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"I believe our schools must remain neutral when it comes to religious promotion during the school day."
"I believe our schools must remain neutral when it comes to religious promotion during the school day."
 
this is what corrupt people do - what are they trying to hide?
this is what corrupt people do - what are they trying to hide?
 
RALEIGH: Vecoplan, LLC, a manufacturer of industrial shredding equipment, will create 33 jobs in Guilford County, Governor Roy Cooper announced today. The company will invest $6.75 million to locate a new manufacturing facility in High Point.
RALEIGH: Vecoplan, LLC, a manufacturer of industrial shredding equipment, will create 33 jobs in Guilford County, Governor Roy Cooper announced today. The company will invest $6.75 million to locate a new manufacturing facility in High Point.
 
H&R Block in Washington is offering a free community shred day April 5, 2018
H&R Block in Washington is offering a free community shred day April 5, 2018
 
Durham County officials on Monday destroyed gun registration documents stemming from a Jim Crow-era statute, ending months of legal uncertainty over ownership of the materials and threats of legal action had the records been preserved.
Durham County officials on Monday destroyed gun registration documents stemming from a Jim Crow-era statute, ending months of legal uncertainty over ownership of the materials and threats of legal action had the records been preserved.
 
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