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Lynne Roberts Dunlap passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, January 30, 2019 in Vidant Beaufort Hospital
Lynne Roberts Dunlap passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, January 30, 2019 in Vidant Beaufort Hospital
 
Mr. Richard Allen Dunlap, 63, of Asheville, NC, passed away encircled by family early Friday morning, December 2, 2016 at StoneCreek Health and Rehabilitation Center, Asheville
Mr. Richard Allen Dunlap, 63, of Asheville, NC, passed away encircled by family early Friday morning, December 2, 2016 at StoneCreek Health and Rehabilitation Center, Asheville
 
In laying out its legal case against the state over elimination of teacher tenure, the North Carolina Association of Educators cites some of the same constitutional constructs of contract law that state employees used two decades ago to overturn the General Assembly's repeal of income tax exemptions
In laying out its legal case against the state over elimination of teacher tenure, the North Carolina Association of Educators cites some of the same constitutional constructs of contract law that state employees used two decades ago to overturn the General Assembly's repeal of income tax exemptions
 
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