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Law
5:10 am
Tue April 10, 2012

Parking Fee in Downtown Greensboro

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Parking decks in Downtown Greensboro will now cost a couple of bucks at night.

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Business & Economy
5:15 pm
Mon March 26, 2012

Greensboro Call Center Closing Investigated

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The U.S. Department of Labor is investigating the closure of an American Express call center in Greensboro.

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Education
4:45 am
Mon March 26, 2012

Greensboro Students Visiting the White House Garden

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A group of students from Greensboro is in Washington D.C. today helping First Lady Michelle Obama plant her White House garden.

Jeff Tiberii: Last year students at Sumner Elementary school students decided to plant their own garden, and sent letters to the First lady seeking advice. Last week the White House called and extended an invitation for five third graders, two teachers and the principal to visit the White House and receive gardening tips first hand. Principal Thyais Maxwell says the children are excited and the families emotional

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