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Forecasters predict multiple waves of severe thunderstorms starting this afternoon through the early evening. The National Weather Service says those storms will bring damaging winds, hail, and the possibility of tornadoes.
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Creek Week is an annual regional commemoration of water and environmental stewardship. Various events will be taking place across the Triangle, including invasive species removal, litter clean ups, and guided walks at parks or trails. -
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This comes after a developer of a proposed data center canceled the project late last week. The moratorium is intended to give town staff time to update zoning rules.
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