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November 24, 2010 Special Issues » Citizen Awards

2010 Citizen Awards

We honor these citizens because they work tirelessly to make the Triangle a more just community.

These days, "citizen" is a loaded word. The crazed "birthers" still contend, despite official documentation to the contrary, that President Barack Obama was once a citizen of Kenya. Anti-immigration forces are so obsessed with documents and status and borders, they've failed to…

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In a world that needs those who strengthen our community, Bill Padgett is one of my heroes. Thanks Bill and …

by Tony Stephens on Dix Park: Saving a prime piece of land through a critical mass of people (Citizen Awards)

NC is indebted to the dreams and the voices of 10s of thousands of Dix Park supporters who for over …

by Bill Padgett on Dix Park: Saving a prime piece of land through a critical mass of people (Citizen Awards)

Thanks for covering this! It's a shame that so many workers in North Carolina risk life and limb to bring …

by Jeremy Sprinkle on New AFL-CIO report evaluates worker health and safety (Triangulator)

Fracking in Pennsylvania, years ago, led to massive water table destruction (based on Halli's special sauce) and about $40,000 per …

by Honz on One N.C. county says "no" to fracking (Triangulator)

This place sucked...The food was bland, the meat was tasteless. Entrees that were supposed to be spicy were just as …

by Sean Wright on Red Lotus Asian Kitchen (Orange County)

Best patio to eat and drink! Love the "How do you Q?" drink and The Uberwisconsin - grilled cheese! …

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