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January 19, 2011 News » Wake County

An open letter to Wake school superintendent Anthony Tata

by Bob Geary @rjgeary

Dear Mr. Tata: Welcome to Wake County. You were good enough to say, during your recent visit, that Wake County is North Carolina's "crown jewel." I agree, and I agree with you that the school system you've been chosen to lead is…

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She's going to be serving a really long-term suspension now!

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wonder if Bruce Arena will call up Andrew Shue for this match?

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