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News
The Durham County Sheriff’s Office Says It Doesn’t Participate in ICE’s Secure Communities Program. Tell That to Jairo Garcia del Cid.
The eighteen-year-old was held in the county jail until ICE could grab him, now faces deportation
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Film
The Book of Henry Is a Blatant Tearjerker Whose Elaborate Plot Serves a Useless Solution
Director Colin Trevorrow and novelist Gregg Hurwitz's glorified TV thriller opens on Friday, June 16.
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Music
Forty Years After Her First LP, Carlene Carter Looks Back on a Long Career and the Ties That Bind
Carter stops at Cary's Koka Booth Amphitheatre on Wednesday, accompanied by John Mellencamp and Emmylou Harris.
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Chicken Bridge Bakery Feeds Bodies and Minds with Baked-In Messages of Resistance and Solidarity
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Arts
Southern Accent, Launched from Durham to Louisville, Roils Kentucky's Conflicts and Possibilities as Profoundly as It Did North Carolina's
The revolutionary exhibit on Southern identity in contemporary art, which debuted at the Nasher last fall, makes another big impact at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville.
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