CHARLOTTE – For the next many months at the main campus of Carolinas Medical Center, the kitchen staff won’t have a permanent place to call work. The cooks and dishwashers and other staffers who prepare and distribute food and clean ...
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CHARLOTTE — For the past several years, science students at Central Piedmont Community College have often had trouble completing required courses in a timely manner. The backup in sciences wasn’t the result of a lack of science professors or quality ...
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CHARLOTTE – Carolina Theatre has hosted its share of film screenings over the years. Built in 1927, Carolina Theatre holds the corner of North Tryon and Sixth streets and was uptown Charlotte’s movie palace, replete with chandeliers, ornate plaster work ...
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CHARLOTTE – The Charlotte Rescue Mission is a nonprofit organization that provides a home and recovery space for homeless men and women looking to beat the beasts of drug and alcohol addiction. Only the men’s dormitory of the Rescue Mission’s ...
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CHARLOTTE – What do you do if you’re the Charlotte Housing Authority and one of your affordable-housing communities specifically for the geriatric gets, well, geriatric? According to Eric Johnson, the chief development officer at the CHA, you start an $8 ...
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CHARLOTTE – The Mercy branch of Carolinas Medical Center, founded in 1906 by the Sisters of Mercy as the first Catholic hospital in the state, has seen some changes over the years. The most recent of those changes began several ...
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CHARLOTTE – Mecklenburg County voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a $210 million bonds package for Central Piedmont Community College. The hefty sum of money will go a long way in adding classroom space and accommodating increasing enrollment, said Kathy Drumm, ...
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MATTHEWS – Novant Health Matthews Medical Center, formerly known as Presbyterian Matthews, had just finished a 26,000-square-foot renovation on the hospital’s fifth floor when it got the news. Novant Health Carmel OB-GYN told the large hospital in Matthews that it ...
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When Magnolia Plaza was built in the late 1980s and early 1990s, it had the character to match the sleepy lake town it served. By 2012, the population had increased more than five times to 26,243, Census figures show. The shopping center also needed to offer more than what it had if it wanted to appeal to the new Cornelius.
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Did Dominic Acolino come up with the idea to completely renovate the Hilton Charlotte University hotel all by himself? No, and he certainly didn’t stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
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