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Chatham Journal Weekly is Chatham County, NC's newspaper with complete news and information for our community. The Chatham news source in print and on the web. Experience the World of Chatham County, North Carolina.
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Three future NC State Wolfpack players named McDonald's All-Americans
All three of NC State's men's basketball signees for next season, Tyler Lewis, Rodney Purvis and T.J. Warren, were named to the prestigious McDonald's All-American team on Thursday. This marks only the third time in school history that more than one incoming Wolfpack player was named to the squad and the first time the Pack has ever boasted three. NC State was the only school with three selections this year.
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Central Carolina Community College adult graduates celebrate success
Success tastes very sweet ? just ask members of the latest graduating class of Central Carolina Community College?s Adult High School and General Educational Development programs.
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Do not be afraid to fill an empty building with children learning
I have been a reader of the Chatlist for about eight years. I also own a small business here in Pittsboro. I don't understand why some people are so afraid of anything changing in town. When the Piggly Wiggly opened after Lowe's Foods left, many people seemed to believe that life was coming to an end. Life didn't end, and I love the Piggly Wiggly and the friendly staff there.
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Calling all chocolate cake and cheesecake bakers to the Council on Aging's Annual Chocolate Cake Bake Off
Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate is always the theme for the Council on Aging's 24th Annual Chocolate Cake and Cheesecake Bake-Off and this year will be no different. This mouth-watering event has been challenging the top bakers in Chatham County for over two decades and is sure to please once again. With a panel of judges awarding prizes for the best tasting, most creative and most original cake and cheesecake, this is one event not to be missed.
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A very different take on WalMart
On December 23rd, three years ago, we buried our 35 year old son, Jesse, a resident of Silk Hope, at the little community cemetery on 64, just outside of Siler City. At the time, we were visitors from Virginia, grief-stricken, but still needing some Christmas presents for his children and our other grandchildren in Durham. The Wal Mart is nearby.
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New 2012 Solid Waste and Recycling decals will be arriving in the mail near the end of January
Landowners in the unincorporated areas of Chatham County who paid their 2011 county property taxes and annual solid waste fees by the Jan. 5, 2012 deadline should look for their new 2012 Solid Waste and Recycling decals in the mail near the end of January.
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Third Annual Shamrock Run for Hope seeks volunteers
The Third Annual Shamrock Run for Hope, hosted by the Pittsboro Relay for Life is scheduled for March 17, 2012. This 5K & 10K run in Pittsboro is followed by a breakfast for participants (included in registration, all others for $5).
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A reply to the ?Sustainable Capitalism? Manifesto
Sustainable has become the new king?s clothing in the American marketplace of mentality. The buzzword was invented by the people whose minds were shaped by the 1950's sales concept that?new?was better. Decades of marketing influence have led unsuspecting citizens to believe the maxim. Credence in the performance of old, former, dependable methods and products has almost disappeared.The sales job is almost complete.
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Chatham County charity rook tournament this weekend
Ebenezer United Methodist Church will host the First Annual Chatham County Charity Rook Tournament On Friday, January 13 and Saturday January 14.
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Biogen Idec Foundation awards grant to Clean Jordan Lake
Clean Jordan Lake has been awarded a $4,150 grant from the Biogen Idec Foundation to launch its Adopt-A-Shoreline Program. The funds will be used to attract participation from various community organizations and to post attractive signs at adopted shoreline sections to recognize their effort.
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