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3:49pm

Thu March 22, 2012
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UNCW Partnering with Art for the Masses

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In the Cultural Arts building at UNCW, Chancellor Gary Miller announced that the university will now be housing the Wilmington event Art for the Masses.

UNCW will be the permanent home for a Wilmington tradition called Art for the Masses.

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11:56am

Fri March 16, 2012
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250 Protesters Gather After NHCo. Commission Balks

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About 250 people showed up at River Front Park in downtown Wilmington yesterday for a protest. They took issue with the New Hanover County Commission’s unanimous rejection of an almost $9,000 family planning grant from the state earlier this week. 

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7:07pm

Thu March 8, 2012
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Local Girl Scouts Celebrate 100th Anniversary

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Saturday morning 700 girls from New Hanover, Pender and Brunswick counties will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Girl Scouts and its founder, Juliette Gordon-Low. 

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3:44pm

Tue March 6, 2012
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Anti-Marriage Amendment Rally Draws Crowd in Wilmington

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About 100 people attended the Race to the Ballot final rally in Wilmington's Riverfront Park on Friday, March 2.
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On the North Carolina primary ballot in May, voters will see an amendment defining marriage between one man and one woman as the only domestic legal union recognized in the state.

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2:06pm

Wed February 15, 2012
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Wilmington's Temple of Israel Installs New Rabbi

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Photo by Amanda Greene / Wilmington Faith and Values
Rabbi Paul Sidlofsky scoots into place in the Torah procession before his installation on Friday.
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The signature stained glass window at Temple of Israel, the state’s oldest Jewish house of worship.
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Rabbi Brian Zimmerman, leader of the South District of the Union for Reform Judaism, who installed his longtime friend Rabbi Paul Sidlofsky.
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Temple of Israel’s sprawling organ.

Wilmington’s Temple of Israel, North Carolina’s oldest Jewish house of worship, recently installed its 18th rabbi since the congregation’s beginnings in 1876.

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