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The Wilmington Housing Authority's Hillcrest redevelopment will replace aging WWII-era buildings with over 500 residences, including many affordable units. WHA is still requesting a waiver for fees usually charged to developers who remove specimen trees. Completion of the project's first phase has been pushed back from spring 2028 to the fall of that year.
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This letter comes from Veronica McLaurin-Brown, a retired educator and advocate who pushed to end suspensions for young students in the New Hanover County Schools district.
The Newsroom
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Recorded live at Leland Town Hall on October 14, WHQR joined Port City Daily, WECT, and The Seahawk to put questions to the three Democrats, one Republican, and one Libertarian running for state House and Senate seats representing parts of Brunswick and New Hanover County.
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Arts & Culture
- The art of showing up: Inside Fully Awake Art Gallery
- More than a meal: Lee Bains brings Southern stories of food, labor and life to Wilmington
- "I just have to get a lot of North Carolina stories out of my system": Wilmington director Parrish Stikeleather
- ‘A keen eye for color’: Sydney F. Austin on her artistic journey and finding community
- Floating through art: Andy Warhol’s Silver Clouds takes over Cameron Art Museum
Beyond the Cape Fear
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The draft list includes increased funding for school safety and educator pay, as well as changes to the state's funding model for exceptional children.
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Retired federal scientist Frank Bove and Camp Lejeune advocates Mike Partain and Jerry Ensminger challenge the Justice Department’s kidney cancer arguments, citing federal research and revealing courtroom exchanges.
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