Show your support for the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts at their annual “The Art of Giving” by shopping for paintings, sculptures, photography, jewelry and more as holiday gifts. Throughout December Head to Southern Season for one of many holiday cooking classes from a kids-only class making Christmas cupcakes to a kids and parents class making […]
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by Susan and Tom Hoerger If you come to our Chapel Hill home for Thanksgiving, there are two rules: 1 You must participate in the Cardinal Track Club’s Gallop & Gorge 8K run at 8 a.m. Thanksgiving morning in Carrboro. 2 You must run it wearing a turkey hat. Your hat can have the turkey
-By Jeanne Langley I bought my 1950 Chapel Hill home in 2002 in Morgan Creek when my son was 10 years old. It was a beautiful neighborhood and the house and yard are perfect for children; there was even a little playhouse in the backyard. It was also a lonely neighborhood for a child as
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Shannon Media Inc. – publisher and producer of Durham Magazine, Chatham Magazine, Chapel Hill Magazine and TASTE Events – announced today the promotion of Executive Editor Jessica Stringer to Editor. In her role, Jessica will continue to be charged with producing creative ideas, editorial lineups, writing and editing content, plus monitoring production, for Chapel Hill Magazine,
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Shannon Media Inc. – publisher and producer of Durham Magazine, Chatham Magazine, Chapel Hill Magazine and TASTE Events – announced today the appointment of Managing Partner Rory Gillis to the additional position of chief operating officer. In her new role, Rory will oversee the day-to-day operations of the multimedia company as well as its overall
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Transplanting Traditions When refugees began arriving in Chapel Hill from Myanmar around 2007, they struggled to cook unfamiliar American vegetables and hungered for traditional foods that would keep them culturally connected. Families who continue to arrive from Burma are just as eager to access familiar foods. But today, they know where to find them. The
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Carrboro is a town with a beat, a rhythm that is equal parts artist, hippie, social activist, good ol’ boy and soccer mom. So, it’s no surprise what happened on a summer Sunday in 1997: There was live music in the streets of Carrboro – all kinds, all local, all free. On that day the
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THE FOODIE ISSUE 27 9 Foodie Events Not to Miss 78 Master Chefs Junior Local kids passionate about food 88 Down on the Farm Home-grown ingredients shine in Jamie DeMent’s new book 96 Let’s Taco ‘Bout It Some of our favorite tacos around town 106 Nourish Three do-gooding, food-focused organizations 110 Bowled Over The Purple
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