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The Durham “Sex, Love and Violence” summit opened Wednesday, bringing together community agencies and individuals interested in issues of domestic violence, sexual assault and rape.
Durham Police Chief Jose Lopez told city council members at their Sept. 8 meeting that violent crime has fallen 11 percent in the first half in the year, compared to the same period last year.
Starting tonight, audience members will be able to witness the creative and often death-defying feats of an eclectic cast of acrobats and performing artists—all at DPAC.
The eighth anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks began in contemplative silence and ended with a celebratory concert to honor the victims and observe the country’s first National Day of...
Senior David Hershey, the second student to serve in the past two years, was elected to the Trinity Heights Neighborhood Association board Saturday evening.
Durham City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday to cede control of two local streets to Duke.
Since she was let go as a cashier at the Blue Coffee Cafe downtown last year, Champ, 58, has been looking for work. Tuesday, Champ’s search brought her to the Durham JobLink Mobile Unit outside...
There is hope that relations between Duke students and their Trinity Heights neighbors can improve.
Durham City Manager Tom Bonfield has appointed Garaland Chadwell as his new deputy city manager for Community Building.