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Top Charlotte news: Concerns over lack of social distancing; high school students provide gear

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Published on March 31, 2020
Top Charlotte news: Concerns over lack of social distancing; high school students provide gearPhoto: Jeff Turner/Flickr

Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Charlotte.

Charlotte residents push back against stay-at-home order

On Saturday afternoon, county officials said outdoor activity is recommended as long as people practice social distancing. Both playgrounds and excercise equipment at parks are off limits.

Read the full story on Spectrum News North Carolina.

Health officials concerned over crowded parks, lakes

It was a sunny, warm weekend across the Carolinas and health officials are concerned that people are not taking the advice of health officials seriously to practice social distancing.

Read the full story on WCNC.

After schools closed, child abuse referrals slowed

Teachers account for one out of every five child abuse referrals nationwide. Now that kids aren't in the classroom, they need their guardian angels more than ever. Mecklenburg County child abuse and neglect referrals reveal a drastic drop in referrals over the last two weeks.

Read the full story on WCNC.

Charlotte high school students coming together to help health care workers

Charlotte high school students are helping get much needed protective gear to healthcare workers. The idea started simply after the daughter of two Charlotte doctors wanted to protect her parents.

Read the full story on WCNC.


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