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Chapel Hill family's pug tests positive for COVID-19 in Duke University study
A pet dog tested positive for COVID-19 in Durham. The dog is the pet of Dr. Heather McLean, a Duke Health pediatrician who lives with her family in Chapel Hill. Her husband is an ER doctor. They, as well as their son, all tested positive for the virus.
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Small cafe keeps staff employed with simple strategy
Cocoa Cinnamon's space has morphed into a packing center. Staff is stamping the company's emblem on delivery boxes and roasters are bagging up beans.
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'Cow' in family's yard a beacon of hope
People have been talking about the "cow" that sits off Red Mill Road in Durham.
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Durham's new volunteer portal connects community to nonprofits in need
With the increased number of people facing hunger due to the pandemic, there is an urgent need for help to package meals, deliver food and perform other essential volunteer roles assisting local food distribution organizations.
Read the full story on ABC Raleigh, WTVD.
Durham delays tax increase, faces nearly $12M budget shortfall due to COVID-19
In March, Durham city leaders were moving forward with a nearly balanced budget that sought to repave more streets, give employees a 5% pay increase and raise taxes to support affordable housing.
Read the full story on The News & Observer.
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