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#OnThisDay in 1813, a British Royal Navy fleet departed Ocracoke, ending their occupation. The USRC Mercury usually policed the inner coast, enforcing customs laws. On receiving word of the invasion, the Mercury sailed to New Bern to deliver a warning. https://t.co/TYXI4xVjjP
The booster rate for eligible community members in Orange County is 58%. For the other 42%: get vaccinated! It's the most important step you can take to protect yourself and others from the highly contagious BA.5 strain of #COVID.
#OnThisDay in 1851, Millie-Christine McKoy, conjoined twins, were born into slavery in Columbus Co. Known as as the “Carolina Nightingale,” they traveled the world, learned several languages, and met Queen Victoria, who gave them matching brooches. https://t.co/dQKWY8hoe8
"Ni hao" from the Dadaocheng District of Taipei, Taiwan! Local Rotary member Pete Ma's father grew up here, so it's his go-to spot for showing visitors the vibrant neighborhood.
What's your favorite place to take visitors to in your hometown?
The Coltrane Student Instrument Contest deadline is Sat. July 16th! It's a chance to win a brand new instrument for NC middle and high school student musicians! https://t.co/mRFy6WVk74 #jcijbf#musiceducation
As the #climatecrisis worsens, access to clean, safe #water is a growing issue. Pernambuco, Brazil, recently suffered its worst drought in 50 years, prompting Rotary Clubs and @Habitat_org Brazil to partner in an effort to provide clean, safe water. https://t.co/2JyCtrscJ9
Today we welcome Jennifer Jones as the 2022-23 #Rotary International President, and we're asking you to imagine Rotary under her leadership. What do you think Rotary will achieve this year?
Meet Jen: https://t.co/9Yk30UPMyK
Join us for the 9th Annual #Carrboro Community Reading of the Frederick Douglass essay “The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro” at noon on #July4th at the Century Center with @NCCU Professor Irving Joyner, Mayor @damonseils & community members!
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It's the last week to see Cornell Watson's Tarred Healing exhibit at the library — come by and check it out during the library's open hours now through June 30. More info ➡️ https://t.co/VuDEP32Nuy
#OnThisDay in 1857, a NY paper published an ad touting a new book, The Impending Crisis of the South: How to Meet It. The author was Hinton Rowan Helper, born in Davie County. The book, which denounced slavery in no uncertain terms, caused a sensation. https://t.co/TwRb8Dhf2G
Current & past members of the all-volunteer South Orange Rescue Squad, celebrating 50 (well, actually 51) yrs of providing emergency rescue services to Orange Co & UNC. During the pandemic, "rescue services" expanded to include food & vaccination distributions. @CarrboroGov
I have a message for the women of North Carolina: you still have a legal right to an abortion in our state. North Carolina state law protects women's reproductive freedoms. 1/
The 1947 Journey of Reconciliation was profoundly significant to the Civil Rights Movement, but its story was nearly lost to history.
Join us to learn the history of this ride at a free film screening at the Chelsea Theater on June 27.
➡️ Register at https://t.co/jUoOBR2QDN
Our most important investment in FY23 budget: "We have a Town staff that is tasked with creating what we believe to be the most progressive community in the South, often from scratch, and they are working overtime to meet our requests." - @nowell4carrboro
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Construction underway for CASA's Perry Place, 48 one- & two-bedroom apartments for community members earning less than 60% AMI, straddling Carrboro/Chapel Hill line. Exciting new project made possible by funding from @OCNCGOV, @CarrboroGov, @chapelhillgov, and @StrowdRoses.