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Between two worlds: Speaking with Indigenous police officers

Between two worlds: Speaking with Indigenous police officers
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Mecklenburg Struggles To Get Former Tent City Residents Into Permanent Housing

Mecklenburg Struggles To Get Former Tent City Residents Into Permanent Housing
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Worcester s colleges have fostered a startup ecosystem to help students become business owners

By Livia Gershon This story appeared in the Special Section: Worcester Emerging, detailing the buzz building around the city. To see the entire section, click here When Becker College in Worcester announced it will be closing its doors in August, the Massachusetts Digital Games Institute had a big question to answer. The statewide center for video game entrepreneurship, known as MassDiGi, had been based at the college since its start a decade ago. Where would it go now? “We were flattered by the range of institutions that were interested in talking with us,” said CEO Timothy Loew. “We had opportunities across the commonwealth, and really great ones.”

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Mecklenburg Co extends hotel stay, support services for former Tent City residents

Mecklenburg Co. extends hotel stay, support services for former Tent City residents Courtney Cole © Provided by WBTV Charlotte WBTV CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - It’s been 88 days since over 200 people left Tent City and moved into county-provided hotels for 90 days, but now they have extra time to find permanent housing arrangements. In February, a spokesperson from Mecklenburg County confirmed that 214 people accepted the county’s offer to stay in the hotel. As of Tuesday, the county says eight people have left for more permanent housing, 147 people are still at the hotel, and 45 were “exited due to unsafe or illegal behaviors.” The county has extended the hotel stay until September 30.

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5 Things To Know: New Bill Aims to Legalize Marijuana in North Carolina

5 Things To Know: New Bill Aims to Legalize Marijuana in North Carolina .and four more stories from April 18-24, 2021 New Bill Aims to Legalize Marijuana in North Carolina N.C. Rep. John Autry of Charlotte was one of four North Carolina legislators to introduce HB 617 a bill to legalize and regulate the sale, possession, and use of cannabis in North Carolina in the General Assembly this week. As written, HB 617 will: Establish the creation of the Office of Social Equity to conduct community reinvestment and repair, social equity, cannabis education and technical assistance activities. Make legal the use, possession, and cultivation of up to 12 cannabis plants for persons 21 or older for personal use.

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