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TOMORROW: Athletes for the Arts to celebrate arts education at Maryland Hall | Eye On Annapolis

TOMORROW: Athletes for the Arts to celebrate arts education at Maryland Hall | Eye On Annapolis
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January 27th: Athletes for the Arts to celebrate arts education at Maryland Hall | Eye On Annapolis

January 27th: Athletes for the Arts to celebrate arts education at Maryland Hall | Eye On Annapolis
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In Praise of a North Carolina Musical Haven – Garden & Gun

A Sunday service at NorthStar in Durham. “There’s a New World Coming” is a song the great Georgia-born singer Bernice Johnson Reagon recorded in 1975. In the early 1960s, Reagon was a founding member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee’s Freedom Singers, and in 1973 she started Sweet Honey in the Rock, a celebrated Black female a cappella group. But in “There’s a New World Coming,” which appears on her album Give Your Hands to Struggle, Reagon sings alone: “There’s a new day coming! / Everything’s gon’ be turning over / Everything’s gon’ be turning over / Where you gon’ be standing when it comes?”

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North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper inaugurated for second term

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper inaugurated for second term Share Updated: 7:58 PM EST Jan 9, 2021 The Associated Press Share Updated: 7:58 PM EST Jan 9, 2021 The Associated Press Starting his second term, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Saturday called on residents to learn from the state’s recent triumphs and trials and to commit to shared goals for education, health care and racial equality, and to “cherish our democracy.”The Democrat emphasized COVID-19′s continuing challenges and condemned this week’s violence at the U.S. Capitol during an inauguration ceremony for him and the other Council of State members truncated due to safety concerns about the pandemic. While he and eight other leaders came in person to be sworn in, his inaugural speech was prerecorded, as were other portions of the ceremony. During the address, he pledged to meet the state’s challenges squarely and professed North Carolina was pois

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At inauguration, North Carolina Gov Roy Cooper calls for shared goals

Starting his second term, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Saturday called on residents to learn from the state s recent triumphs and trials and to commit to common goals for education, health care and racial equality, and to "cherish our democracy."

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