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A proposed bill would allow open containers in downtown areas, Wilmington businesses support the move
A bill is introduced to create social districts in downtowns By Michael Praats | May 10, 2021 at 1:55 PM EDT - Updated May 10 at 8:27 PM
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Taking a drink outside of a bar or restaurantâs property in North Carolina â for the most part â is not allowed; however, a new bill that is making its way through the state House of Representatives right now could change that.
House Bill 781 is actually titled Bring Business Back to Downtown â and thatâs what business owners and downtown advocates say it would do.
Nature is truly an amazing force. Whether plants or animals, Ole Mom Nature has an incredible ability and drive to survive. The February snow and ice are just a memory for most. New growth brings hope.
Among the millions of brown leaves, green shoots are starting to appear everywhere. And they aren’t on just the hardy plants. A dear friend gave me a pencil cactus several years ago. Although I brought it inside, I feared I didn’t do so early enough, because all of its little limbs were brown and brittle.
However, when I began to trim back the brown limbs, I saw two little shoots coming up from the dirt. Today, I saw a third one. My gift survived, as did the little Sweet Olive Tree next door, the Asian Jasmine along my driveway, and the Star Jasmine on my trellis. I used to think of rose bushes as fragile, but not any longer. They started sprouting new growth shortly after the snow melted. I am still hopeful that my ferns show me green leaves soon.
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