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The Pink Triangle is not merely a catchy icon, nor commercial shorthand to boost attendance at Gay Day at Disney World or the D.C. Pride Parade.
Pamlico Relay for Life bolstered by strong youth participation
“And request them to take a picture of any area that is of question - your front and your back. Because a lot of times you see your front, but you don't see your back. And do it yearly.”
Gray hair and wrinkles were evident among many of the nearly 100 cancer survivors who walked the honorary first lap Friday evening to start the annual Pamlico County Relay for Life. via Sun Journal
Car rams into Oriental hardware store; no one injured
“He said he thought he had stopped, but continued on”
No one was injured when a 75-year-old man drove his car into a hardware store this morning. via Sun Journal
Arapahoe Charter School going strong after 10 years, teacher says
“Anyone is welcome to book our gym or cafeteria (nonschool hours).”
A decade after it was founded, Arapahoe Charter School is maintaining its mission as a community-based source of a good education. via Sun Journal
Cutler invited to be preferred builder in Cutter Bay
Gary Cutler of Gary Cutler Builders has been invited to be one of the preferred new home builders in Cutter Bay, a new gated waterfront community on a peninsula within Stonewall in Pamlico County. via Daily Reflector
Pamlico history to be subject of series of classes
“It helped me to get out there and learn resources available.”
Pamlico County's history up to the moment gets a close look in a six-part series of classes beginning Feb. via Sun Journal
Mullins Shannon and Rebecca Mullins of Newport announce the birth of a daughter, Ana Caroline Mullins, Nov. via Sun Journal
Coming Attractions: Sale aids museum
Ticket purchase and contact information for select Twin Counties venues, page 2B. via Rocky Mount Telegram
Town Elections 2007: Voters decide on leadership Tuesday
“And of course the (elections) board members will travel around checking on all the precincts that day”
Terrence Hicks records his votes at the No. 7 Township Volunteer Fire Department during the 2006 election. via Sun Journal