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Duke memory researcher selected to receive $800K MacArthur 'Genius Grant' (opens the original)
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A Duke researcher who studies human memory and imagination has been one of 20 fellows chosen to receive the highly selective MacArthur "Genius Grants." Felipe De Brigard, a philosopher and cognitive neuroscientist at Duke University, conducts research that seeks to understand how memories work and how memories of traumatic experiences can be reshaped to not elicit negative emotions. He will receive $800,000 from the MacArthur Foundation to help advance his work. De Brigard was at a work retreat
Wrongfully deported Raleigh man will soon return to NC and reunite with family (opens the original)
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A young Honduran man who a federal judge determined was wrongfully deported earlier this year was released from a detention center in Texas on Friday. He plans to return to Raleigh next week to reunite with family members. Earlier this year, federal immigration officials detained and swiftly deported Raleigh resident José Eliezer Martinez-Andino, 20, after encountering him while he was on a cross-country trip in search of work as an auto mechanic. He has Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, a type
As Raleigh's Lump gallery turns into Plum, the new team promises to 'keep the art weird' (opens the original)
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Thirty years ago, artist Bill Thelen and his partner started Lump gallery on 505 S. Blount Street in Raleigh, a space that gained notoriety as an underground and experimental art venue. "I was 30 years old and I did it for 30 years," Thelen said. "I turned 60 in May and I was just like, this seems like a really good time to close it as it is and change Lump into more of a giving foundation that kind of gives to artists and tries to fund projects with the minimal money we have." At the end of Aug
For one night, a Filipino grocery store in Raleigh became a comedy club (opens the original)
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On a typical day, the Oriental Store of Raleigh sees patrons milling between shelves to shop for bags of rice, snacks, canned fish, soy sauce, and other pan-Asian grocery items. Folks will also stop at its popular lunch counter, Filipino Express, to order lumpia, chicken adobo, pancit, and other Filipino dishes. But on Thursday night, the small grocery became host to dozens of people who crammed into the dining space of Filipino Express to watch, of all things, a stand-up comedy show. Comedian J
Raleigh City Council considers a proposed youth curfew ordinance (opens the original)
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Raleigh City Council members heard a proposal Tuesday afternoon to impose a teen curfew between the hours of 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. The city attorney's office drafted the ordinance in response to the violent "teen takeovers" that took place on July 4 in multiple neighborhoods in Raleigh. The Raleigh Police Department estimated that about 8,000 young people gathered at the Brier Creek shopping center and Glenwood South. Nine people were shot overnight – including four juveniles – and police made 29 a
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