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NC has three constitutional amendments on the ballot this fall. What you need to know (opens the original)
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This November there are more than candidates on the ballot in North Carolina. Three constitutional amendments are facing voters. They include decisions on expanding voter ID to absentee-by-mail ballots and putting limits on income and property taxes. These may not be the sexiest topics, but they could set the tone for life in North Carolina for years to come. In collaboration with the League of Women Voters of Charlotte Mecklenburg, Charlotte Talks held a forum at Central Piedmont Community Coll
Local News Roundup: Crystal Hill out; I-77 tolls in; Tiawana Brown sentenced; another Wegmans on the horizon? (opens the original)
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Superintendent Crystal Hill is out at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Tuesday, the school board voted to fire Hill. Meanwhile, Board of Education Chair Stephanie Sneed steps down from her position, but remains on the board; some of her colleagues say the body is dysfunctional. We break down the latest chapter in this drama and where the district goes from here. Elsewhere, the Interstate 77 project is back on. There was little anticipation after Charlotte, whose vote carries the most weight, flipp
Crystal Hill is fired plus, ahead of CRTPO vote, a roundtable of local leaders on I-77 (opens the original)
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First, CMS Superintendent Crystal Hill is fired on Tuesday. We get a report from WFAE education reporter James Farrell. Then, It's time for a decision on the I-77 south toll lane project, again. Earlier this year, local municipalities voted down a planned toll plan project on I-77 that would extend 11 miles to the South Carolina border. This came after concern over the impact to historically disenfranchised communities and questions about whether the lanes would actually lower traffic congestion
Local News Roundup: More CMS leadership issues; Trump stumps for Whatley; Charlotte may flip on I-77; WTA comes to the Queen City (opens the original)
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We’ll have the latest from Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools this week as some school board members push to remove Chair Stephanie Sneed. The item is on the board’s Sept. 22 agenda. Board members Cynthia Stone, Monty Witherspoon, and Lenora Shipp brought the motion forward. This comes the same week as The Charlotte Ledger writes, Superintendent Crystal Hill sent a memo to the board regarding her suspension; more members of CMS leadership announced they were leaving; and the board of education announ
After another blow, the state of local news in Charlotte (opens the original)
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The media landscape in the Queen City took another hit last week. McClatchy, the parent company of the Charlotte Observer and the Raleigh News and Observer, made cuts to its operation. In Charlotte, a quarter of the newsroom lost jobs. This comes after much of the newsroom had already been decimated after years of layoffs and change. The layoffs weren't unique to Charlotte. McClatchy made cuts at 30 newspapers across the country. The layoffs were deep. At the Miami Herald, for example, more than
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