Sarah Clements
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 10
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- Sep 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Daily Tar Heel
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Former UNC history professor found dead in Eastwood Lake (opens the original)
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First responders recovered the body of Konrad Jarausch, an 85-year-old former UNC history professor, from Eastwood Lake Tuesday afternoon. At around 11 a.m., the Chapel Hill Police and Fire Departments responded to a 911 call that reported the retired professor missing after swimming in Eastwood Lake off South Lakeshore Drive. Eastwood Lake is privately owned by the Lake Forest Association, and is open only to neighborhood swimmers and guests. The organization decided against lifeguards in 2015
Judge rules UNC does not have to release SCiLL report (opens the original)
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UNC does not have to release the findings of its seven-month investigation into the controversial School of Civic Life and Leadership, an Orange County judge ruled Thursday. A coalition of six North Carolina media outlets, including The Daily Tar Heel, sued the University in April for the release of the 400-page, $1.2 million report. The coalition argued that its contents, having been paid for by the University using public funds, is public record as defined by the N.C. Public Records Law. 17 da
Judge rules UNC does not have to release SCiLL report (opens the original)
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UNC does not have to release the findings of its seven-month investigation into the controversial School of Civic Life and Leadership, an Orange County judge ruled Thursday. A coalition of six North Carolina media outlets, including The Daily Tar Heel, sued the University in April for the release of the 400-page, $1.2 million report. The coalition argued that its contents, having been paid for by the University using public funds, is public record as defined by the N.C. Public Records Law. 17 da
Judge rules UNC does not have to release SCiLL report (opens the original)
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UNC does not have to release the findings of its seven-month investigation into the controversial School of Civic Life and Leadership, an Orange County judge ruled Thursday. A coalition of six North Carolina media outlets, including The Daily Tar Heel, sued the University in April for the release of the 400-page, $1.2 million report. The coalition argued that its contents, having been paid for by the University using public funds, is public record as defined by the N.C. Public Records Law. 17 da
El ICE abrirá un centro de detención masiva en el noreste de Carolina del Norte para finales de 2026 (opens the original)
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El Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de EE. UU. tiene previsto reabrir una prisión privada desocupada en Winton, Carolina del Norte, para convertirla en el primer centro de detención de migrantes a gran escala del estado y uno de los más grandes de su tipo en la costa este. Según documentos internos obtenidos por The New York Times, el ICE planea abrir, para finales de 2026, un centro de detención con capacidad para 1,320 camas en la Institución Correccional Rivers, actualmente desocu
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