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Latino Community Credit Union offers accessible financial services (opens the original)
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When Patricia Sánchez moved to Greensboro, North Carolina, from Guanajuato, Mexico, in 2023, she said it was challenging and scary. The language barrier and differences in banking systems made finances hard to navigate. A friend suggested Sánchez go to the Latino Community Credit Union, a member-owned, full-service bilingual credit union based in North Carolina. “They have a lot of resources in my language, and I can relate with people that know the confusion or all the doubts that come from not
Latino Community Credit Union offers accessible financial services (opens the original)
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When Patricia Sánchez moved to Greensboro, North Carolina, from Guanajuato, Mexico, in 2023, she said it was challenging and scary. The language barrier and differences in banking systems made finances hard to navigate. A friend suggested Sánchez go to the Latino Community Credit Union, a member-owned, full-service bilingual credit union based in North Carolina. “They have a lot of resources in my language, and I can relate with people that know the confusion or all the doubts that come from not
Sunday early voting eliminated in 23 counties after N.C. Board of Elections decision (opens the original)
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On Aug. 20, after a nine-and-a-half-hour meeting, the N.C. State Board of Elections approved the final 20 early voting plans for the upcoming November midterm elections. Early voting on Sunday was eliminated in 23 counties — dropping from 40 with at least one Sunday early-voting location in 2022 to 17 counties in 2026. Stacy “Four” Eggers IV, Republican secretary of NCSBE, said in an email statement to The Daily Tar Heel that decisions made for early voting in North Carolina expanded the total n
Local governments reimagine J Branch corridor’s future, UNC must cease coal use first (opens the original)
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The University Railroad, also known as the J Branch, runs through downtown Carrboro all the way to rural Orange County. Now, it is the subject of the J Branch Rail Trail Feasibility Study, meant to determine potential future uses for the rail corridor. The approximately 11-mile rail line is owned by Norfolk Southern, North Carolina Railroad and UNC. It’s used to deliver coal to the UNC cogeneration steam and power plant on Cameron Avenue, which generates steam and powers almost a third of the Un
Local governments reimagine J Branch corridor’s future, UNC must cease coal use first (opens the original)
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The University Railroad, also known as the J Branch, runs through downtown Carrboro all the way to rural Orange County. Now, it is the subject of the J Branch Rail Trail Feasibility Study, meant to determine potential future uses for the rail corridor. The approximately 11-mile rail line is owned by Norfolk Southern, North Carolina Railroad and UNC. It’s used to deliver coal to the UNC cogeneration steam and power plant on Cameron Avenue, which generates steam and powers almost a third of the Un
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