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Murder defendant’s brother sticks up for him

Derek Abaroa says his brother Raven, on trial for murder, was a good husband and a good father. Published: May. 23, 2013 6:12 PM | Full story

Abaroa defense opens with character witnesses

Raven and Janet Abaroa were playful, loving and happy together with typical newlyweds’ problems jurors heard Wednesday afternoon, from people who knew the couple well. Published: May. 22, 2013 7:02 PM | Full story

Durham police investigating apparent double murder

Durham police are investigating an apparent double homicide that occurred Wednesday afternoon. Published: May. 22, 2013 6:21 PM | Full story

City breaks ground on Angier-Driver streetscape project

City and community leaders broke ground Saturday on a $4.8 million streetscape project they say could revitalize the long-depressed East Durham community the way a similar project has boosted downtown. Published: May. 21, 2013 7:00 PM | Full story

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My mother’s hands

j32whh89 I have limited recollection of my mother taking me by the hand when I was younger. Published: May. 25, 2013 7:00 PM | Full story
A Durhamite in Panama
Wading in the water with John Kent
Durham Public Schools invests in all children
Your letters, May 19
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Political Cartoons Archive: Dennis Draughon

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Your Best Shot, May 26
Today's Best Shot comes from reader David Sokal who lives on Parkwood Lake. "I put some logs in the water because turtles like to crawl up on them when it's sunny out. It's common to see a bunch of turtles on the logs, but it's unusual to see one on top of another."

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Your Best Shot, May 26
Today's Best Shot comes from reader David Sokal who lives on Parkwood Lake. "I put some logs in the water because turtles like to crawl up on them when it's sunny out. It's common to see a bunch of turtles on the logs, but it's unusual to see one on top of another." | Full story
St. Luke’s Episcopal gets interim rector
The Rev. Stephanie Yancy, a “second-career” priest, became the interim rector at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on Hillandale Road May 1. She is from Annapolis, Md., but knows Durham from family living here. | Full story
'Homosexuals' playwright visits Durham for post-show talk
Manbites Dog Theater has added two extra performances to its run of Philip Dawkins' "The Homosexuals," with a chance to meet the playwright. | Full story

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