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APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Sawyer

Sawyer is a big brown dog, large and energetic, and probably best in families with older children. Here’s his biographical information, according to the Animal Protection Society of Durham: Heartthrob alert! Sawyer is a big, goofy guy with a big goofy head. He has recently let us know that

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[Nerdspresso] Junk Food for Your Brain: Streaming Bad Movies Can Feel Pretty Good

Life is like a road trip. Sometimes you’re flying down the highway with the tunes blasting, making good time and other times you’re stuck in gridlock traffic listening to agriculture news on public radio. Everybody needs to take a break and stretch their legs. When the traffic of

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APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Bam Bam

Bam Bam is a black cat who has battled an upper respiratory infection and discovered a diagnosis of FelV. He’s timid, but brave. Because he’s FelV positive, Bam Bam should be the only feline friend in your home. Here’s his biographical information, according to the Animal Protection

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[Nerdspresso] Arnold, Guns, Blood, and Hobo Pants: The Terminator at 40

The Terminator turns 40 this year. It came out in theaters in 1984 when I was in high school. I first discovered it’s b-movie brilliance on VHS at a friend’s house. It was a wrap party for our high school musical. Us drama nerds played hard. There were

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APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Diego

Diego is a big brown dog, maybe not ideal for a home with small children, available for adoption from the Animal Protection Society of Durham. Here are his biographical details, provided by APS of Durham: Diego is the perfect catch. Let us list some reasons for you. 1. Potty trained

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APS Pet of the Week: Socks

Socks is an energetic large dog available for adoption from the Animal Protection Society of Durham. Here are his biographical details, provided by APS of Durham: One week after Valentine’s day and still waiting for your boyfriend to show up with flowers? Socks would never disappoint you like that!

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[SoDu We Gallery] American Tobacco Trail Cleanup

Volunteers from the American Tobacco Trail Facebook group got out this weekend and cleaned up trash along the trail near where it crosses Fayetteville Street in South Durham. Photos taken by Alison Baillie and Kari Linfors.

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[SOUTHPOINT SPOTLIGHT] Shining On: Succotash Southern & Creole Kitchen

Occasionally, Southpoint Access will showcase local businesses that serve customers in South Durham. This installment features Succotash Southern & Creole Kitchen, 3219 Chapel Hill Rd., with questions answered by Susan Head. What inspired you to open a restaurant in Durham and how does the local culture influence your establishment? Susan

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[SoDu We Gallery] St. Barbara Ministry Fair 2024

On Feb. 4, St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church held a ministry fair to introduce parishioners to opportunities for involvement in the church community, including youth activities, choir, Greek language school, dance, the AHEPA men’s organization, and the women’s charitable Philoptochos group. Photos by Wes Platt.

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South Durham Restaurateurs: Please Take This Survey!

Run a restaurant that serves customers in South Durham? Southpoint Access wants to hear from you! Help us showcase our community’s vibrant culinary scene and take the opportunity to highlight your establishment and share your story. Loading…

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[SoDu We Gallery] Book Harvest Dream Big Book Drive 2024

Golden Belt hosted the Book Harvest Dream Big Book Drive on Jan. 15, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Visitors donated books by the boxload, took home a few free books, and enjoyed hot chocolate while watching the Paperhand Puppet Intervention team parading around, meeting Wool E. Bull, and taking photos

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5 Tips for Durham Teachers Coming Back from Winter Break

Students in Durham Public Schools (including mine) are gearing up to return to the classroom after the winter break. So what are some things teachers can do as children come back from a few weeks away from structured learning? I did some digging and came up with five possibilities. 1.

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