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Unconvinced, Apex to study Internet cafés
Rick Hancock and Ray Earnhardt, business partners seeking to open the town's first Internet sweepstakes parlor, say theirs is a legitimate and legal business unlike video poker operations, which are banned under state law.
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Public art gets more scrutiny
Municipal budgeting in a recession isn't too far from what goes on in your home: Does Sally need new clothes this fall? Does Cary need new sculptures?
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Path to prosperity
For decades, Jenni Keith has navigated this quaint downtown to arrive at a familiar destination: Hudson Belk.
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Cary may tweak review board rules
A special committee to address citizen issues is getting another rewrite.
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Cyberscuffle starts new round
Ding. Ding. Ding. Hyatt cries foul on group that prompted his own admission of dirty tricks.
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