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Safety We continue our educational and training sessions for our staff on all safety procedures on and off the water. Over the past two months we have hosted regular first aid and CPR training. As the venue grows the need for in house security has became a priority. Over the past two years we have outsourced security. Beginning this month we will have one full time and one part time officer on staff. We are estimating to have a budget saving with in house security. Operations Flood Recovery

home buyers who are eying real estate in North Carolina should consider Durham real estate as a place to purchase their new home. Why Consider Durham, North Carolina? Durham is one of the major cities in the Piedmont of North Carolina that constitutes the Research Triangle. The Research Triangle is home to many Fortune 500 companies that are high-tech or research-based. As a result of easy access to jobs, residents within Durham have incomes that are higher than the

Durham College is beneficial to all students by hosting numerous events, providing all types of services, and having a variety of study areas for each and every student. There are many benefits to attending Durham College. Such as Durham’s Student Association that plan events at E.P Taylor’s, many financial and helpful services for students to tend to in need, and a variety of lounging areas for students to get together and study. Durham College is eventful, helpful and has the ability to adapt to

Mayoral candidates emphasized the importance of helping the Durham community reach its full potential at a City Hall forum as the primary election approaches. On Tuesday evening, four Durham mayoral candidates staked their positions on concerns about Durham, focusing primarily on community and economic growth. The event called “Visions for an Equitable and Vibrant City” was co-sponsored by InterNeighborhood Council of Durham, Duke Student Government, the International City/County Management Association

In Durham today the view of black political activism differs from what it did in the past. This is largely due the change in political climate and acknowledgement and denouncement of blatantly racist ideals. Black political activism in Durham is viewed as mostly favorable and noble. Most recently in the case of the removal of the Confederate Statue in front of the Durham Courthouse, there has been widespread support across the city and

were opposed to removal, the most notorious of which included newspaper editor Noh-Noh-He-Tsu-Nageh. Author Walter T. Durham seeks to illustrate the abdominal nature of Cherokee Removal in his article "Noh-Noh-He-Tsu-Nageh and the Cherokee Removal” through Noh-Noh-He-Tsu’s personal accounts and through the flaws of the various treaties signed with the Native Americans. Firstly, Durham uses the perspective of Noh-Noh-He-Tsu-Nageh (Noh-Noh

is a large likelihood that they will cause harm. A case that exemplifies that is Durham V. United States. The argument in this case is that Monte Durham was convicted of housebreaking and the case that will be quoted is an appeal case in which they are insisting the conviction is overturned

regions claimed by those countries, though not all maps succeed in presenting the territorial rights in an understandable way. Of the two maps analyzed, the Arctic Sea Routes map triumphs in depicting the regional disputes in a simple way, while the Durham Arctic Map is better suited for someone who desires to understand the conflict beyond basics. The Artic Sea Routes map reveals that travelling through the Arctic region for trade greatly reduces transit time. The title map suggests that the map

deviant “other.” Meenakshi Gigi Durham explores this idea in her essay “Scene of the Crime: News discourse of rape in India and the geopolitics of sexual assault.” Following a close study of the media coverage of the rape Durham writes, “like maps, media representations are imbricated with power relations; like maps they use language, visual imagery, and other symbols to represent the world; and like maps, they help to orient us to our surroundings” (Durham 177). Durham makes a connection to Edward

When she was younger, Marilee worked at the Hans and Gretel Restaurant in East Durham off of Route 145. Linda Keuver was married to John Keuver, whose family owned the Hans and Gretel Restaurant. Hans and Gretel is located about a quarter of a mile south of the Stonebridge Road and Stonebridge Road Extension intersection on the east side of the road. The Beers’ Atlas showed the main road running through East Durham, Route 145, but each piece of property was labelled with the land owner’s names.