In today’s news: early voting gets underway today, and we introduce you to some of the candidates in Chapel Hill. Also: Pittsboro approves part of a major development proposal; Carrboro pushes back trash pickup; OWASA delays a downtown water-main replacement project; the Chapel Hill-Carrboro school board gets set to consider a new state-mandated rule; judges issue rulings in cases involving open-meetings law at UNC, the governor’s appointment power, and health care for transgender residents; UNC police seek a suspect in a reported assault; Tar Heel men’s soccer takes an upset loss; Carolina men’s basketball heads west for a two-day exhibition; and UNC’s beloved bat dog Remington heads into retirement.
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