In today’s news: Chapel Hill police search for a missing man and investigate a pair of student fights at East Chapel Hill High School. Also: Chapel Hill changes its leaf-collection policy; the Chapel Hill Town Council seeks applicants to (briefly) fill a vacancy; Gov. Josh Stein issues an order expanding access to the COVID vaccine; the Trump administration approves federal funds for Chantal relief; a circuit court panel strikes down a Jim Crow-era state voting law; UNC students and local residents climb the stairs at Kenan Stadium to mark the anniversary of 9/11; a local bar gets a national honor; UNC football scores a big home win; and the Tar Heel field hockey and men’s soccer team have good weekends as well – though only one of them earns a victory.
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