In today’s news: early voting gets underway in North Carolina, and Orange County officials confirm a case of measles in Chapel Hill. Also: Orange County Schools adjust their calendar (slightly) after lots of winter weather; six UNC global area studies centers get new life (sort of); the CEO of Habitat for Humanity discusses affordable housing in the Triangle; and a popular restaurant finally reopens, seven months after Chantal. And in sports: Caleb Wilson is out indefinitely with a fractured hand, but Carolina women’s basketball gets a big win over SMU – their eighth in a row and career win no. 400 for head coach Courtney Banghart.
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