In today’s news: Chapel Hill provides an update on the future of its 36-acre property on Legion Road, with a pond slated for removal. Also: Disney provides an update on the future Asteria neighborhood in Pittsboro; a high-ranking UNC official leaves for Columbia; two local arts organizations join forces as one; and the principal of Orange High School reflects on being named national principal of the year. And in sports: Bill Belichick weighs in on UNC’s preparation for the upcoming football season; a Tar Heel kicker announces he’s returning to Chapel Hill after a court ruling cleared the way; UNC women’s soccer gets a preseason exhibition win over South Carolina; season tickets go on sale for Carolina women’s basketball; UNC’s men’s golf coach gets a contract extension; and the Tar Heel baseball team keeps it in the family when landing a future recruit.
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