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Health Violations Detected at Restaurants in Mecklenburg County

News Summary Recent health inspections in Mecklenburg County revealed alarming food safety violations at several local restaurants. Issues such as the presence of flying pests, sewage overflow, and improper food handling practices were documented. While no establishments received a ‘C’ grade, 18 were awarded ‘B’ grades, with several scoring below 86, raising significant public health concerns. It’s vital for restaurants to uphold hygiene standards to ensure customer safety. Charlotte, NC

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May 31, 2025 No Comments
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Technical Issues Disrupt Testing at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools

News Summary A major technical failure affected testing for students at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, significantly disrupting mandatory assessments. The NC Education platform crashed, causing delays and confusion among thousands. While some schools resumed testing shortly after, others will have to reschedule. CMS apologized to families, attributing the issue to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. This incident highlights the need for reliable technology in education and better contingency planning for

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May 29, 2025 No Comments
Interior view of a chapel for the Traditional Latin Mass
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Bishop Announces New Restrictions on Traditional Latin Mass in Charlotte

News Summary Bishop Michael Martin has introduced new restrictions limiting the Traditional Latin Mass to a designated chapel in Mooresville, a significant change from previous allowances. This decision aligns with Pope Francis’ directive and has faced backlash from the community and clergy, raising concerns about accessibility and unity within the Church. Criticism of Bishop Martin’s management style points to a lack of open dialogue as divisions grow in response to

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May 29, 2025 No Comments
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Charlotte Emerges as a Top Relocation Destination

News Summary Charlotte, North Carolina, is becoming a prime spot for relocations in the U.S., attracting around 117 new residents daily. The city’s robust job market, particularly in finance and healthcare, along with a lower cost of living, makes it appealing. While it experiences some safety concerns, its vibrant culture and community contribute to its attractiveness for newcomers. Charlotte’s growth, supported by recent corporate movements, positions it for continued development.

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May 29, 2025 No Comments
Traditional altar with Latin inscriptions in a church
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Crisis Erupts in Diocese of Charlotte Over Latin Mass Restrictions

News Summary The Diocese of Charlotte faces significant backlash against proposed restrictions on the Latin Mass and traditional practices. The draft regulation, linked to Bishop Michael Martin, aims to eliminate Latin and other traditional elements in local liturgies, reducing venues for the Traditional Latin Mass. Critics express concern over the implications of these changes and the bishop’s leadership style, potentially signifying a larger liturgical conflict during Pope Leo XIV’s papacy.

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May 29, 2025 No Comments
Community meeting discussing juvenile crime prevention.
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Community Calls for Juvenile Justice Reform Following Dog Theft

News Summary Jayla Gittens, a Charlotte resident, urged City Council members to reform the juvenile justice system after her French Bulldog, Julio, was stolen during a move. Gittens shared her emotional distress faced due to the theft and subsequent threats from the juveniles involved. With statistics showing a rise in juvenile crime, especially repeat offenders, Gittens advocates for stronger consequences for these young criminals to prevent similar incidents in the

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May 28, 2025 No Comments
Community members discussing children's advocacy issues
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Council for Children’s Rights to Shut Down Advocacy Programs

News Summary The Council for Children’s Rights (CFCR) in Charlotte is shutting down its Children’s Defense Team and Custody Advocacy Program due to a loss of $675,000 in state funding. The closures, set for April 30 and June 30, will leave vulnerable children without essential legal support. CFCR provided defense and advocacy to over 5,000 children since 2022, with concerns about the impact of these service cuts on children involved

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May 28, 2025 No Comments
A home in Charlotte with debris and emergency vehicles outside.
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Burn Injuries Investigated in Southwest Charlotte Incident

News Summary The Charlotte Fire Department is investigating a serious incident involving two individuals, including a child, who suffered burn injuries at a residence on Echodale Drive. Firefighters transported both victims to hospitals, with one sustaining life-threatening injuries. While no active fires were found, the investigation continues to uncover the circumstances leading to the incident. The home has a history of code enforcement complaints, raising concerns about safety in the

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May 27, 2025 No Comments
A community gathering to honor lost loved ones with flowers and candles.
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Community Remembers Beloved Individuals in Heartfelt Obituaries

News Summary The Charlotte community is grieving the loss of several cherished individuals, including Frenchie Denise Flowers, Clarence ‘Timmy’ Flowers, Melanie Anne McElduff, and Charlotte Delores Hopkins. Each of these individuals made significant impacts on their families and friends, leaving behind lasting memories and legacies. As the community reflects on their lives, the tributes serve as a reminder of the love and joy they brought to others. Charlotte, NC –

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May 26, 2025 No Comments
Courtroom scene related to COVID-19 relief fraud case
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Charlotte City Council Member Indicted for COVID-19 Fraud

News Summary Tiawana Brown, a Charlotte City Council member, and her two daughters have been indicted for COVID-19 relief fraud. They allegedly submitted false loan applications for over $124,000 intended for pandemic relief programs. The funds were reportedly misused for personal expenses, including a birthday party. If convicted, they face significant prison time. This case highlights ongoing concerns over the misuse of COVID-19 relief funds, as Brown insists the indictment

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May 24, 2025 No Comments

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