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    Power in part of downtown Raleigh to be restored by 8:30 p.m. after construction crew hit underground line. — A construction crew hit an underground power line Tuesday afternoon in downtown Raleigh. More than 600 customers lost power around Chavis Park. A Duke Energy spokesperson said power is expected to be restored by 4:30 p.m.

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UNC Considered Best Bargain Among Nation's Universities
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Moore County Satellite Dish Company Shuts Down
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Authorities Arrest Cary Man In Child Pornography Case
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Triangle's Real Estate Market Shows Signs Of Gaining Momentum
Despite Layoffs, Henderson Mayor Hopeful For Economic Recovery
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