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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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Mason-Dixon Poll: Presidential Race Considered Dead Heat In N.C.
Digital Scans Key In Early Bone Loss Detection, Prevention
Book About Mike Peterson Trial Set To Hit Stores
Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Wants To Bring New Ideas Into Office
Employees At Raeford Plant Receive Pink Slips
Twins Arrested For Raleigh Woman's Murder Have Prior Criminal Records
Raleigh Carousels Ready For Ride To Restoration
Judge Dismisses Jury, Enters Guilty Verdict In Fatal Bus Case
Suspect In Lee County Murder Case To Remain In Jail Without Bond
Senate Committee OKs Measure To Change School Calendar
Senate Approves $12 Billion Tobacco Buyout Plan
UPS Driver Faces Charges In Fatal Wreck
Red Hat Investors File Lawsuit Following Stock Drop
Detective Involved In Passaro Case Will Keep Job
Former SPCA Worker Charged With Embezzlement
Parents Behind Bars After Baby Swallows Cocaine
Cary Residents To Discuss Cable Issues
Trio Of Theft Suspects Arrested In Wake County
House Approves Bill To Change School Calendar
Chapel Hill Paving Way For Improved Franklin Street

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Cary Seen As Hot Spot For Red-Light Camera Violators
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