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North Carolina Literary Review Online Fall 2023 by East Carolina University - Issuu

Mecklenburg may spend up to $30m for new tennis complex

President Lincoln's Historic Benicia Arsenal in Peril – Former Mayor Elizabeth Patterson

Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District - Located merely a 12-minute stroll from The Loop, the 3-star Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District offers 24-hour front desk, laundry facilities and housekeeping service. The inn is a good starting point to Chicago

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The final six months of ‘22 gave Fighting Illini fans plenty to celebrate.

Illini Athletics 2022: Second Half Year-in-Review - The Champaign Room

In the October issue of ArtReview, Jessica Lanay writes about Rirkrit Tiravanija, the subject of a retrospective at New York’s MOMA PS1, Chris Fite-Wassilak addresses the legacies of Mike Kelley on the eve of a retrospective at the Bourse de Commerce, Paris, and Martin Herbert zeroes in on the extraordinarily diverse range of interests on display in a retrospective of Harry Smith at the Whitney, New York. Marv Recinto reports on the work of Rory Pilgrim and Helen Cammock in the context of UK artists centring their practices on care work, while a doctor and a nurse tell distinct stories about art, medicine and the ‘postpandemic’ present. Emilie L. Gossiaux is interviewed about a body of work richly informed by a dog, Adam Thirlwell revisits avant-garde novel and artwork DICTEE (1982), Amber Husain writes about the Chicago-set television series The Bear (2021–) and Jamie Sutcliffe goes behind the scenes of animated cartoons. Plus: the full complement of exhibition and book reviews from around the world.

ArtReview October 2023 by ArtReview - Issuu

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Nearly two dozen new and rehabbed structures that opened in the past year highlight the November 2022 Business North Carolina. The annual Building NC feature emphasizes the state’s growth including new offices, health care, lodging and entertainment projects. Top billing goes to a unique arena-hotel-convention center at High Point University. Another feature describes how some N.C. cities are attacking the affordable-housing crisis, while Edward Martin explains how a South Carolina-based tribe was able to establish a lucrative casino just across the state line in the Tar Heel State. Columnist Dan Barkin reports on Eaton Corp.’s impact in the state as it shifts focus from gas-powered engines to electrifying vehicles and the grid. Other stories include a ranking of the state’s biggest craft brewers; Asheville’s potential ban of plastic containers; a golf-training company that tries to make the sport fun for newbies; and a look at the money sloshing around college football.

Business North Carolina November 2022 by Business North Carolina - Issuu

The Creekside Inn on El Camino Real would be demolished and replaced with two six-story buildings with a total of 382 apartments under a redevelopment plan that the property owner sent to the city.

Developer proposes to replace Creekside Inn with apartments, News, Palo Alto Online

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