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Lake Norman Transportation Commission’s Future In Doubt | WFAE

March 1, 2016

Local officials are discussing how to save the Lake Norman Transportation Commission, after three of the four member towns voted to withdraw. LINK: Feb. 29, 2016, WFAE.org, ““Lake Norman Transportation Commission’s Future In Doubt”“

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Sunny Tuesday #morningwalk Cellist Yo-yo Ma formed a heart with his arms at Davidson College Sunday night. He joined Davidson board of trustees chair Anthony Foxx (left) and Davidson president Doug Hicks in a discussion titled "Cultivating Our Shared Humanity." Ma talked about his background as an immigrant, finding his voice as a musician and, later in life, pondering the importance of the artist's "moral imagination" - contemplating questions such as "What is my responsibility as a citizen and a musician?" Just dropped: the latest episode of The Main Street Files, the @davidsonhistoricalsociety podcast. On this episode, we look at fires that changed Davidson, and how firefighting here evolved from a group of student and staff volunteers from @davidsoncollege into a full-time professional department of the @townofdavidson NC. Featuring research from DHS volunteers and a presentation by Davidson fire chief Ryan Monteith. Listen and subscribe at @podbean, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Amazon podcasts.  https://davidsonhistoricalsociety.podbean.com/e/fires-that-changed-davidson/ Monday #morningwalk About 150 people gathered at Davidson College Friday evening for a candlelight vigil to remember the generations of enslaved and exploited workers who worked at the college since its founding in 1837. The crowd included descendants and families of Black college workers. The event happened in front of Hank Willis Thomas's sculpture "With These Hands," which was dedicated a year ago.  The crowd held candles and listened as students read the names of more than 50 additional enslaved people and workers uncovered through additional research over the past year. The commemoration was part of Davidson's ongoing commitment to shine a light on its past connections to slavery and racial exploitation. Leaf season Wednesday #morningwalk Monday #morningwalk Walking back through uptown Charlotte after the Charlotte FC win.
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