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Editor of , the state government news service . UNC alum. Charlottesville native. Follow for all things

Raleigh, NC
Joined January 2013

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  1. Big community newspaper news in southeastern NC today...congrats to !

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    Jul 30

    Hundreds of emails, texts and other documents reveal more details about the extent of donor and trustees' involvement in the tenure case for Nikole Hannah-Jones, a controversy that brought national attention to Chapel Hill.

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    Jul 30

    !!! CDC: VACCINES STILL WORK, DESPITE BREAKTHROUGH CASES “There is a significant difference between having a fever and dying from COVID-19.”

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    Jul 30
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    Jul 30

    The "temporary new normal." Wake County to require masks in government buildings, even for those who are vaccinated

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    Jul 30

    “I’ve got the Lord with me,” said Nealy, 59. “I ain’t worried about it. But everybody’s saying, if I did get it, I won’t end up on a respirator. So I’m here today and now everybody can leave me alone.” Reporting by:

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    New: After 8 months hospitalized for covid-19 — ventilator, inability to walk, liver transplant — Republican Rep. David Byrd is speaking out and is pro-vaccine. "It is a disease that wants to kill us," he said. "Please take it seriously.

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    New: Between March 22 2021 and July 27 2021, Mecklenburg County Public Health received and confirmed reports of 376 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among fully vaccinated residents. This represents less than 1% of fully vaccinated residents.

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    This tweet is incredibly irresponsible. It makes it sound like vaccinated ppl are as likely to get and spread Covid as unvaccinated people are, which the CDC document absolutely does not say.

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  10. Remember when news websites had comments sections that they shut down because they'd become a cesspool of trolls and misinformation? I feel like that eventually just migrated to the replies on reporters' tweets

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  11. Obvious health benefits aside, I think I'd prefer 1-2 needles in the arm over doing the put-a-stick-up-your-nose COVID test once a week for work. Got teary eyed and felt sore every time I did one

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    Jul 29

    . supports in his new COVID protocol for cabinet agencies. We encourage all state employees and retirees to get vaccinated to protect themselves, their families, co-workers and communities.

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  14. For those curious about the partisan dynamics around vaccine messaging, both and have appeared in multiple pro-vaccine PSAs. Lt. Gov. is the only elected leader who's said he hasn't gotten the shot

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  15. Cooper sounds very exasperated with the people who are refusing to get vaccinated

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  16. Cabinet agencies includes these (also Office of State Budget and Management and Office of Human Services) Vaccine rule doesn't include , UNC System, agencies led by separate elected officials like Agriculture, Labor

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  17. Cooper says last week's guidance that high schools could make masks optional for the vaccinated has now been changed to match what the CDC says

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    Jul 29

    First round of story: No new mask mandate for NC, except for some unvaccinated state employees, Gov. Cooper says

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  19. He's "encouraging" the vaccinated and unvaccinated to follow the new CDC guidelines on masks, but doesn't sound like he's making it a mandate like it was before

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  20. New mandate from : State workers in Cabinet agencies must get vaccinated or face weekly testing and masking on the job He wants other employers to do the same

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