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It seems like last week -- not 16 months ago -- when I wrote my first column for University City Neighbors.
I live beside Back Creek in Faires Farm in old Newell just a mile from UNC Charlotte and have spent the last 20 years learning from and writing about my great neighbors in University City. I now am columnist and reporter for Neighbors of University City. I cover dining, people and neighborhoods. Since all news is local, all news is about people, and I love to eat, I guess I've got it covered. I welcome your calls and emails, even if you are upset about something. In fact, especially when you are upset about something. E-mail me or call me at these numbers: 704-358-6014 (w) or 704-574-0603 (c).
It seems like last week -- not 16 months ago -- when I wrote my first column for University City Neighbors.
Chatty Deja, sullen Abdul -- they're as different as you'd expect middle-school students to be.
Sometimes change is as simple as this: Several middle school students, their teacher and a volunteer planted flowers and shrubs two weeks ago at Derita Alternative School.
Amid the noise of the N.C. primary's closing days, democracy quietly worked on Wednesday evening in University City.
IN MY OPINION Gerald Simpson steered a visitor to a quiet spot in the back of Faulk Brothers Hardware, so they could talk without interruption.
Gerald Simpson steered a visitor to a quiet spot in the back of Faulk Brothers Hardware, so they could talk without interruption.
The University City branch of the Charlotte Chamber held an IKEA lovefest Thursday at the University Place Hilton.