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Letter from the past:
CLT
Mayor from
1964
sends letter to Mayor Patrick Cannon
Mayor Stan Brookshire "mailed" a letter Monday that won't be read until the year 2014.
Hornets 2.0
Awesome
25
-year video retrospective of the Charlotte Hornets
Noda
Animated GIFs showing how
NODA
has changed
Native American Art
Art exhibit at
UNC
Charlotte celebrates Native American Heritage Month
Premiere: Tuesday, Nov 13, 5-7 PM @ the Student Union
exhibit will remain open until Nov 30th, from 9 AM - 9 PM on weekdays
Eclectic
Cline’s Country Antiques: farm, junkyard, antique store? All of the above
Discovery Place welcomes indie media in first blogger open house
A Healthier Charlotte
This week on A Healthier Charlotte: Financial Health
whether psychologically, emotionally, or physically, money is tied closely to health
four financial health experts discuss money's effect on wellness
Feature
Mummies of the World, the world’s largest mummy exhibition, coming to Discovery Place Nov
11
12,000 sq. ft. exhibition
includes such rare specimens as the Detmold Child, a 6,420-year-old child mummy from Peru
Feature
Tonight only: Total Lunar Eclipse (of the heart)
The eclipse begins on Tuesday morning, Dec. 21st, at 1:33 am EST
Totality commences at 02:41 am EST
Feature
Fareed Zakaria speaks at Blumenthal on the “rise of the rest”
Pulitzer Prize winner, TIME editor, CNN host
"The odd thing about the U.S. is in the early twenty-first century they actually achieved their one historical objective; they globalized the world. They just forgot along the way to globalize themselves."
Green Market uptown walking tours to resume this Saturday
Feature
Photos of Charlotte’s past
photos taken from an active forum thread on Urban Planet right now, with people sharing found photos and illustrations of Charlotte's past
Feature
Video: sculpture of Captain Jack, Spirit of Mecklenburg, unveiled
sculptor Chas Fagan, and journalist/author Cokie Roberts were present
crowd totaled around 1,200
Levine Museum in the New York Times
Vicente Fox speaks at Charlotte Museum of History
Is that a fact?
Creative Crossroads: Remembering our past
Metropolis by Rob Carter
Charlotte circa
1987
from the air
Bojangles Coliseum
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