Monthly Archives: September 2008
Mint Hill Arts slideshow
Photos by Jim Young, taken at the Mint Hill Arts September 12. The MHA was celebrating one year in their gallery.
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Armed robbery in Mint Hill
Mint Hill police officers caught three strong armed robbery suspects today after they responded to a robbery call near the Bojangle’s on Lawyers Road. Officers were involved in a short car chase followed by a foot pursuit to apprehend the … Continue reading
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Winston-Salem man wins $1 million
A Winston-Salem man became a millionaire last week when he won in the North Carolina Educational Lottery. Does it seem like most winners come from places other than the Charlotte area? Conspiracy? Doubtful, but it is an interesting coincidence. The … Continue reading
Independence ejection free in 2007-2008
The NCHSAA released its list of ejection-free athletic programs for the 2007-2008 school year, and Independence High was one of 125 member schools to achieve the status. The Patriots are joined by East Meck as the only two teams in … Continue reading
Myrick’s for electric and hydrogen powered cars
It wasn’t long ago you couldn’t find a Republican who publicly supported electric or hydrogen powered cars. Not so any more. From John McCain down the line, Republicans openly support alternative energy sources and believe the U.S. needs to wean … Continue reading
Posted in Politics 2008, Transportation
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Gasoline supply expected to rise
[singlepic=144,320,240,,left]AAA Carolinas expects availability of gasoline to rise throughout the Carolinas. Gasoline prices hit record highs in the region as a reaction to the threat of Hurricane Ike, which struck the coast of Texas, including Houston, Saturday morning. “It’s important … Continue reading
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Shots fired at Mint Hill apartments
Mint Hill Police say shots were fired this morning at 12:30 am at the Victoria Park Apartments. The incident began when occupants of an apartment arrived home to find two men had broken in and ransacked the interior. The two … Continue reading
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Mint Hill librarian to retire at end of month
[singlepic=136,320,240,,center] (This story by Adam Houston appeared September 11 in The Mint Hill Times print edition. Click here for subscription information.) The Mint Hill Library will host a tea party September 25 to honor branch manager Neily Trump, who retires … Continue reading
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Lawyers Road sidewalk postponed, again
The Board of Commissioners deferred a decision on the proposed sidewalk connecting The Traditions at Lawyers and Brighton Park. The decision was deferred so the board can determine the safest location for the sidewalk intersection. The project will be discussed … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Town Hall
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Patriots quiet Lions’ roar
Lawrence Martin owned the night. Martin caught six passes for 211 yards, two touchdowns and he threw a 51-yard touchdown pass to tight end Sebastian Green on a wide receiver pass. Head coach Tom Knotts said Martin also wasn’t too … Continue reading
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Bulldogs stuff Cardinals
[singlepic=143,320,240,,left]Butler football got off to a rough start Friday as Berry scored on a 72-yard touchdown pass to freshman Germone Hopper on the second play of the game. The Bulldogs quickly settled down, however, and cruised to a convincing win. … Continue reading
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AAA says no to fill ups, Mint Hill drivers say yes
David Parsons, President and CEO of AAA Carolinas tells drivers to not fill up as a result of Hurricane Ike barreling down on Texas. “The worst thing that could happen would be for motorists to flock to gas stations to … Continue reading
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Just another morning in Manhattan
[singlepic=134,220,140,,left]Today marks an historic day in America. The world stopped seven years ago and watched the horror unfold at Ground Zero, the Pentagon, and in a field in Pennsylvania. No American will forget where they were when they heard news … Continue reading
