Here's a look at tomorrow's headlines:
PHONY FLIERS: Read Jesse's post below this one for part of the story. Read our CHN story for more. Criticism of the Greenbridge project is rising along with the towers along West Rosemary Street. Read what people are saying and what the developers have to say in return on our front page and on our op ed page. And tell us what you think about the project and the debate in a letter to the editor at editor@nando.com.
PANTRIES IN DEMAND: The IFC is almost giving away twice as much food as it did two years ago. The numbers are up at Orange Congregations in Mission in the central and northern part of the county. Read Dave Hart's story on how local food pantries are trying to keep up with demand as the recession drags on.
'O' CRUEL WAR': That would be the Civil War, and that would be Ernie Dollar, Chapel Hill preservationist, in Federal (Union) garb on our front page. Find out why in this second story by Dave in tomorrow's paper.
EXCLUSION BY DESIGN: Augustus Cho is going to provoke some people with his My View column. After getting fliers home from his children's schools for African American parents meetings and Latino parents meetings, he got to wondering, "Why were such racial/cultural specific meetings even necessary." Read his column and see if you agree.
And don't forget to watch Anoop tonight. N&O music critic David Menconi has some great suggestions for what Quentin Tarantino soundtrack song Chapel Hill's Clef Hanger should sing in tonight's "American Idol" show.
Plenty more, lots of letters, Martha Tyson on why Carrboro isn't giving up on getting its own full-service library, and Flo Johnston writes about cats -- in church.
Thanks for reading,
Mark
