Mount Airy News (9/5/2008)
The town's board of commissioners voted to give Preservation NC an option to sell a 1920s bungalow at 305 Cherry Street. Some have wanted the house, a contributing structure in the historic district, torn down to make way for a parking lot.

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(9/2/2008)
Residents of the Morehead Hill historic district are circulating a petition to protest Healthy Start Academy's plan to knock down two 1910 homes. A city historic commission hearing today might decide whether the houses get a demolition delay.

Learn more about the Jackson Street houses . . . (Endangered Durham)

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Wilmington Star-News (8/28/2008)
Brunswick County landmark restored by developer and now under protective covenants. Termite damage had almost toppled this ca. 1812 home, the oldest in Calabash.

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Charlotte Business Journal (8/25/2008)
"The National Trust Loan Fund has created a $5 million loan pool to help develop affordable housing in Charlotte and other cities across the country."

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Virginian-Pilot (8/22/2008)
"The restored Jarvisburg Colored School could open by early next year, but questions remain on whether to use volunteers and start slow or hire a staff with Currituck County funding and make it part of bigger plans."

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