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Daytime Shooting in Chapel Hill Leads to 18-Year Sentence

Daytime Shooting in Chapel Hill Leads to 18-Year Sentence

#034

April 03, 2024

Violent Daytime Shooting in Chapel Hill Leads to 18-Year Sentence

Issue #034

In this Chapel Hill Insider Issue…

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📰Violent Daytime Shooting in Chapel Hill Leads to 18-Year Sentence

📰Navigating the Future of Governance: Chapel Hill's Critical Look at Volunteer Advisory Boards

📰Phishing Attack Compromises UNC Medical School Email Account; Prompt Response Limits Damage

📰Atlas Logan to Lead Chapel Hill’s Library and Arts Departments Starting Late April

📰From Retrofit to Resiliency: Carrboro's Leap Towards Sustainable Living

📰Plan Ahead: Bekah Brunstetter’s ‘The Game’ Unpacks Digital Distractions and Marriage

📢 We Want to Spotlight Local Businesses! Want Your Business to Be in Focus? Apply Here!

🗓️Upcoming Events (Updated)

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Violent Daytime Shooting in Chapel Hill Leads to 18-Year Sentence

My eyes were opened to the lingering touches of the GDR and the distrust sewn between families, friends, and neighbors through 40 years of occupation. During a tour of the Statsi Prison in Berlin, I was able to slip away from the group and capture the empty hall where so many experienced the horrors of oppression and false-accusation.

Ronell Canion, 29, of Durham, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after being convicted for a shooting in Chapel Hill on April 2, 2023. Canion faced eight felony charges related to the incident, which occurred near the University of North Carolina and resulted in serious injuries to one individual and endangered many others. The conviction comes after a six-day trial, where it was revealed that Canion also attempted to influence a witness and showed no remorse for his actions. Read the full story.

Navigating the Future of Governance: Chapel Hill's Critical Look at Volunteer Advisory Boards

Chapel Hill's Town Council is scrutinizing the town's numerous volunteer advisory boards to assess their effectiveness and relevance. Concerns over significant resource expenditure and unclear benefits have prompted a reevaluation, considering reforms for better integration, clearer objectives, and more inclusive participation. The council, leveraging personal experiences and aiming for a policy-driven approach, seeks to enhance governance while maintaining meaningful community involvement. Read the full story here.

Phishing Attack Compromises UNC Medical School Email Account; Prompt Response Limits Damage

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Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash

The University of North Carolina School of Medicine and UNC Hospitals are notifying individuals about a security breach involving unauthorized email access, which occurred after a phishing attack on February 1, 2024. The breach was quickly contained, with no further unauthorized access reported. Impacted individuals are being contacted and offered credit monitoring services, along with advice on monitoring their healthcare billing for any irregularities. The university and hospitals are now enhancing their security measures to prevent similar incidents.

Atlas Logan to Lead Chapel Hill’s Library and Arts Departments Starting Late April

Atlas Logan. Photo courtesy of the Town of Chapel Hill

Atlas Logan has been appointed as the new Director of Chapel Hill Public Library and Community Arts & Culture, starting April 29, 2024. With a rich background in library services, Logan is enthusiastic about advancing community service, inclusivity, and equity. Her appointment follows a thorough nationwide search focused on finding a leader committed to diversity and community engagement. Logan replaces Meeghan Rosen, who will retire after a temporary leadership period and a long career serving the Chapel Hill community.

From Retrofit to Resiliency: Carrboro's Leap Towards Sustainable Living

The Neighborhood Energy Resiliency Project (NERP), funded by the Orange County Community Climate Action Grant Program and led by the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA), aims to enhance energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions for low-income homeowners in Carrboro, NC. The initiative includes home assessments for energy upgrades, with a focus on air sealing and insulation. It also assists homeowners in qualifying for the North Carolina Weatherization Assistance Program. The project has been well-received by the community, earning praise for its impact and the professionalism of its teams.

Bekah Brunstetter’s ‘The Game’ Unpacks Digital Distractions and Marriage

Bekah Brunstetter's latest play, "The Game," directed by Vivienne Benesch, is a witty and poignant look at how a captivating online game disrupts the marriage of Alyssa and Homer. Alyssa's creation of a support group leads to unexpected twists in the narrative, offering a fresh perspective on love in the age of digital distraction. The play runs from April 10-28, 2024, and is recommended for audiences aged 14 and up due to its mature content. With a runtime of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, it's a compact yet powerful exploration of contemporary love. Tickets start at $20. Purchase your tickets here.

Wine Down Wednesday

Location: La Vita Dolce, 610 Market St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516

Dates: April 3, 2024, and every week on Wednesday until October 24, 2024

Time: 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Health on the Block

Location: Hargraves Community Center, 216 North Roberson St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516

Dates: April 6, 2024 Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Price: Free

There will be free health screenings including dental screenings, blood pressure checks, and food, games, and prizes for all! Registration is not required. Just show up!

Revolutionary War Living History Day

Hillsborough Visitor Center 150 E King, Hillsborough

Every year, the Alliance for Historic Hillsborough invites the public to experience the local history of the American Revolution with a day of family-friendly events. With live reenactors. Click here for more information.