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Cary Student Wins State Department Scholarship

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Lots of kids study abroad, even in high school. But not many get a scholarship from the U.S. State Department to do so. Meet Kira Wegner-Clemens.…

Technology Video: Controlling a Robot with Your Thoughts

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This week in our S.T.E.M. video series, we show a woman who is paralyzed controlling a robotic arm with nothing but her thoughts. Kids with an interest in S.T.E.M. will find this video more inspiring than Futurama.…

Anti-Bullying Program in Cary Wins Chamber Excellence Award

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Bullying among school kids may be a disheartening fact of life, but one Wake County School created their own program to empower students using positive reinforcement for good behavior coupled with technology. They got results, and recently won the Cary Chamber Entrepreneurial Award in Education for 2012.…

Read & Feed 2012 Capital Campaign

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One of our favorite community programs is Read & Feed. It's an all-volunteer, no-cost program to help economically disadvantaged kids. Now is their Capital Campaign. Find out how you can make a contribution to this excellent organization.…

Business: Meet 17 Year-Old Entrepreneur Connor Bernstein at CIC

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Nine year-old Connor Bernstein had always liked science. After years of buying frustrating or incomplete science kits with his allowance, he decided to create his own. The seeds for Kits For Kid were planted. Meet Connor and hear his impressive story at Cary Innovation Center on Wednesday, May 16.…

Education: Take The Magnet School Survey

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The Wake County Public School System (WCPSS), the largest school system in the state of North Carolina, has ranked among the best in the country. They are looking for your input on their magnet school program now through June 1.…

Technology Video: Fibonacci Numbers

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Cary, NC –  The latest in our S.T.E.M. video series concerns Fibonacci Numbers, also known as the Golden Ratio. It is a sequence of numbers that influence mathematics, science, engineering, art and religion. This video also has the virtue of being beautiful to watch.…

Green Hope, Panther Creek to Stay in Tri-9

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This week, Panther Creek and Green Hope high schools won an appeal to stay in their current Tri-9 4A Athletic conference in Wake County Public Schools.…

1700 Empty Bottles Build Bright Horizons Greenhouse

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Story and photos by Lindsey Chester. Cary, NC – The children at Bright Horizons at the Clubhouse in Cary have been busy for the past year building a Greenhouse made out of 1700 recycled 2-liter bottles. The children will use the greenhouse to grow food to give back to their…

Cary Native Wins Fulbright Award

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When she was at Martin Middle School, Cary native Leslie Willis discovered a love of travel through her grandmother, whose photo books, adventure stories, and spur of the moment trips captivated her. A decade later, she has been awarded a 2013 Fulbright grant to teach English in Malaysia.…

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