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March 31, 2020

• NC lawmakers are thinking about reopening restaurants. When is that a good idea?
• Compassionate accountability - a way forward from COVID-19
• Local craft group donates 4,000 face masks to Atrium Health. Here’s how you can help.
• Mecklenburg County locks down tennis, basketball and volleyball courts in parks
• Stowe Botanical Garden lays off 80% of its workforce. ‘It’s down to the bare bones.’
• CMS hourly workers to receive emergency leave pay during coronovirus closure
• Sen. Burr faces Justice Department probe as criticism of his stock sales intensifies
• ‘The Last Dance’ a reminder Michael Jordan owned the Hornets well before he paid for them
• How the Panthers are working with PSL owners who may struggle to pay for tickets on time
• Amid coronavirus, safety of immigrant workers must come first on NC farms
• New health hazard: Donations, trash still left at Goodwill stores closed for COVID-19
• Davidson College makes SATs, ACTs optional for admissions, for now, because of COVID-19
• NC teacher: In the COVID-19 classroom, less is more
• Banks, grocery stores among companies hiring in Charlotte amid coronavirus crisis
• Why did Drake Maye switch from Alabama and choose UNC? It’s about more than legacy
• Gov. Cooper orders no utility shutoffs, urges landlords not to evict on April 1
• Tips from health experts for restaurant takeout, delivery safety during COVID-19
• One person dead after officers return fire in downtown Asheville shooting, sheriff says
• 2 workers at Charlotte area Lowe’s stores test positive for COVID-19, company says
• 2 workers at Wells Fargo’s massive Charlotte campus test positive for COVID-19
• This Charlotte catering service gives back — and offers bulk food for COVID prepping
• Toilet paper cakes and cabin fever kits: COVID hasn’t stopped Charlotte celebrations
• Visit the Virtual YMCA in Charlotte during COVID-19, with barre, boot camps and yoga