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This has been a hectic year for people who rehab baby squirrels, and Raleigh nonprofit Wildlife Welfare is looking to people of the Triangle for help.
Now you can keep tabs on crimes happening in your neighborhood. Click here to use our interactive map.
The state Department of Transportation could open this week the final leg of the N.C. 98 bypass, which loops around Wake Forest and will help cars avoid crowded Capital Boulevard.
If a chance to eat at the Cafe Insecta doesn't catch your attention, perhaps the return of Jim Alberti's Flea Circus or a collection of aquatic bugs will.
There are probably few events that can truly bring a city together, but the seventh annual Raleigh Neighborhood Exchange aims to do just that.
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