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Jun11

Realizing One of My Dreams

I was able to realize one of my dreams last Thursday. Thanks to my co-worker, Kara Holllingsworth, I had the privilege to meet and talk with President Barack Obama in Mooresville, NC. I traveled three hours accompanied by my son to a small elementary school in a  rural town just north of Charlotte. The predominantly Republican audience, despite their politics, was thrilled to be in the same room as the President.

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Jun11

Why I'm Being Arrested

Why I'm being arrested.

This is not a decision I made lightly but in the end it's one I made without hesitation.  Before getting to the essence of why, I had to attend to some practical matters.  Did I have the support of my family? - yes.  Would it affect my job? - no.  Could I post bail?  - yes. 

It's easier for me to do this than most people.  I'm almost 60 years old, nearing the end of my career.  I won't lose my job.  This is not a brave thing for me to do - just a necessary thing.

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May29

Fifteen Years

Fifteen years is a long time.

And I'm not talking about the last 15 years. I'm referring to the next 15 years and I want you to imagine what this state might look like in 2028. Our state representatives in the NC General Assembly make decisions that affect our lives every day. They have a responsibility to make decisions that help citizens by protecting the environment, supporting public education, ensuring access to quality and affordable healthcare, and protecting a woman's right to make her own reproductive health decisions. But that is not what's going on in Raleigh.

 

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Candidates We Helped Elect in 2012

  • June Atkinson
    State Superintendent of Public Instruction
    North Carolina
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  • Carla Cunningham
    House District 106
    Mecklenburg County
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  • Yvonne Lewis Holley
    House District 38
    Wake County
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  • Sen. Earline Parmon
    Senate District 32
    Forsyth County
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  • Evelyn Terry
    House District 71
    Forsyth County
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  • Janet Cowell
    State Treasurer
    North Carolina
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  • Valerie Foushee
    House District 50
    Orange & Durham Counties
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  • Beth Wood
    State Auditor
    North Carolina
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  • Elaine Marshall
    Secretary of State
    North Carolina
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  • Deb McManus
    House District 54
    Chatham & Lee Counties
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  • Sen. Gladys Robinson
    Senate District 28
    Guilford County
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  • Sen. Angela Bryant
    House District 7
    Nash & Franklin Counties
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  • Rep. Beverly Earle
    House District 101
    Mecklenburg County
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  • Rep. Rosa Gill
    House District 33
    Wake County
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  • Rep. Susi Hamilton
    House District 18
    New Hanover & Brunswick Counties
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  • Rep. Annie Mobley
    House District 5
    Hertford, Pasquotank, Bertie & Gates Counties
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Press

Feb19
Audit: Industrial Commission neglecting responsibilities
Triangle Business Journal

“During our audit, the commission started working with Employment Security and the Rate Bureau to obtain the necessary data; however, employees of noncompliant businesses will remain at risk until data improvements are achieved,” Wood says.

Feb16
A Challenge to Better Educate Our Youngest Students
Duke Today

"We want to make sure the assessments help take children to a better place, not hold them back," Atkinson said. "We want this to help us personalize learning."

Feb9
N.C. alone in plan to reject $650 million in federal jobless benefits
The Winston-Salem Journal

Sen. Earline Parmon, D-Forsyth, said she opposes the bill because “it is impossible to support a low- to middle-class family’s basic needs at those reduced benefit amounts.”

“I want to believe they (bill supporters) are taking this step because they truly believe they are doing the right thing, but it’s hard to envision this being the right thing for families and the small businesses that depend on spending from those families.”

Jan31
Treasurer Cowell says N.C. saved $45M with refinancing
Triangle Business Journal

“One of the responsibilities I have as state treasurer is to identify these types of refinancing opportunities. The current market allowed us to take advantage of low financing costs to save money for North Carolina taxpayers,” says Cowell.

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