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After the first night of ice, and much powdery snow, the ice takes over.
 
Today, Governor Roy Cooper welcomed members of the North Carolina Christmas Tree Association and received the Christmas trees and wreaths that will be featured inside the State Capitol.
Today, Governor Roy Cooper welcomed members of the North Carolina Christmas Tree Association and received the Christmas trees and wreaths that will be featured inside the State Capitol.
 
The day after Thanksgiving dawned brightly . . and cold.
The day after Thanksgiving dawned brightly . . and cold.
 
The First Family will celebrate their first Christmas in the White House with a nod to tradition.
The First Family will celebrate their first Christmas in the White House with a nod to tradition.
 
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