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Franklin Street shopkeepers, customers hoping historic structures stay put amid demolition plans


Shopkeepers and customers at historic buildings by UNC hope the school will not demolish the century-old structures. The Board of Trustees recently approved a Campus Master Plan which “addresses the role of all University landholdings over the next 10-20 years.” One recommendation includes tearing down several businesses on East Franklin Street. (CBS 17)

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