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Chansky’s Notebook: The Fabulous Four Corners


Forty years ago this month, Chapel Hill went to Four Corners. Remember when intoned, “ has raised four fingers, and the Tar Heels are going to Four Corners”? Those were the days. So a year after liquor by the drink passed in North Carolina, a group of us got together and opened Four Corners, the first sports bar in Chapel Hill. (Chapelboro.com)

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