  • Issue Archive for
  • Nov 2-9, 2011
  • Vol. 28, No. 44

Food

  • Homebrewing's renegade pedigree
  • Homebrewing's renegade pedigree

    Homebrewers are the goad that keeps the pros on their toes. (Also: Homebrew For Hunger is Saturday.)
  • Libby's Too of Durham
  • Libby's Too of Durham

    "We always have real creamed potatoes, dry beans and greens," Libby Green says. A lunch plate includes the choice of one meat, two sides, bread and tea for $8.

Film

  • Conspiracy theater in <i>Anonymous</i>
  • Conspiracy theater in Anonymous

    Anonymous is a hoot for literate moviegoers, a treat for theater geeks, a rag on backstage egotists, and an alternate version of the Elizabethan Age. But I seriously doubt that it is history.
  • The end of the world in <i>Take Shelter</i>
  • The end of the world in Take Shelter

    Take Shelter is a valiant, worthy effort, but the film doesn't go far enough—and doesn't succeed in escaping its influences.

News

  • Why were the Sanitation Two fired?
  • Why were the Sanitation Two fired?

    Chapel Hill's public works director says Clyde Clark and Kerry Bigelow were fired for insubordination and threatening behavior. But Clark and Bigelow believe their firings were retaliation for filing race discrimination grievances, for speaking out on work and safety conditions, and for joining a union.
  • In heat of moment, fire crews bulldoze rare habitat
  • In heat of moment, fire crews bulldoze rare habitat

    State and federal officials are reviewing fire management procedures after fire crews plowed a section of Sandy Run Savannas State Natural Area known to contain a number of rare and endangered plants while fighting the massive Juniper Road fire this summer.
  • Carrboro's anti-loitering ordinance under scrutiny

    The intersection of Jones Ferry and Davie roads, which is convenient for day laborers and contractors, is the only corner subject to a town ordinance that makes it a misdemeanor to "stand, sit, recline, linger or otherwise remain" after 11 a.m. and before 5 a.m. each day.

Columns

  • Baby went to Amsterdam

    Amsterdam fosters that feeling of possibility, but I know I don't need to fly through six time zones to find gezellig.

Music

  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    Chris Knight, Melt-Banana, Crystal Antlers, Old Bricks, Free Electric State, Greg Humphreys, Sally Spring, Javelin, Bill Frisell, Holy Ghost Tent Revival, The Beets, Girl in a Coma, more
  • Rapper Big Pooh's <i>Dirty Pretty Things</i>
  • Rapper Big Pooh's Dirty Pretty Things

    With Dirty Pretty Things, Pooh doesn't party as much as he used to, but Durham vocalist Darien Brockington returns from his spiritual hiatus on the penetrating "Soul Music."
  • MAKE's <i>Trephine</i>
  • MAKE's Trephine

    This is a perfect start for a welcome young band.

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