Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 27th of March.
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🌲 Environment
Fire officials caution that dry, windy conditions heighten wildfire risk statewide and advise residents to refrain from outdoor burning until rainfall improves conditions.
Local homeowners should clear debris and secure wood piles (precautions can help reduce ignition), officials said.
Wakefield Biochar has introduced a carbon-negative soil amendment that improves fertility, moisture retention, and sustainability using Carbon Boost Technology.
Available at local retailers, the product offers gardeners an easier way to boost soil health.
Stormwater Services is hosting Creek Week through Saturday to teach Mecklenburg residents about local water management.
The initiative will conclude with the Big Spring Clean volunteer event to remove trash and keep creeks clear.
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