Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 12th of November.
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🎓 Education
The Hough High School Marching Band wrapped up its fall competition season on November 10 by earning 18 trophies, including seven awards at its final performance in East Burke.
The band performed Legends of the North—featuring music by Christopher Tin and John Powell with standout soloists Erik Middelthon and Senior DeAndra Molina at their last home football game.
🏛️ Government
The House speaker recalled representatives to Washington today for a vote that may end the shutdown, fund the government until January and restore backpay for furloughed workers — while local food pantries face high demand and are running out of supplies.
On Tuesday, several airports barred private jets as flight cancellations reached 6%, affecting at least 12 airports—Charlotte Douglas International Airport was exempt— while the FAA has not explained how ending the shutdown will impact air travel.
🏥 Health
ByHeart Inc. voluntarily recalled two lots of its Whole Nutrition Infant Formula after a suspected case of infant botulism was reported in North Carolina today; health officials urge parents to discard the recalled formula and wash any items that may have touched it+reports indicate that at least 15 babies in 12 states have become sick.
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