Sarah Delia
Reporter and Host at WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC)
Senior Producer, Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins at WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC)
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2 weeks ago |
wfae.org | Sarah Delia
A sigh of relief for some as Trump announces a 90-day tariff pause. U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis had questioned the Trump administration's trade and tariff policy earlier in the week, expressing skepticism over whether Americans would see benefits in the next 18 months. At least six international students at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte had their visas unexpectedly revoked, university officials confirmed on Wednesday.
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2 weeks ago |
wfae.org | Sarah Delia
Hard work and determination are supposed to lead to success and security. But that's not the reality for some. In fact, many in the homeless community are also among the workforce. High rents, low wages, and a lack of tenant rights have created a problem that is invisible to the general public: Some people with full-time jobs cannot keep a roof over their head — especially in rapidly-growing cities.
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3 weeks ago |
wfae.org | Sarah Delia
Spring is officially here which means gardeners are gearing up for their favorite season. Maybe you’re already starting to prep your seedlings or you’re wondering where you should source plants for North Carolina pollinators. Gardening boomed during the pandemic — and it’s safe to say many who picked up the hobby five years ago are still invested in it today. Gardening is a chance to connect with nature — to enjoy the sunshine and the fresh air.
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4 weeks ago |
wfae.org | Sarah Delia
The wait is finally over — this week, the Carolina Theatre opens its doors. The public has not been able to enjoy the theatre since it closed in 1978. But thanks to planning, restoration, and fundraising help from the Foundation For The Carolinas, this nonprofit theater will soon be filled with music, laughter, and people once again.
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1 month ago |
wfae.org | Sarah Delia
On the next Charlotte Talks, the musical "Parade" is in Charlotte this week at the Belk Theater. It runs from March 25-30. "Parade" follows the true story of Leo and Lucille Frank in 1913 Atlanta. The story deals with racism and antisemitism in old red hills of a Georgia clinging to the past. An unspeakable crime leads to a search for justice gone wrong and is the work of playwright Alfred Uhry and composer Jason Robert Brown.
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