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“I don’t know how I’m going to pull that money out of something. I mean, if it’s going to come from the sky.”

“Spend 20 more minutes and drive around and find a new parking spot,” she advised.

“When there is a lot of uncertainty, people turn towards concrete assets that are tried and true."

Then she quoted Sir Mix-A-Lot’s 1992 hit “Baby’s Got Back.”

“I have no idea how they got access,” she said.

There’s only one way in and out of the property: a dirt road.

Thinking of going solar? Watch out for companies promising you will still get the federal solar tax credit.

David Carter’s a U.S. Marine, but he’s no fan of water — at least not when it floods his Salisbury home. Carter and his wife say construction behind their property has sent runoff into their yard, damaging their HVAC system, soaking their carpet, and caking mud on their patio.

Red mud, clogged drains and flooding streets have longtime neighbors in northeast Charlotte demanding action from the city.

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