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Triangle, N.C.
Three's a Charm
By ELIZABETH BARTLETT
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North Carolina's Triangle region is a striking mix of intellect, natural beauty and sophistication.
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Between the three universities located in Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill is Research Triangle Park, a massive science center with more than 170 companies working in every scientific discipline imaginable. Each city also has its own take on art, sports and history, from the museum-rich Raleigh to Durham's reinvention of historic tobacco and textile facilities and Chapel Hill's famed Tar Heels basketball team.
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Discover why Greater Raleigh consistently tops every best-of list there is. Ranked Forbes' Best Place for Business and Careers and the Most Wired City in America, Raleigh is home to a booming market; in fact, Raleigh was ranked #2 Next Big Boom Town in the U.S. Greater Raleigh offers the fun, fast-paced scene of a large city, with the charm of a small town; it's an award-winning city in which to work… and meet!
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Hoop Skirts to Hoop Dreams – Triangle, N.C.
By ELIZABETH BARTLETT
While folks in the Triangle bring the future to life, they also remember their past. There are several historic sites and attractions in the area, several of which cater to groups.
One of Raleigh's true treasures, Mordecai Historic Park (919.857.4364; www.raleighnc.gov/mordecai) is located right in the city's downtown area. The park features several historic buildings, including the birthplace of U.S. President Andrew Johnson and the Mordecai House, which was built around 1785 and is the oldest home still on its original foundation in Raleigh. The house and land have been closely tied to the growth of Raleigh ever since the original owner, Joel Lane, sold 1,000 acres for the purpose of developing the state's capital city.
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Pick Three - Triangle, N.C.
Jennifer Beam Johnson, CMP
Johnson Meetings Group; Raleigh, N.C.
What are three great cultural venues that groups can utilize for off-site events in the Triangle?
Sarah P. Duke Gardens: There's a special place in Durham called the Sarah P. Duke Gardens. It's a beautiful venue, and I've seen everything from weddings to corporate meetings done there. They even had a group come in and do a geo-caching team-building event. Also, they have a small building, the Doris Duke Center, available for rental. Spring, summer or fall, it's a lovely place. It's almost a retreat-type venue, yet it is located in town adjacent to the Duke University campus.
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