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Cornelius is a town located in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. Located just off the shores of Lake Norman, Cornelius is currently home to over 20,000 residents, and is still growing! It is just about 20 miles north of the city of Charlotte so even though Cornelius residents can enjoy their small-town atmosphere and nearby waterfront, they also have easy access to everything the city can offer.
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Cornelius Education
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Cornelius is part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools system. Students here typically attend Cornelius Elementary or JV Washam Elementary and typically progress on to Bailey Middle School, and then Hopewell High School or Mecklenburg North High School. Nearby institutes of higher learning include the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Central Piedmont Community College, Gaston College, Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, Catawba Valley Community College and Winthrop University. |
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Cornelius News
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Search for "Cornelius NC" - Four Guards Spark Sluggish Patriots - The Washington Post
| Patriot Center fell so quiet during the second half last night, George Mason Coach Jim Larranaga could be heard mumbling on the sideline -- an expression of disgust after watching his team make two baskets in ... |
- Hawks Hoops: Mason Gameday - StarNewsOnline.com
| Apologize for the delay folks, darn D.C. traffic. For entertainment purposes only, George Mason is an 18-point favorite. |
- NC Deputy Facing Sexual Battery Charges Suspended - NBC 17
| Authorities say a Warren County sheriff's deputy facing sexual battery charges in Wake County has been suspended without pay. |
- Martha C. Forster - News Journal
| WILLARD - Martha C. Forster, age 83, formerly of Willard, passed away Friday, January 2, 2009, at the St. |
- NC sheriff's deputy charged in sexual batteries - WWAY-TV Wilmington
| Police have arrested a Warren County sheriff's deputy accused of inappropriately touching women at two Raleigh stores. |
- Want holiday lights? Check these out - Charlotte.com
| It couldn't be Christmas without lights, right? And some Charlotte-area residents believe it can't be Christmas without tens of thousands of lights. |
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