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The name may not ring a bell with some of you since he's been in semiretirement the last 13 years or so, but Rogers was a keen chronicler of life in North Carolina in print and on video, especially stories dealing with Eastern North Carolina, which he rightly felt was often overlooked and little regarded by those living in the Triangle. Another loss of an authentic, distinctive voice in our region.
Yep. I would have figured he was older. Started reading him in the mid-80's at NC State when "everyone" got the newspaper
I would have thought he was older too. Only 77 and it seems so long ago when he retired.
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