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MONDAY, APRIL 24, 2006
APPLE CHILL
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crime scene to be interviewed.
Additional gunfire was reported
several blocks east, at Battle I.ane
and Franklin Street, about 45 min
utes later.
Jarvies said the gunshot vic
tim found at Elliott Road did not
have a life-threatening wound but
added that there was no indication
whether the wound was related to
either incident.
He said that the incidents
started coining in between 7 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. and that they kept
235 officers from 10 jurisdictions,
including Chapel Hill, very busy.
Someone removed a shotgun
from a car trunk at the Delta
Upsilon fraternity house, at 407
E. Rosemary l St., and brandished
it but did not fire it.
There were also a number of
brawls in the street.
He said that the violence of
After Chill might need to be evalu
ated in the future.
“I think these are issues that
need to be looked at after the
night’s over,” he said.
Violence at the tail-end of Apple
Chill, which brings large crowds of
young people, has seen violence to
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Special consideration is given for service to underserved or under-recognized populations
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varying degrees during the last
several years.
Though the evening caused
trouble, the afternoon featured a
mix of families, artists and musi
cians coming out to the towns
largest street fair.
The sultry swing of jazz music
drew dancers to the pavement
of the Franklin Street post office
plaza, who kicked up their heels in
the hot sun Sunday.
An estimated 50,000 people
crossed and recrossed Franklin
Street for Apple Chill, which drew
200 vendors to sell their fares and
1,000 motorcycle enthusiasts to
the town’s main thoroughfare.
Operating from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.,
Apple Chill is a Chapel Hill tradition
since 1972, said Sonya Shaw, com
munity' celebrations supervisor.
“We heard there would be music
so we came,” said Laura Windley, a
dancing UNC law student.
The swing dancers were not the
only people to throw it down at the
fair, as six stages simultaneously
belted blues, jazz, rock and coun
try music, providing the opportu
nity for ad hoc dance.
Food vendors flaunted their fare
as sausage, funnel cakes, ice cream
and cotton candy were consider
able attractions for Chill-goers.
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“I’ve been craving butter pecan
ice cream for weeks and nobody
has it,” said Gail Williams, a
Salisbury resident waiting in line
for Smitty’s Homemade Ice Cream,
ready to realize her dream.
Potters, painters, weavers and
breadmakers sold their wares on
the street as well.
In addition to providing
an array of tasty treats, Apple
Chill gave nonprofits and town
groups including Habitat for
Humanity and the Chapel Hill
Fire Department the opportunity
to advertise their services.
One booth with the motto “no
needles, no blood, no pain” provid
ed free on-the-spot HIV testing,
aiming to normalize testing and
make people aware of infection.
“We started doing HIV test
ing at Apple Chill last year,” said
Blair Turner, research screener for
UNC’s AIDS Clinical Trials Unit.
Turner’s group hosts informa
tion sessions on campuses around
the state, giving condom flowers as
an effort to spread awareness.
Franklin Street’s west end host
ed the motorcycle show, an official
part of the fair since 2003.
“Motorcycles attract people.
Where there’s motorcycles there’s
going to be people,” said Anthony
“Ahz” Clark, a Greensboro Nu Breed
Motorcycle Club member.
But Apple Chill is not all fun and
games for some who are frustrated
with the town’s rerouted traffic,
crowds and crime that come with
it.
“I had to sit in traffic for like
an hour,” said Johnny Overton, a
Durham resident and UNC grad
uate, recounting a past experi
ence.
. Franklin Street was blocked
from Henderson to Graham
streets. Columbia Street also closed
from Rosemary Street to Cameron
Avenue.
Traffic even threw off campus
staple the P2P, which was rerout
ed from its Ridge Road and South
Road routes.
Despite the controversy that sur
rounds it, Philip Sowers, a senior
applied science major, lauded the
fair for its ability to bring people
together.
“You have bike people and 5-
year-old kids running around, peo
ple from Raleigh, Durham, Chapel
Hill,” he said while eating a gooey
caramel apple.
“This apple is great,” he said.
“I’m definitely going to need a
shower after it.”
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