The excess blue light leads to a typical offset from the red sequence of 0.5 to 1.0mag in (g' - r'), thus affecting optical cluster studies that may reject the BCG based on colour. We interpret this bluing trend as evidence for recent star formation. We also find that while most BCGs show monotonic colour gradients consistent with a decrease in metallicity with radius, 25 per cent of the BCGs show colour profiles that turn bluer towards the centre (blue cores). The Kormendy relation of our BCGs is steeper than that of the local ellipticals, suggesting differences in the assembly history of these types of systems. These data were obtained as part of the Canadian Cluster Comparison Project (CCCP). The names on the tombstones are a veritable who’s who of business, industry, government and the like.We present measurements of surface brightness and colour profiles for the brightest cluster galaxies (BCGs) in a sample of 48 X-ray luminous galaxy clusters. HEPI is the result of 20 years of developing interest and a recognition of the need to restore and preserve these monuments to the past. Our eighteenth-century Revolutionary War cemetery, Settlers,’ also became a focal point of interest as nearby condominium living blossomed.

The first ‘municipal swimming pool’ was created when Irwin creek was dammed. Easter and Halloween parades were held here. Living relatives would bring picnic lunches. In fact, a national landscape architectural movement called the Rural Cemetery Movement, promoted this dual use. Both of these cemeteries were designed to serve a dual purpose-that of a burial plot and a park-like atmosphere. Both cemeteries remain intact today and have local historic designation. The city and state agreed to move the new tracks to the other side of the existing rail line. By 2004, they had accomplished their goal. and Friends of Fourth Ward Neighborhood Association mounted a campaign to preserve these grounds. One of which was the removal of 900-some graves from the city-owned Elmwood and 9th Street Pinewood Cemeteries. While the project was hailed as monumental and much needed, it was met with a variety of concerns. To answer that question requires one to go back to the year 2000 and the City’s announcement of a proposed commuter rail line from Uptown Charlotte to Mooresville to the north and Pineville to the south.

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