Policing, Flags On Agenda For Tuesday Town, County Meetings
Carrboro aldermen will discuss equity in policing; county commissioners will consider restrictions on the raising of giant flags (Confederate or otherwise).
Read MoreCarrboro aldermen will discuss equity in policing; county commissioners will consider restrictions on the raising of giant flags (Confederate or otherwise).
Read MoreCarrboro Board of Aldermen candidate, Kurt Stolka says, if elected, he will work to activate the Town’s public spaces better in an effort to have an outlet to get your voice out.
Read MoreCarrboro Board of Aldermen candidate, Al Vickers says the affordability of living is the top issue he will focus on if elected to the Board.
Read MoreCarrboro Board of Aldermen member and candidate, Sammy Slade says, if re-elected, he wants to help make Carrboro a front runner in controlling climate change and continuing the town’s effort to focus on local businesses.
Read MoreCarrboro Board of Aldermen member and candidate, Jacquelyn Gist says, if re-elected, she’ll continue to work for the best options for Carrboro’s inevitable growth.
Read MoreCarrboro Board of Aldermen candidate, Randee Haven-O’Donnell says, if re-elected, she will continue to promote a strong local economy and the drive to increase the tax base.
Read MoreCARRBORO- Holding a special election to fill the seat left vacant by the resignation ofAlderman Dan Coleman could cost the Town of Carrboro up to $18,000. “It’s worth it, but just barely,” said Mayor Mark Chilton. By a unanimous...
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