CHTC Candidates Talk Safety, Solid Waste And Working With OC
Candidates for the Chapel Hill Town Council tackled two of the town’s most persistent problems: How to help the homeless and what to do with solid waste.
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CHCCS School Board Hopefuls On Looming Budget Problems
CHAPEL HILL – The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools System is projected to face a $2.2 million dollar deficit for the next cycle. The district has been facing funding issues for the past several years, in part due to...
Read More2013 CHTC Candidate Profile: Ed Harrison
Mayor Pro Tem and Chapel Hill Town Council candidate, Ed Harrison, says the top issue he’s hearing discussed in town is the relationship between future land use and revenues.
Read MoreHear The Candidates Debate The Issues Live
Early voting begins Thursday, and we’re kicking off the week by bringing the candidates to you with two forums.
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2013 Finance Reports Show Modest Campaigns
Of the nine candidates running for a seat on the Chapel Hill Town Council, George Cianciolo has raised and spent the most money thus far.
Read More2013 CHTC Candidate Profile: Amy Ryan
Chapel Hill Town Council candidate, Amy Ryan, says planning and development will be a major point of focus if elected to the Council.
Read More2013 CHTC Candidate Profile: Paul Neebe
CHAPEL HILL – Chapel Hill Town Council candidate, Paul Neebe, says, if elected, he’ll focus on what he calls the town’s escalating tax problems. “We need to figure out some way to keep them from growing so quickly and...
Read More2013 CHTC Candidate Profile: Maria Palmer
Chapel Hill Town Council candidate, Maria Palmer, says she’s concerned about the town’s budget and, if elected, will address its shortfalls.
Read More2013 CHTC Candidate Profile: Loren Hintz
Chapel Hill Town Council candidate, Loren Hintz, says if he’s elected to the Council, he wants to make the implementation of the Chapel Hill 2020 comprehensive plan a top priority.
Read MoreHagan To Get Help From VP Joe Biden In NC
Vice President Joe Biden will visit North Carolina later this month in part to raise money for U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan’s re-election bid.
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