Week of January 14, 2019
Transportation is on this week’s agenda. Also, Orange County sends out a tax notice, Chapel Hill talks monuments (and markers), and Hillsborough discovers property it didn’t know it owned.
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Week of July 23, 2018
After another ICE arrest in Orange County, Lavelle and Dorosin talk immigration. Stepping in for Stevens, Hillsborough Commissioner Jenn Weaver discusses the Colonial Inn; stepping in for Hemminger, Chapel Hill community safety planner Meg McGurk talks parking.
Read MoreEndorsements Rolling In For OC Candidates
For Chapel Hill Town Council, CHALT rejected the incumbents and the Sierra Club found only three candidates to endorse.
Read MoreHillsborough Commissioners Vote to Remove ‘Confederate Memorial’ Lettering
Hillsborough Commissioners voted Monday to remove lettering from the Orange County Historical Museum that dedicates the building as a “Confederate Memorial,”
Read MoreHillsborough Confederate Memorial Stays Up, For Now
South Carolina lawmakers are debating removing the confederate battle flag from the state capitol; Governor Nikki Haley endorsed the change after the mass shooting last week at a historically black church in Charleston....
Read MoreSame-Sex Couples Sign Up to Get Married in Orange County
The Mayor of Carrboro and her longtime partner were first in the line of same-sex-couples that showed up at the Orange County Deeds office Monday for marriage licenses.
Read MoreOC Board of Elections Approves More Early-Voting Hours, But Not Sunday
The Orange County Board of Elections voted Tuesday to expand early voting hours for the upcoming fall election.
Read MoreWeaver, Ferguson Claim Hillsborough Board Spots
Two winners were named with Jenn Weaver claiming 42.6 percent of the vote and Kathleen Ferguson receiving 36.6 percent.
Read MoreUPickEm 2013
In which I try to predict the outcome of the 2013 election.
Read More2013 BoC Candidate Profile: Jenn Weaver
Hillsborough Board of Commissioners candidate, Jenn Weaver says she’s ready to tackle development issues so that the best interests of the individual and the town are protected.
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