Pro-Firearms Group Threatens To Sue CH, Wants Compliance With State Law
“Should you move to enact that into law, then Grassroots North Carolina will find it necessary to file a lawsuit…
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“Moral March” Set To Rekindle Moral Monday Movement
“…At least there is an awareness that, yes, things are getting worse. We are going backwards.”
Read MoreMaria Palmer Joins NAACP Efforts In Voter ID Lawsuit V. State
“I do think that they will do what they are designed to do—to restrict voting—to disenfranchise poor people, the elderly and people of color,” Palmer said.
Read MoreCHTC To Review Priority Budgeting And Library Services
Posted by Staff | Jan 5, 2014 | Local Government
The Chapel Hill Town Council is getting an early start to the New Year with a work session Monday.
Read MoreChapel Hill Welcomes New Town Council
Posted by Staff | Dec 2, 2013 | Local Government
The Chapel Hill Town Council welcomed new and returning members on Monday, and honored those who chose to step aside.
Read MoreOutgoing CH Town Council Member Gene Pease Reflects Past Four Years
Posted by Staff | Nov 28, 2013 | Local Government
Pease counts freezing taxes for three years during the recession as one of the accomplishments he is most proud.
Read MoreWill They Run Again? CH Town Council Candidates Post-Election
“I have enjoyed a lot of people telling me that I should run in two years,’ Hintz said.
Read MoreGreene, Harrison Re-Elected; Palmer, Cianciolo Claim CH Council Seats
“I am ready for another four years of hard work for the Town of Chapel Hill,” Greene said.
Read MoreMayor Kleinschmidt Wins Third Term
Mark Kleinschmidt received 89.7 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s election, easily winning his third term as Chapel Hill’s mayor.
Read MoreUPickEm 2013
Posted by Aaron Keck | Nov 2, 2013 | Aaron Keck
In which I try to predict the outcome of the 2013 election.
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