CHTC Sets Priorities For 2014 And Beyond Posted by Staff | Feb 3, 2014 | Local Government With big decisions looming ahead, the Chapel Hill Town Council sat down to hash out new policy goals that align with the town’s comprehensive plan. Read More
More Solar Energy Projects Could Be Coming To Chapel Hill Posted by Staff | Jan 29, 2014 | Local Government CHAPEL HILL – We might see more solar energy projects being developed in Chapel Hill over the next several years, which could prove to be a lucrative investment for the Town. The Chapel Hill Town Council said at a meeting... Read More
Ignorant Of Town Policy, Student Renters Fined, Evicted Posted by Aaron Keck | Jan 26, 2014 | Local Government Enforcement of a town housing ordinance is reportedly resulting in landlords fining or evicting student tenants. Read More
At U.S. Mayors Conference, Kleinschmidt Talks Transit Posted by Aaron Keck | Jan 24, 2014 | Local Government Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt attended the U.S. Conference of Mayors this week, with transportation as a key focus. Read More
Pro-Firearms Group Threatens To Sue CH, Wants Compliance With State Law Posted by Staff | Jan 15, 2014 | Local Government “Should you move to enact that into law, then Grassroots North Carolina will find it necessary to file a lawsuit… Read More
CHTC Moves Forward On Obey Creek Plan Posted by Staff | Jan 14, 2014 | Local Government The Chapel Hill Town Council voted to move the Obey Creek process forward, but with the addition of a new checkpoint along the way. Read More
CHTC To Revamp Priority Budgeting Process Posted by Staff | Jan 6, 2014 | Local Government As the Chapel Hill Town Council looks ahead to this year’s budget battles, members say they want to revamp the priority budgeting process. Read More
Merry Christmas! Posted by Aaron Keck | Dec 24, 2013 | Entertainment What are your favorite Christmas/holiday traditions? Read More
Chapel Hill 2014: “I Believe We’re Going To Reap Great Reward” Posted by Ran Northam | Dec 9, 2013 | Local Government “Within town government, things have changed so much in the way we have approached some of these challenges,” Mayor Kleinschmidt says. Read More
Lavelle, Kleinschmidt On OC’s Legacy Of “Firsts” For LGBTQ Community Posted by Staff | Dec 4, 2013 | Local Government “I’m really proud to be an elected official in Orange County where frankly it doesn’t matter that I’m gay,” Lavelle said. Read More