Aura Developers Propose New Project on South Elliott Road
Developers from the Trinsic Residential Group presented a concept plan to build an apartment complex on South Elliott Road.
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Pam Hemminger
Chapel Hill Dunkin’ Approved for Drive-Thru Window
At the March 22 Chapel Hill Town Council Meeting, council members unanimously approved the motion to allow Dunkin’ to establish a drive-thru window at their location.
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Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, March 23rd. She discussed the concept plan for a development on East Franklin Street that could displace some popular businesses, including the Purple Bowl. She also discussed Dunkin’ Donuts on E. Franklin being approved for a drive-thru lane, and some other development news.
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Three Years, Chapter 2: The Pivot
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 3: The Uncertainty
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 4: The Generosity
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 6: The Police
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 13: The Changes
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 14: The Positives
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 15: The Return
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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