Less Than 24 Hours Remain For 2013 Election Filings, Three Add To List
You have three new choices for this year’s municipal and school board elections with less than a day for last minute filings.
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Incumbents and Newcomers File for Local Elections
With the deadline to file for municipal elections ending at the end of this week, one new candidate has filed for Hillsborough’s board of commissioners while two incumbent members of the Carrboro board of aldermen have filed to run for their seats again.
Read MoreChapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber Says Thank You
Posted by Staff | Jul 1, 2013 | Photo Galleries
The Chamber’s board members and investors met with (and thanked!) local elected officials and municipal/county senior staff at the Franklin Hotel!
Read MoreOrange County Now Providing Animal Services In Carrboro
Posted by Staff | Jun 28, 2013 | Local Government
Orange County Animal Services will now be providing animal control for the Town of Carrboro, where animal control was previously handled by town police.
Read MoreBear Sighted, Confirmed By Carrboro Police
Carrboro Police confirm that there is at least one black bear moving south across the town after three separate reports of bear sightings in the last two days.
Read MoreCarrboro Board of Aldermen Move Away From Solid Waste Authority
Posted by Staff | Jun 21, 2013 | Local Government
Carrboro does not yet have a plan for what it will do with its solid waste, but one this it would not do is create a solid waste authority.
Read MoreCarrboro Ready To Act On Towing Complaints
Posted by Staff | Jun 20, 2013 | Local Government
A week after the state Appeals Court upheld Chapel Hill’s ability to enforce its towing laws, a Carrboro resident has filed a complaint against Barnes Towing for violating the Town Code.
Read MoreFriends of Downtown at The Franklin
Posted by Staff | May 30, 2013 | Photo Galleries
Big names and big personalities came together for the Friends of Downtown meeting held at The Franklin Hotel early Thursday morning for coffee and cupcakes.
Read MoreCH May Hike Prop Taxes This Year; OC And Carrboro May Not
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 26, 2013 | Community Forum
Officials in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Orange County are gearing up for another round of difficult budget talks—and although the economy may be on the rebound, County Manager Frank Clifton says local governments still have no...
Read MoreOC Economic Officials Say Development Key To Social Justice
Posted by Aaron Keck | Apr 26, 2013 | Community Forum
CHAPEL HILL – Orange County is by many measures the most affluent county in North Carolina, but its poverty rate is also well above the state average—a striking statistic that’s troubling for residents who say they’re...
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