Chapel Hill Election Candidates Concerned About Growth
With growth in your community concerning some residents, two candidates for Town Council are making the issue a large part of their campaigns.
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Full List of 2013 Election Candidates
Here’s the full list of filings in the 2013 municipal and school board elections: (* denotes incumbent) Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education, three seats open: *James Barrett, 43, 100 Morgan Bluff Ln,...
Read More10 Candidates File As 2013 Election Season Gears Up
A host of incumbents and a handful of challengers signed up to run on the first day of filing for the 2013 municipal elections.
Read MoreNC Senate Tacks Abortion Restrictions To Bill
Posted by Staff | Jul 3, 2013 | State Government
In response to this legislation, an impromptu protest is taking place outside the General Assembly at 9 a.m.
Read MoreCHTC Hears Criticism Of Central West Committee
Posted by Staff | Jun 25, 2013 | Local Government
Some residents of the area told the council Monday they’re not happy with the direction of the Central West Steering Committee.
Read MorePease Announces He Will Not Seek CHTC Reelection
Posted by Ran Northam | Jun 20, 2013 | Local Government
Council member Gene Pease announced early Thursday morning he will not seek reelection to the Chapel Hill Town Council.
Read MoreChapel Hill’s Cell Phone Driving Ban Put On Hold
Posted by Staff | Jun 17, 2013 | Local Government
The Chapel Hill Town Council voted 7-1 on Monday to delay implementation of the town’s ban on cell phone use while driving until October 1.
Read MoreCHTC Approves Budget With Two-Cent Tax Hike
Posted by Staff | Jun 10, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL- The Chapel Hill Town Council signed off on next year’s budget on Monday night, voting to raise the property tax rate for the first time in four years. The approved $94 million dollar spending plan balances the...
Read MoreTown Council Finds More Money For The CH Library
Posted by Staff | Jun 5, 2013 | Local Government
The additional funding would keep the library open approximately 64 hours a week, just four shy of the level it operated at before…”
Read MoreCHTC Weighs Library and Transit Budget Options
Posted by Staff | Jun 4, 2013 | Local Government
CHAPEL HILL- The Chapel Hill Town Council is considering a two-cent property tax rate increase to balance next year’s budget. Half of that would go to fund transit, which makes up about 20 percent of the town’s expenditures....
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