Carrboro Gas Line Struck During Water Line Replacement
Carrboro Police Lt. Chris Atack says crews responded to the intersection of James Street and West Main Street just before 9:30 a.m. for a gas line break.
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CH Town Hall Repairs Could Last Up To A Year
Posted by Staff | Aug 1, 2013 | Local Government
It may be six months to a year before the first floor of Town Hall is ready to reopen, and repairs could cost as much as $400,000.
Read MoreCH Park & Ride Fees; UNC Graduation Totals; Chatham County Taxes
Posted by Staff | Aug 1, 2013 | News Around Town
New fees on Chapel Hill’s Park and Ride lots will begin August 15.
Read MoreGov. McCrory Talks Education In CH Thursday, Protest Planned
Posted by Ran Northam | Aug 1, 2013 | News Around Town
Governor Pat McCrory is coming to you to talk about his plans for education in North Carolina.
Read MoreCounty Board Approves Early Voting Locations
The Orange County Board of Elections approved the four locations where you can do your early voting this year.
Read MoreHillsborough Needs Volunteers; CHCCS Adds Ex. Dir. of Exceptional Children; Obey Creek
Posted by Staff | Jul 28, 2013 | News Around Town
The Town of Hillsborough is recruiting volunteers for several advisory boards, including the Board of Adjustment, the Parks and Recreation Board, and the Tourism Board.
Read MoreLess 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.
Read MoreEighth Rabies Case; New Restaurant; UNC Students Win; Chatham County Approves Plan
Posted by Staff | Jul 18, 2013 | News Around Town
A dog in Chapel Hill tested positive for rabies, making it the eighth rabies case in Orange County this year.
Read MoreCongressman Price Tours Flooded Chapel Hill
Posted by Ran Northam | Jul 16, 2013 | News Around Town
U.S. Congressman David Price toured flood-damaged properties to show his support of Chapel Hill on Monday.
Read MoreChapel Hill Still Cleaning Up From (First) Flood
Posted by Ran Northam | Jul 11, 2013 | News Around Town
Town Manager Roger Stancil is asking town staff to move swiftly in the review process and waive fees for permits related to flood reconstruction.
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