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Clockwork is Glenwood South’s Organic, Fresh, Preservative Free Alternative to Your Own Kitchen

August 6, 2014 /

I_0414_Web_Also_Clock_2More and more people are finding themselves like me, apologizing as we look up at a waiter asking questions like, “Is the flour organic?” “Is the filet grass-fed?” There are jokes about consumers like us, but food allergies aren’t funny at all, if you suffer from the effects of chemicals and additives.

Surprisingly, I found the answer to all my questions at the DLA’s Battle of the Pizza, an event held in June to welcome new residents at 927 West Morgan Street Apartments.  The winner of the pizza taste-off and owner of Clockwork, Souheil Al-Awar, has turned his zeal for fresh, chemical free ingredients into a creative menu that would suit any palate. …

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Calling Walkers, Bikers, and Commuters! Vote YES for Raleigh’s Transportation Bond on October 11

October 1, 2011 /

The Raleigh City Council is asking Raleigh voters to approve a $40 million transportation bond, placing the bond proposal on the October 11 municipal election ballot. This is Raleigh’s first Multi-Modal Transportation Bond that includes funding for a rail transit hub, upgrading Moore’s Square Transit Center, transit benches and shelters, greenways, bike lanes, streetscapes and sidewalks.  

These new projects and improvements to the public transportation network are critical to the ongoing revitalization of Downtown Raleigh.  

The DLA encourages residents to spread the word to vote “Yes” for the Transportation bond.

Here’s what you should know:

Union Station: New Rail Transit Platform  

$3M in city funds would be matched by State and Federal funds totaling $20-25M to be used for the first phase development of the facility.…

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