City Council
City Cushions Ballet’s Shortfall
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The Carolina Ballet asked the city for additional funding after losing a key donor.
City Council
Community Garden Rules Eased in New Zoning Code
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Raleigh City Council members Tuesday unanimously approved loosening regulations on community gardens to allow them in more parts of the city.
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Lease Approved for Low-Income Artist Community
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City Councilors Tuesday approved a public-private partnership to redevelop an historic area of downtown Raleigh.
News
Series: A Look at Domestic Violence in Raleigh
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In this three-part series, the Raleigh Public Record takes a look at domestic violence in Raleigh, from the statistics to the faces of women who escaped from hell, along with the court system and an organization that offers help.
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Decision on Stanhope Changes Delayed
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A change to the controversial Stanhope development has been held in committee to give the developer more time to consider a compromise.
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The Cost of Support for Domestic Abuse
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In Wake County, there is only one organization that provides all the services a domestic violence victim needs under one roof. In the final installment of our three-part series on domestic violence, we learn about that organization, its funding challenges and the advocates who help those in need.
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Domestic Violence in the Courts
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In this second story of our three-part series, we examine how domestic abuse in Raleigh and Wake County plays out in court and share the story of Maria, who suffered abuse for three years.
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More Density May Come to Cameron Village
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The Planning Commission Tuesday approved a rezoning that allows another multi-family development to be built near Cameron Village.
News
Domestic Abuse in Raleigh: A Quiet Reality
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There were five domestic-violence-related killings in Raleigh this year and another 2,080 crimes related to domestic abuse. In this first part of a three-part series, the Record examines domestic violence and shares the story of one victim who found a way out.
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Thank You, Dear Reader
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Raleigh Public Record reporter Ariella Monti thanks you, the readers and the donors, for your support.
