Oak City Portraits
A Trip Back in Time: Civil War Re-Enactors Depict Confederate Life
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History came to life Saturday at the State Capitol Grounds as Civil War-era re-enactors depicted life in Confederate North Carolina.
2012 Primary Election Voter Guide
N.C. House District 35: Chris Malone
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NC House District 35: Chris Malone
News
Crabtree Valley Causing Headache for City Planners
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With no immediate solution to traffic problems around Crabtree Valley, is Raleigh ready to add another development around Lead Mine Road and Glenwood Avenue?
City Council
Recession and Water Conservation Costing Wake Municipalities
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Zebulon tried and failed this week to strike a deal with Raleigh over the growing burden of its water merger debt costs.
City Council
Cemetery Concerns Send Leesville Road Project Back to Committee
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When residents pointed out that a century-old family cemetery would be disturbed to make room for the new four-lane road project on Leesville Road, the city council sent the plans back to the Public Works committee to find a compromise.
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Racquet Club Reconsiders New Neighborhood
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The Raleigh Racquet Club has withdrawn its petition to rezone parcel off Falls of Neuse Road. Neighbors are seeking the beginning of new conversation over traffic concerns.
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Raleigh Neighborhood Protests Racquet Club Development
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North Raleigh residents are pushing for a closer look at the impact a proposed subdivision could have on their neighborhood streets. Raleigh has responded by agreeing to study traffic problems in Falls of Neuse Road neighborhoods, but will it have an effect on the developer’s plans?
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Raleigh’s Low-Income Housing Faces an Uphill Battle
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The city recently approved a new affordable housing complex called Passage Home. But with more than 56,000 Raleigh residents living in poverty, the need for more low-income housing remains great in a time when new developments are harder to come by.
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Triangle Gets Wiki of Its Own
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With one click, Triangle Wiki could change how you view the Triangle. The community-based website relies on members of the public to share their knowledge of the places that make up Raleigh, Durham and everywhere in between.
