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County Commissioners approved a grant application that would go toward implementing an EMS advanced practice paramedic program, and other items from Tuesday’s County Commissioners meeting.
Wake County Commissioners quickly move forward with its merger of mental health services with the Durham Center.
New Wake County School Board members Jim Martin, Christine Kushner and Susan Evans, as well as returning members Kevin Hill and Keith Sutton, were sworn in on Tuesday, marking the beginning of a new era.
The Peace Street bridge, which is a gateway to the downtown area and is in need of repair, could be renovated in 2016. But some potentially historic businesses, including Finch’s diner, will be affected.
The annual City of Oaks marathon will take place Sunday starting at 7 a.m. Here is a map of the route.
Occupy Raleigh’s request for a two-week, renewable permit was sent to the council’s Law and Public Safety Committee at Tuesday night’s meeting.
Occupy Raleigh, a part of the larger national Occupy movement, held its first rally on Saturday at the State Capitol. They remain camped out on the sidewalk near the Old Capitol building. The Record takes a look at where the group stands a few days out from its initial rally and where it plans to go.
Nineteen Occupy Raleigh participants were charged with second degree trespassing Saturday night at the State Capitol grounds after an earlier rally event.
The Wake County Taxpayers Association filed a lawsuit against the City of Raleigh after it rejected a petition to add a debt referendum to the city’s charter.
Passengers of area buses, including Capital Area Transit, will soon be able to see their bus’s arrival in real-time with GoTriangle’s GoLive program.
