2011 Election
Updated Candidates List for City Council, School Board
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Filing for Raleigh City Council and Wake County School Board candidates began on July 25 and will end at noon Aug. 12. Here are the candidates who have filed as of Friday.
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Filing for Raleigh City Council and Wake County School Board candidates began on July 25 and will end at noon Aug. 12. Here are the candidates who have filed as of Friday.
Raleigh city councilors made a final decision Tuesday on the light rail route for downtown.
Rex Hospital is planning expansions to its Cancer Center, medical facilities, and lobby/concourse area. Construction could begin this fall.
The filing period for candidates of the Raleigh municipal elections and four Board of Education districts began Monday. Check out the list of the candidates who filed.
The Wake County Board of Elections might face more voting woes if the General Assembly’s draft redistricting plan is approved. Officials say they might have to ask the County Commissioners for more money to finance it if it takes effect.
Raleigh Rickshaw filed a lawsuit against new competitor Crank Arm Rickshaw and a former employee for alleged use of the business model and trying to lure employees away from the company. Crank Arm’s lawyer thinks they just want to “stifle competition.”
Food trucks may soon be allowed to set up on private property, pending approval from the city council, but they will face strict regulations.
The city approved a program to help property owners impacted by the tornado clear their waterways. If these areas are not cleared, homeowners could face a public nuisance case.
Raleigh’s Passenger Rail Task Force has suggested a combination of two routes for the proposed light rail system downtown but city staff and the Triangle Transit Authority prefer a different plan.
A city council committee recommended denying a request to put more distance between group homes. But they do want to know how many of these facilities exist within the city and might consider lowering the number of residents in these units.