Editor's Notebook
Two Ways to Impact City Government Today
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Raleigh City Council members and the city manager want your input on next year’s budget and hiring a new police chief.
News
For Dix, ‘What’s Next’ Could be A Long Time Coming
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The Dix property is now a city park, but it will likely be years before there are any major changes to the land.
News
Police Chief Candidates Get Public Job Interview
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More than 75 people met the candidates for police chief during a public interview Thursday. City Manager Russell Allen led the session and asked the three prospects questions from residents.
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Residents, Developer Unhappy with Road Extension
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Both residents and an apartment developer are unhappy with a city requirement that would extend and connect a road through a quiet neighborhood.
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Wake Board of Education Tables Elementary School Security Vote
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Members of the Wake County school board Tuesday delayed a vote on security guards in elementary schools because three members missed the discussion.
News
Downtown Loan Pool Could See Wider Scope Under New Management
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A proposal for a new downtown loan fund could leverage federal and private dollars to pump $5 million into Raleigh small businesses.
Oak City Portraits
Marching for MLK
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Marchers gathered in downtown Raleigh Monday in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday.
The Historical Record
Raleigh Squared: The City Started with Five Downtown Parks
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The original plan for Raleigh included five parks covering entire city blocks. Two have disappeared to make way for state offices. Of the other three, one is the site of the Old State Capitol, while Moore and Nash squares remain.
News
Residents May See Higher Wastewater Rates with Plant Expansion
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Raleigh’s wastewater treatment plant on the Neuse River will be expanded again to keep up with anticipated growth in the city.
City Council
Furniture Store Gets City’s Seventh Downtown Loan
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A program the Record once reported as underutilized has seemingly gained momentum after Raleigh City Councilors this week approved the seventh loan through the city’s Downtown Loan Program.
