City Council
City Leases Stone’s Warehouse For Artist Apartments
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City Councilors moved forward this week with a lease for an affordable artist community that once councilor says gives him “heartburn.”
News
County Considers New School Bond
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Members of the County Commission and Board of Education are working on a bond referendum for building new schools and renovating others. County staff hope to have the bond on the ballot this fall.
City Council
Final Stanhope Decision Delayed
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Developers will submit a revised proposal that limits construction of the controversial Stanhope project to a five-story building.
News
Council May Adopt New Zoning Code Next Month
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Councilors have set a March 1 deadline to adopt the city’s new zoning code, but some want to see adoption done as early as next month.
City Council
Council Rejects Crowdfunding for City Projects
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City Councilors Tuesday rejected a proposal to use a denizen-run crowdfunding program for neighborhood projects.
Oak City Portraits
MLK Kroger Closes Wednesday
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Empty shelves and a few random grocery items are all that’s left this week at the Kroger on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The store closes Wednesday, one of two closing this month in southeast Raleigh.
Editor's Notebook
Record Getting into Software
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A new open-source program under development at Raleigh Public Record aims to pull structured data from PDF files.
Oak City Portraits
North Carolina Welcomes A New Governor
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Residents gathered Saturday to watch the inauguration ceremony for new Gov. Pat McCrory.
News
Seven-Story Stanhope Denied by Council Committee
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A City Council committee this week denied a request for a seven-story building on Hillsborough Street. The full Council gets the final say Tuesday.
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City Selects Police Chief Finalists
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City Manager Russell Allen Thursday announced the three finalists to be considered to fill the city’s police chief vacancy. The finalists were chosen from among 48 applicants.
