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The school board elections have seen historic amounts of money flowing in as well as historic voter turnout. As the Hill and Losurdo campaigns enter the last few days before the runoff election in District 3, we size up the politics and the turnout that are driving the race.
Rail is a hot topic these days. Durham residents vote Tuesday on a half-cent sales tax that could affect the future of commuter and light rail throughout the Triangle. We break down Raleigh’s three different rail projects and where they are right now.
The annual City of Oaks marathon will take place Sunday starting at 7 a.m. Here is a map of the route.
A neighbor blows leaves off the sidewalk of North Boundary Street near downtown Raleigh.
Duplicated efforts to bring car sharing to Raleigh resulted in two separate programs. As one downtown group advocates for WeCar, city government and local colleges have moved forward with zipcar. Can Raleigh handle two car sharing programs?
Libya’s government announced Monday it has selected a Tripoli resident and former North Carolina State University doctoral student as the head of the new post-Gaddafi government.
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.
Raleigh’s symbolic acorn will soon be repaired. The 1,250-pound nut was dented during the April tornado.
City councilors agreed Tuesday to reduce the number of members on the Planning Commission, but the body remains incompliant with state law. In other business, councilors rezoned the land intended for the 401 Oberlin project.
Want to find the party? Check out what’s playing for Halloween and Guy Fawkes Day this week in Raleigh.
