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Raleigh police officers arrested eight Occupy Raleigh protestors Thursday for refusing to get up from sitting at their encampment on Morgan Street in front of the old State Capitol Building.
The Raleigh Planning Commission voted Tuesday to reduce its membership, but not enough to come into compliance with a 20-year-old state law.
Planning Commissioners this week discussed tweaks to city ordinances that will make it easier to post permitted signage and changes the name of the Raleigh Historic District Commission.
A view of Occupy Raleigh from Cardinal Club, atop the Wells Fargo (formerly Wachovia) building.
Unless changes are made to the city’s permitting procedure, residents who live in flood-prone areas might pay more for flood insurance. But those changes could increase costs for building additions on homes across the city.
Raleigh Public Record Editor Charles Duncan Pardo speaks with Mayor-Elect Nancy McFarlane about her plans for office. Watch the video of our interview or read the transcription.
Councilor and Mayor-Elect Nancy McFarlane is still raising questions about the city’s prescription drug coverage more than one year after bringing it to committee for discussion.
The Wake County School Board will assume new leadership Dec. 6, but one seat is still undecided. We take a look at the Nov. 8 runoff candidates and the implications for student assignment.
A benefit concert and farewell to Funkuponya are just a few of the updates in this week’s Raleigh Music Scene.
St. Augustine debuted a new football field this weekend, playing the first football game on campus in 144 years.
