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The Raleigh city council will consider a new animal tethering ordinance at its next meeting. Councilor Nancy McFarlane had asked the city manager for a report on where the city stands with animal tethering. The city has no ordinance on the books dealing with tying pets up, but rather relies on state animal cruelty laws.
Public Transportation to be voted on; Low-Income students bussed elsewhere.
Released convict immediately arrested; free downtown transportation to begin next month.
Comics by David Eichenberger: “With hope and virtue, let us brave once more the icy currents, and endure what storms may come.”
NOTE: THE MEETING HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY. Preview for the Raleigh City Council’s January 20 meeting. A petition to add another 30 days for people to review the comprehensive plan; City manager will give a report on animal tethering laws; And the water infrastructure debate continues.
Rioting on the once and future Grog Alley, also known as Hargett Street.
Council makes first Falls Lake protection boundary exception; It’s going to get very, very cold
Raleigh police need better pay to stick around; FCC Chair in Raleigh today
