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News for January 5
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Rainy week, varying temperatures; Wake schools reassignment plan up for more hearings this week; NAACP chapter fighting growing crime in South Raleigh
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Rainy week, varying temperatures; Wake schools reassignment plan up for more hearings this week; NAACP chapter fighting growing crime in South Raleigh
City council preview: Items of note for the Jan. 6 city council meeting.
Andrew Johnson’s father: bartender, janitor and church sexton. Died this week in 1812.
Raleigh crime rate up for 2008; Raleigh police chief hopes to fill 70 vacant positions by this summer; Police charge woman for shooting her boyfriend on new year’s eve
A photo essay from New Year’s Eve in Raleigh, by Rachel Hulbert and C. Duncan Pardo.
High winds and lots of people downtown for new year’s eve; Alternative First Night parties; High speed chase ends in wreck, two arrested; Kroger clerk helped plan robbery; City settles recycling truck crash lawsuit for $1.1 million; Small fire at Alibi Bar last night
Raleigh police car crash still being investigated; New recycling trucks hitting the streets for the new year; Restored wetland opens at Fred Fletcher Park
Downtown hotel bookings slow for First Night celebration; Oberlin Court in the final stages, last apartments being leased; Raleigh police car involved in accident on Wade Ave.; Sunday night shooting wounded 2
Introducing a new Raleigh Public Record column and saying happy birthday to Raleigh.
The Raleigh Public Record is continuing to grow and change for the new year. Not much has been posted over the past couple weeks, but we’ve been busy working on the site and organizing new contributors.