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Officials say that the emergency service system isn’t going into crisis mode any time soon, but the system continues to feel the affects of a growing population and limited funding.
Raleigh residents voice their thoughts on the proposed budget.
One year after a tornado tore through Raleigh, things are mostly back to normal. But after such destruction, even “normal” isn’t quite what home used to be.
With revenues still low, Raleigh continues to cut back while attempting to maintain current services.
A thick fog covered most of Raleigh Monday morning, creating some interesting views.
Whether you’re looking for dubstep to Indie, the Raleigh music scene has it all. Check out the live music listings to see what’s playing.
With one click, Triangle Wiki could change how you view the Triangle. The community-based website relies on members of the public to share their knowledge of the places that make up Raleigh, Durham and everywhere in between.
The recession continues to have a large impact on the creation of the city budget, but city officials say it’s too soon to tell what type of impact the ailing economy will have on this year’s plan.
Estimates from the city put the cost of the damage done by the April 16 tornado at just more than $115 million. More than 2,500 homes and businesses were damaged when the EF3 tornado swept through Raleigh. See a property-by-property map of the damage.
Raleigh City Manager Russell Allen, who made the call to cancel the event, said cutting the festival will save the city $150,000 to $180,000 for the year.
