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Highrise Project Envisioned for Edison Phase 2
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Developers for the Edison Project envision a 22-story mixed-use highrise for the second phase of the long-awaited project.
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Recession and Water Conservation Costing Wake Municipalities
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Zebulon tried and failed this week to strike a deal with Raleigh over the growing burden of its water merger debt costs.
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Council Roundup: RPD Wants Cameras on Glenwood South
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The City Council Tuesday approved an application for grant funding so police can add surveillance cameras to Glenwood Avenue. In other business, a historic overlay district was put on hold again and South Raleigh has a new cultural designation.
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More Bike Lanes Coming to Hillsborough Street
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The City Council Tuesday approved a plan to add more bike lanes on Hillsborough Street near the Woodburn Road and Park Avenue intersection.
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Council Approves More Changes to Panhandling Ordinance
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The Raleigh City Council approved changes Tuesday to the language of the panhandling ordinance. The city attorney says the changes make the ordinance more defensible if challenged in court.
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Committee Debates More Bike Lanes for Hillsborough Street
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A City Council committee is debating whether to add more bike lanes or on-street parking for a second stretch of Hillsborough Street, this time just east of the N.C. State Campus.
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City May Stream Meetings to Mobile Devices
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In an effort to be more transparent, a city committee Tuesday agreed to spend $6,600 next budget year to make the city’s streaming video feed available on mobile phones and computer tablets.
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Cemetery Concerns Send Leesville Road Project Back to Committee
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When residents pointed out that a century-old family cemetery would be disturbed to make room for the new four-lane road project on Leesville Road, the city council sent the plans back to the Public Works committee to find a compromise.
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Council Roundup: City Endorses Commuter Rail Stations, Outlaws Can Stealing
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Raleigh Councilors Tuesday endorsed commuter rail station locations, approved a WalkRaleigh program and decided to make taking recycling cans a crime.
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Neighbors Want More Input on Urban Ag Center
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A local nonprofit wants to build an urban agriculture center in South Raleigh, but residents say they want a chance to give more input on the project.
