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Councilors voted this week to send a $91.7 million bond to voters this fall. If approved, the bonds will pay for a long list of parks projects. The bond means a 1.72-cent tax increase for Raleigh residents.
Wake Commissioners Tuesday adopted a budget that includes a raise for teachers, which will be funded by ABC Board revenue. Democrats on the board said it wasn’t enough.
City officials announced the date of the 11th annual Neighborhood Exchange
On Monday, City Council approved a new budget – bringing with it a number of taxpayer-sponsored capital improvement projects. Somewhere among the $754 million in expenditures, the city found the money to fund a number of large-scale, long-awaited capital improvement projects.
Despite a decrease in the number of complaints related to a local hookah bar, some North Boylan residents want the city to regulate where such businesses can locate.
A groundbreaking ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. Friday for the Lincoln, a new apartment complex being built just east of downtown Raleigh.
Three Record staffers take on the Raleigh City Council – Mystery Science Theater 3000 style.
City Councilors Monday adopted next year’s budget and, after much debate, provided additional funding for school crossing guards.
Councilors are considering a $91.7 million parks bond for the November ballot.
This week in the Development Beat we explore the history of development in Raleigh by the numbers. City Councilors took on five rezoning requests this week and heard a number of complaints about the new zoning code.
