Chapel Hill works with UNC to determine impact of budget cuts
As the reality of upcoming budget cuts sets in, town officials are considering how the University’s economic troubles will affect Chapel Hill.
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As the reality of upcoming budget cuts sets in, town officials are considering how the University’s economic troubles will affect Chapel Hill.
This story has been changed from its previous version to correct an editing error regarding arrest penalties. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error
The Chapel Hill Town Council’s committee on economic development met Thursday to review information for the town’s ongoing effort to renew its affordable housing plan.
An organization designed to promote Carrboro business was forced to change its tax status after receiving notice from the federal government.
Correction (Jan. 19, 11:51 p.m.): Due to a reporting error, an ealier version of this story misquoted town council member Sally Greene. She said, “Nobody else puts their only library in a mall.” The story has be changed to reflect the correction. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
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Randy Frazier is no stranger to struggle.
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