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A Chapel Hill firefighter injured in a residential fire Sunday night is back in action.
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A Chapel Hill firefighter injured in a residential fire Sunday night is back in action.
After more than six years, Chapel Hill is losing a spoke on the wheel that helps keep the town rolling.
Editors Note: Due to a reporting error, a previous version of this story said light rail options in the Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Metropolitan Planning Organization’s 2040 plan rely on a half-cent sales tax increase that Orange County residents could vote to approve in November. The plan actually projects the region’s growth and options for future transit plans. The half-cent sales tax increase would fund expanded bus services and capital projects described in the Orange County Transit Plan, which the Board of Commissioners adopted earlier this year. The Orange County Transit Plan also details the creation of a 17-mile light rail connecting Durham and Orange Counties. The article also stated that the MPO’s 2040 plan calls for a 520-mile rail line stretching through the Triangle. The plan actually describes 520 miles of light rail service. The story reflects these changes.
The Chapel Hill Town Council voted Wednesday to appeal a court decision blocking its towing ordinance — furthering a three-month legal battle about towing practices in the town.
Orange County Democrats jumped on board this weekend to support a sales tax increase that could determine the fate of a proposed light rail connecting Chapel Hill and Durham.
Occupy Chapel Hill-Carrboro meeting attendees once packed a plaza, but these days they barely surround a coffee table.
While many Meadowmont residents have been outside enjoying the sun, some have experienced a different kind of exposure.
Job opportunities for students in Chapel Hill can be limited, but a recent start-up company is working to change that.
About 90 percent of Chapel Hill residents surveyed are pleased with the quality of life in the town, according to the results of a community survey presented at the town council meeting Monday.
The future of public transportation in Chapel Hill is in transit, and money is at the core of the issue.
Thirsty Thursdays in Chapel Hill just got more civic-minded.
Local officials are advancing plans for a light rail system that would connect Durham and Chapel Hill — even though the tax that would fund it is months, and possibly years, away from passing.
After months of searching, Carrboro could have a new town manager by February.
When it comes to technological resources, the Chapel Hill Public Library is working to stay one page ahead.
Residents living in the Northside and Pine Knolls neighborhoods will have to monitor the number of cars on their properties starting this fall.
Local businesses — including some started by University students — are gaining exposure while bundling up the homeless this winter with the Clothing Community holiday sale.
Since Chapel Hill started its Homegrown Halloween initiative in 2008, it has reduced crowd sizes and EMS calls, town officials say.
October might have just started, but it already promises big changes for Orange County.
They might not all be professional writers, but they all have something to say — and Saturday, 16 of the 29 contributors to the newly released book, “27 Views of Chapel Hill” came together to celebrate that.
Even as Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt is running to keep his government job, he is also taking on a new role — as the head of his own law firm in Chapel Hill.