New homeless shelter near completion
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Inter-Faith Council for Social Service’s men’s homeless shelter and community kitchen will soon have a new home.
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The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Inter-Faith Council for Social Service’s men’s homeless shelter and community kitchen will soon have a new home.
The Chapel Hill Town Council’s commitment to improving bike and pedestrian safety this year is clear.
As the school year nears its end, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools are just beginning to plan renovations.
When the UNC development report was presented Monday night, the Chapel Hill Town Council expressed a desire for collaboration.
On a Wednesday morning, 17 students in Pedro Ortiz’s fourth-grade class sit in a circle on a rug displaying a world map, reading from composition notebooks. They’re talking about spaceships. A girl raises her hand to contribute, then pauses, trying to think of how to say “taking off” in Spanish.
When Principal Eileen Tully started working at East Chapel Hill High School in 2009, she set a goal for the next five years: to reduce the number of dropouts to zero.
On a sloped stretch of grass between the pavilion and a patch of bare trees, a blonde woman in a bright green dress and a fox headpiece brandishes a PVC bow and a sheath of foam-tipped arrows.
Allison Stewart never liked physics much, but watching her third-grade students create their own spacecrafts gave her a new perspective.
In Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, as in many other districts, teachers who have taught longer are paid more. But due to legislation passed this summer and a contract with an Ohio company, that could soon change.
When UNC freshman Eliza Filene was at Carrboro High School, her involvement in the Academy of International Studies took her from Carrboro to Decatur, Ill., to Haiti — and due to the redevelopment of the program this year, more Carrboro students will be following in Filene’s footsteps.
You wouldn’t know it from the name, but employees at the Boomerang program don’t want to see the kids they serve again.
Come next summer, Chapel Hill parents will have a new option for preschool and day care — Montessori Academy of Chapel Hill plans to open a new location at 1510 E. Franklin St.
Chapel Hill Town Council members want to encourage affordable development in the Ephesus-Fordham district.
With state data revealing that a large achievement gap among students still exists, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is working with a new partner to redevelop its classroom strategies.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools achieved a balanced budget for the 2014-15 school year and an increase in teacher pay, but at a significant cost.
An Oregon-based solar panel producer has created a bump in the road to providing clean, low-cost energy for a Chapel Hill-based solar energy provider.
Some might say it’s an injustice that Vivian Connell’s disease will eventually take her grip, gait and voice, but she says it has become her opportunity to help give students a voice to speak out against injustice themselves.
A technicality might have delayed construction on the store under the hot-pink brick facade, but Fedora Boutique is now one step closer to bringing its style to Franklin Street.
Orange County’s partnership with a Japanese candy company looks like it will be a sweet deal on both sides.
When the tragedy of Eve Carson’s death shook Chapel Hill and the surrounding community in 2008, people were moved to action, including one Durham business owner.