I want to walk down Franklin Street, drop in on friends who started their business and decided to grow it locally, interact with the work of artists who work in collaborative spaces supported by the University and the Town, and buy from companies that employ my neighbors.
Our downtown can grow while still maintaining the historical character and uniqueness of our town.
Carrboro Board of Aldermen candidate Susan Romaine shares her view on North Carolina's minimum wage.
"The social and health benefits of walkable neighborhoods, the green spaces that we will create, and the greenways that will be constructed will all promote a much higher quality of life for our residents."
"Our town government should not pick and choose winners and losers in any project. "
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