Bethany Chaney has served on the Board for Alderman for five years. She announced that she is not running for re-election on Sunday, March 31. Photo by Alicia Stemper Photography.
Bethany Chaney, a member of the Carrboro Board of Aldermen, announced that she will not be seeking reelection at the end of 2019, but wants to remind people that she's all in until she's gone.
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Carrboro's Community Climate Action Plan aims to reduce town emissions by 50 percent by 2025.
“I think if we’re not going be managing the content, then I think we want to make sure that we’re not putting on things that could be offensive or derisive to different groups."
The ordinance, master plan, and schedule for a potential development at the corner of Old N.C. 86 and Eubanks Road was drafted by the Carrboro Board of Aldermen.
The 4 Fair Food Tour is traveling through different college campuses around the country to encourage schools to consider farmworker rights while selecting the food they provide to students.
As the new Poet Laureate, Fred Joiner wants to hold poetry salons in cafes to support local businesses so that business owners can also participate in the creative process.
A zoning project for the Rogers Road neighborhood, created together with members of the community, aims to protect existing residents while paving the way for new businesses and housing developments.
Since the purchase, the governments have engaged in little substantive discussion about the land, 104 acres of which are jointly owned and 60 of which belong solely to Orange County.
The Carrboro Board of Aldermen raised concerns about a future affordable housing unit at their Tuesday meeting.
The ArtsCenter is now regrouping in order to find their new home.
“To move forward with a commitment to diversity, inclusion and uplifting of marginalized communities means nothing if built on a whitewashed narrative.”
This Carrboro restaurant raises money for local organizations every Tuesday and Wednesday night.
Orange County is working to address persistent climate change issues through forming a specialized committee to push energy efficient initiatives.
Na'wara de Arepa, a new food truck that serves arepas in Chapel Hill, is owned by two Venezuelans who immigrated to the U.S. However, starting a new business with most of their family still in Venezuela hasn't been easy.
Chapel Hill Transit may soon be feeling the effects of recent statewide funding cuts.
The facility will still house the public library, Carrboro Recreation and Parks offices, Teen Center, Virtual Justice Center and local radio station WCOM.
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