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Orange schools prep for cuts

With a new school year approaching and no final budget, Orange County Schools Board of Education members, teachers and parents have high hopes for the upcoming year. Orange County Schools have been working around the restraints of doing “more with less,” a common phrase highlighting budget and teacher cuts during the past academic school years.

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Residential development plan gets mixed reviews

Leon Schaller has been living in Chapel Hill for 10 years. He never considered moving until recently, and he’s not the only one. Schaller, a retiree, is among many residents of Homestead Village who disagree with the proposal of additional student housing near the neighborhood.

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Citizens sound off on budget priorities

Mary Mason sat quietly in the front row as her peers spoke about the proposed budget for the county — but when they spoke about keeping schools funded, she clapped as loud as she could.Mason, a reading specialist at Pathways Elementary, was one of many residents at an Orange County Board of Commissioners hearing to voice concerns about potential budget cuts to departments.

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MLK medians to be completed by July 1

Pedestrians will soon be able to breathe easier as they cross Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. Chapel Hill is building seven pedestrian refuge islands, or medians, in the center lane of the boulevard.The project is expected to be completed by July 1. The project will cost $403,952.

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Town of Chapel Hill boards facing many vacancies

The vast majority of volunteer boards and commissions that advise Chapel Hill government don’t have enough members. The town is looking for applicants to fill 85 empty spots on 22 boards and commissions. The spots come from a combination of term expirations and already unfilled seats.

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