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Town Council passes permit, zoning for Charterwood
By Elizabeth Straub | Sep. 24, 2012Chapel Hill Town Hall was packed Monday to witness a proposal five years in the making.
Read More »Chapel Hill Town Hall was packed Monday to witness a proposal five years in the making.
Read More »Sophomore Ashley Harris said she was excited — but scared — to try out her new material for the Sacrificial Poets’ first open mic night of the school year Wednesday.
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Sugarland Bakery cupcakes help customers satisfy their sweet tooth — and now those with a charitable streak might also be satisfied. Sugarland is donating a percentage of its August cupcake sales on Wednesday nights to the LGBT Center of Raleigh.
Read More »Dwight DeBree really wanted a good turkey sandwich. So when he couldn’t find one in Chapel Hill, he opened TRU Deli & Wine.
Read More »The ballot includes local, state and federal offices as well as a referendum on Amendment One, the proposed N.C. legislation defining marriage as between a man and a woman.
Read More »Though Chapel Hill and Carrboro’s days of child labor are long past, the end of McDougle Middle’s school day was signaled Thursday by a factory whistle instead of a school bell.
Read More »When Callie Brauel left North Carolina in 2008 to study abroad in Ghana, she didn’t expect to be running an international nonprofit organization two years later.
Read More »Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt is hoping to draw national attention to Chapel Hill issues. On his recommendation, the town of Chapel Hill is considering hiring a private lobbying firm to represent them to the federal government.
Read More »Chapel Hill’s signature Carolina blue fire trucks do more than just fight fire — and Fire Chief Dan Jones wants to figure out what other services the town wants the department to provide.
Read More »Recent Chapel Hill Town Council meetings have kept officials and attendees up past their bedtimes — but officials hope a regulation on public petitions could improve time management.
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