'A mere translation is never enough': Voters face language obstacles at polls
By Maddie Policastro | March 4According to a study from the Pew Research Center, nearly 40 percent of eligible immigrant voters said they do not speak English very well.
According to a study from the Pew Research Center, nearly 40 percent of eligible immigrant voters said they do not speak English very well.
For some people, finding mental health care providers that accept their insurance can be difficult.
The Edition on Rosemary, after almost four months of delays, opened to residents officially on Dec. 13.
The new Buc-ee's location approved for an exit of I-40/85 in Mebane would be the first location in North Carolina. But, the approval comes over the concerns of community members about the environment.
This year, CHCCS struggled with staffing shortages of teachers and bus drivers. The district also had to contend with safety issues, and three new school board members were elected.
The lawsuit claims Meta created a business model that focuses on maximizing time and attention young users spend on its platforms while implementing harmful and manipulative product features to prolong usage. It also alleged the company knowingly collected data from users under the age of 13 without parental consent — which is in direct violation of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.
With the Chapel Hill municipal elections approaching on Nov. 7, housing policy, specifically the text amendment to the Town's land use management ordinance, has been a concern for residents when considering which candidates to vote for.
Apple pledged to employ 2,700 people within a decade at its new Research Triangle Park campus. Officials expect the influx of new people to impact housing in the area, including Chapel Hill.
The replacement of an eroded water main — which led to the initial delay — has been more challenging and time-consuming than anticipated, Adam Byrley, the chief operating officer of The Preiss Company, said in an email.
The Edition on Rosemary will not be able to meet its Oct. 1 move-in date, according to an email statement from Adam Byrley, chief operating officer of The Preiss Company.