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Why Did Raleigh’s Planning Commission Accept $1.5 Million in Lieu of Promised Affordable Housing Units at Union Station?
Although the planning commission’s 4-2 vote in the developers’ favor is only a recommendation (the city council gets the ...
INDY Week5h
Incoming! Marriage Fraud, British Comedy, and Festival Favorites
A remake of The Wedding Banquet, Carey Mulligan in The Ballad of Wallis Island, and more films coming to Triangle theaters ...
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Town of Cary Partners With Invicta Water to Remove and Destroy PFAS In Drinking Water
North Carolina–based Invicta Water has developed technology to remove and destroy PFAS, or forever chemicals, in drinking ...
INDY Week2d
“Nobody in Our Industry Makes Minimum Wage”: Talking With a Retiring NC Restaurant Lobbyist
Lynn Minges, North Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association's outgoing CEO, answers questions about the state's low minimum ...
INDY Week2d
Meet Durham’s New NCDOT Rep
Becca Gallas, NCDOT’s new Division 5 engineer, talks to the INDY about drone deliveries, reducing traffic fatalities, and ...
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Durham Public Schools Won’t Expand Express Stops Next Year
DPS officials are opting not to add additional express stops next year, saying it would unnecessarily “add another variable” ...
INDY Week4d
What Dramatic Federal Cuts May Mean for North Carolina Libraries
The latest independent federal agency on President Trump's chopping block has channeled over $30 million to the state's ...
INDY Week4d
In A Contentious Meeting, Durham Association of Educators Pushes for Meet and Confer Policy
Sitting across from DAE representatives, DPS Superintendent Anthony Lewis pointed to the same sticking points they’ve haggled ...
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Field Guide: What Do Federal Cuts Mean for Local Libraries?
It’s lovely outside; I’m enjoying it despite the pear-colored film covering my car. (From the archives: A guide to pollen season). Hope you are too! Full Frame Documentary Film Festival takes ...