By Tammy Grubb Developers offered neighbors a revised plan Thursday night for a mixed-use project proposed for four lots at 500 N. Greensboro St. The new plan shows a slightly smaller Shelton Station development – at 110,000 square feet – and a more cl... »
By Tammy Grubb The Board of Aldermen returns from its holiday break at 7:30 p.m. tonight to discuss criteria for siting a proposed southwestern branch of the Orange County Library. The discussion follows an October meeting with the Orange County Co... »
From correspondent Tammy Grubb Lydia Lavelle 1. What do you see as the town’s major issues over the next 10 years? What are your ideas for dealing with those issues? Development downtown will continue to be a major issue over the next ten years. Proje... »
From correspondent Tammy Grubb Michelle C. Johnson 1. What do you see as the town’s major issues over the next 10 years? What are your ideas for dealing with those issues? The most important issues facing Carrboro are growth and development and their ... »
From correspondent Tammy Grubb Braxton Foushee 1. What do you see as the town’s major issues over the next 10 years? What are your ideas for dealing with those issues? Attracting economic development by making sure that we have the infrastructure in pl... »
From correspondent Tamny Grubb Dan Coleman 1. What do you see as the town’s major issues over the next 10 years? What are your ideas for dealing with those issues? The key immediate issue for the board is hiring a town manager. A skilled town manager i... »
Carrboro residents will unveil a letter calling upon the Board of Aldermen to rescind the town's anti-loitering ordinance at a Tuesday October 25 11 AM press conference on the corner of Davie and Jones Ferry Roads. The letter, signed by more than 100 ... »
Carrboro residents voiced their opposition to the town’s anti-loitering ordinance Tuesday with a news conference and a letter to change the town rules. The ordinance, approved by the Carrboro Board of Aldermen in November 2007, makes it illegal to cong... »
