We are among the biggest fans of Purple Bowl. One of the blog blogging households is one of their biggest customers, and is grateful for their variety of delicious lunches and smoothies that were served to hospital employees during the pandemic. To say we love Purple Bowl would be an understatement — we spend a […]
Posted inChapel Hill, Chapel Hill Town Council, Housing
All of the numbers that matter about housing in Chapel Hill
I’ve been wanting to do this for a while. Here are all the numbers that I think matter about housing in Chapel Hill: In 2021, Council received a report estimating that we need ~485 units per year every year between 2020 and 2040 in order to keep the current jobs/housing ratio: 440 of those are […]
Posted inGreenway, Carrboro, Carrboro Town Council, Transportation, Uncategorized
Bolin Forest Climate Action: The latest in the misinformation campaign against Carrboro’s Greenway
We came across a brand new website earlier this week — a website so new, it’s not quite finished. It’s called “Bolin Forest Climate Action,” and appears to be created by the Friends of Bolin Creek, the anti-greenway organization that has stymied Carrboro’s plans to add a 10-foot-wide path along the existing sewage easement along […]