A recap of the Chapel Hill Town Council Working Session on the American Legion Park, June 1, 2022
Lunch Links: June 2, 2022
Some people like to call Thursday “Friday Junior.” We’re not sure about this… what do you think? Let us know in the comments. In any case, it’s almost Friday – hooray! In the meantime, here are a few tasty treats to hold you over. Did any of our TBB readers tune in for last night’s […]
Affordable Housing is Quite a Pickle[ball]
As Chapel Hillians increasingly recognize our moral obligation to address the housing affordability crisis, inspiration may come from an unlikely source: pickleball. Think of your typical suburban single-family lot as a tennis court, with plenty of open green space and clear boundaries. When you first get a tennis court it’s a lot of fun but […]
Lunch Links: June 1, 2022
It’s the first of June – wow! Have a rabbit rabbit on us for a month of good luck and enjoy today’s curated selection of news and media items that we found interesting, funny, useful, or important. via GIPHY June is Pride Month! Happy Pride to all who celebrate! Over in Carrboro, Mayor Damon […]
How do we respond to change? (A Twitter thread)
We woke up to find many responses to our Twitter thread from yesterday on plans to 1) build a park and 2) add much-needed missing middle housing to our town. Let’s examine some of the responses, shall we? First, we should say that anyone can write to the mayor and town council — and everyone […]
Imagine a Better Erwin Road
Originally published May 31, 2022 on Durham Streets and shared with the author’s permission. TL;DR: NCDOT is resurfacing Erwin Road, presenting an opportunity to reimagine and reconfigure this highly traveled roadway, ensuring comfort and safety for all users and all modes. But NCDOT has told the City of Durham they will not support the conversion […]