The Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University recently released its 2023 State of the Nation’s Housing report. The report offers timely analysis of a variety of topics related to housing supply and affordability. Here are some findings from the report that may be of interest to our readers, especially as we approach an […]
Richard White’s departure from Carrboro is a big loss
The Town of Carrboro recently announced that Town Manager Richard White III would be stepping down to take a new position in the City of Salisbury. This really bums us out. Since arriving in Carrboro in August 2021, White has done a tremendous job in his role of Town Manager. During his tenure, he helped […]
Interview: CHCCS School Board Candidate Solomon Gibson III
Spanish/Espanol Solomon Gibson III is running for a seat on the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education. Gibson decided to enter the race after receiving a notice from the president of the Progressive Democrats of Orange County. He is a long-time voice-over artist, performer, and radio announcer. Gibson was recently interviewed by Chapelboro about […]
1971 Revisited: Rectifying Racial Remembrance
We initially saw Michael Parker West‘s Twitter thread on private school enrollment in North Carolina, and asked him to turn it into a blog post. West is an educator, institutional and community organizer, and assistant principal based in Wake County. It’s been reported that North Carolina private school enrollments are growing to levels not seen […]
Entrevista: Candidato a la Junta Escolar de CHCCS Solomon Gibson III
English/Ingles Como señalamos en nuestra publicación sobre la evaluación de los candidatos a la junta escolar, hemos enviado cuestionarios a cada candidato a la junta escolar y los estamos publicando en el orden en que los recibimos. Las preguntas fueron compiladas por miembros de la Junta de Triangle Blog Blog y Bridging the Gap, así […]
Fun Things to Do With Your Children: Canoeing the Cane Creek Reservoir
Parents in town know there are just two weeks left: two weeks until school starts. It’s also about two weeks until soccer, baseball, and other fall activities pick back up, the things that fill up our weekend calendars for us. At this point in the summer you’ve probably run through all your fun plans and […]