This report compiles data from a number of resources and historical newspaper articles to give the broader context of the fight for a livable graduate student wage in Chapel Hill.
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Posted inChapel Hill, Chapel Hill Transit, Connectivity, Transportation
We agree with CHALT: Let’s build the NSBRT!
It’s always exciting when opposing groups can come together to advocate for the same much-needed improvements in Chapel Hill. We, as you might recall, are big fans of Bus Rapid Transit and Chapel Hill Transit’s planned North-South Bus Rapid Transit route (NSBRT) along MLK and S. Columbia. The NSBRT buses will travel in dedicated lanes […]
Posted inCarrboro Town Council, Chapel Hill Town Council, Orange County Board of County Commissioners
A look at the week ahead: September 12, 2022
They’re back! After a long summer off, Chapel Hill Town Council is back in session, so we’re going to resume our weekly report of local government meetings. In other exciting news, with the end of the governor’s COVID-19 meeting, the governing boards will be meeting in person, though there will still be an option to […]
Posted inChapel Hill, CHALT, Chapel Hill Town Council, Housing
How to stop and stall housing development in your neighborhood ?
You just got some scary news. A new project is coming before Chapel Hill Town Council that may result in new housing being built in town. Let’s stop it!
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Lunch Links: July 6, 2022
Today we’re rounding up what you may have missed on social media and in the council inbox over the past week. Enjoy! Former Town Council member and former Local Reporter editor Nancy Oates sparked a heated controversy on Twitter when she compared the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade to housing decisions. As we said […]
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Lunch Links: May 23, 2022
Welcome to the week. We hope you enjoy our Monday lunch specials! Do you like Lunch Links? You’ll LOVE our weekly newsletter! Click here to subscribe. It’s free! Here’s a few of our high-traffic posts published over the weekend, in case you missed them: Caroline Dwyer was inspired by her neighbors’ wildly diverse reactions to […]