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Hillsborough clears the way for solar panels

Thanks to a change in town guidelines, obtaining permission to install some solar panels in Hillsborough could now take about three days and $10, town officials say. Members of the town’s Historic District Commission approved a change classifying solar panel installations as “minor work” if they cannot be seen from the street. The revision allows […]

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New ArtsCenter, Kidzu center in Carrboro draws mixed reaction

A $15 million downtown Carrboro development with tremendous implications for the town received a predictably mixed reaction during a public hearing Tuesday night in packed Carrboro Town Hall. Some locals offered concerns about the financial risks of the proposed Carrboro Arts and Innovation Center, a four-story, 55,000-square-foot structure at East Main and Roberson streets which […]

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N.C. Health and Human Services Secretary pushing for Medicaid reform

Even as North Carolina lawmakers reportedly consider a proposal shifting control of the state’s Medicaid spending to an independent panel of political appointees, North Carolina Secretary of Health and Human Services Aldona Wos is calling for a different model. Wos asked legislators, who reconvened this week, to consider accountable care organizations, or ACOs, a model […]

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Pittsboro Matters sues—again over Chatham Park

Twice now, Pittsboro leaders have approved master plans for the mammoth Chatham Park project. And twice now, they’ve been sued for their actions. Last week, citizen group Pittsboro Matters filed a lawsuit against the town, asking a Superior Court judge to invalidate the Chatham County municipality’s most recent approval of a master plan for the […]

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