View This Email In Your Browser It’s Tuesday, March 18. The Best Of Wake County Finals voting is OPEN—vote before March 24th!From Best Hot Dog to Best Dog Grooming, this is your chance to highlight the best Wake County has to offer. The winners will be revealed in our April 16th print edition of INDY and online. Don’t […]
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How Durham Will Spend $1 Million in Opioid Settlement Funds
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Monday, March 17. Thanks to this week’s sponsor: At Queeny’s, we cultivate a culture of belonging and connection between staff, guests, the city, and the surrounding community. We care about how our spaces and food make people feel – we aim to delight, inspire, comfort, and nourish – […]
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View This Email In Your Browser Jason Isaacs, Parker Posey, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Sarah Catherine Hook, and Sam Nivola in “The White Lotus.” Photograph by Fabio Lovino/HBO. The latest from INDY: GoTriangle Releases Bracingly Honest Strategic Plan Draft The regional transit agency has grappled with discord and disorder in the wake of setbacks to projects including […]
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Raleigh City Council Again Considers Separation Allowance for Firefighters
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Friday, March 14. Thanks to this week’s sponsor: At Queeny’s, we cultivate a culture of belonging and connection between staff, guests, the city, and the surrounding community. We care about how our spaces and food make people feel – we aim to delight, inspire, comfort, and nourish – […]
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A Teacher Reflects on the Impacts of Federal Funding Cuts to Wake County Schools
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Thursday, March 13. Thanks to this week’s sponsor: At Queeny’s, we cultivate a culture of belonging and connection between staff, guests, the city, and the surrounding community. We care about how our spaces and food make people feel – we aim to delight, inspire, comfort, and nourish – […]
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools Begin Search for Next Superintendent
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With Growing Expenses, Durham Officials Are Looking for Ways to Keep Buses Free
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Tuesday, March 11. Thanks to this week’s sponsor: At Queeny’s, we cultivate a culture of belonging and connection between staff, guests, the city, and the surrounding community. We care about how our spaces and food make people feel – we aim to delight, inspire, comfort, and nourish – […]
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Amid Mass Layoffs, Foreign Aid Workers Call on Triangle Officials to Condemn USAID Funding Freeze
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Monday, March 10. Support free and local independent journalism. Join the INDY Press Club Good morning, readers. Trump’s foreign aid cuts are hitting the Triangle hard. Hundreds of workers have lost their jobs in recent weeks as USAID funding freezes ripple through global health organizations headquartered locally. RTI […]
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Federal Agency Deletes Website Page On Durham’s Pauli Murray; Censors Other References to Queer History
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Friday, March 7. Support free and local independent journalism. Join the INDY Press Club Good morning, readers. Poet, legal scholar, actual saint, and Durham’s adopted patron saint, Pauli Murray was ahead of their time in so many ways. Murray was the first African-American to receive a doctor of […]
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Could a Raleigh Pilot Program Hold the Key to Ending Homelessness in the City?
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Thursday, March 6. Support free and local independent journalism. Join the INDY Press Club Good morning, readers. Earlier this year, officials decommissioned an encampment for unsheltered residents located on Goode Street on the Dorothea Dix Park property. But unlike in the past when camps were closed and people […]
