Name as it appears on the ballot: Bonita Green Age: 62 Party affiliation: Democrat Campaign website: bonitagreenfordurham.com Occupation & employer: Executive Director, Merrick-Moore Community Development Corporation (MMCDC) Years lived in Durham: 11 1) Please identify the three most pressing issues you believe Durham faces and how you believe the city should address them. Public Safety: […]
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Durham Mayor: Leonardo Williams
Name as it appears on the ballot: Leonardo “Leo” Williams Age: 42 Party affiliation: Democrat Campaign website: leo4durham.com Occupation & employer: Business Owner, Zweli’s Years lived in Durham: 24 years 1) Please identify the three most pressing issues you believe Durham faces and how you believe the city should address them. I believe our City […]
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Durham Mayor: Mike Woodard
Name as it appears on the ballot: Mike Woodard Party affiliation: Democratic Campaign website: mikewoodard.com Occupation & employer: State Senator Years lived in Durham: 41 1) Please identify the three most pressing issues you believe Durham faces and how you believe the city should address them. Maintaining Durham’s relatively strong economy and spreading its opportunity […]
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Boost Your Homeschool Learning with a Trip to Marbles Kids Museum
Creative, play-based experiences are how children learn best and Marbles Kids Museum is full of fun, creative and educational play. Located in downtown Raleigh, Marbles is a community-based nonprofit children’s museum with a mission to spark imagination, discovery and learning through play. Marbles offers three Homeschool Days for families and groups that offer all the […]
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The proposal ignores transit through the corridor.
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Odum Village sits empty along Hibbard Drive in Chapel Hill. Vines climb the brick structures and small pine trees grow throughout the yard. Students once lived here. And now?
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Voting Open for Durham County’s Best of the Triangle
The most recognized award throughout the Triangle is back for 2023—next up is Durham County!
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After SCOTUS Ruling, Disappointed Abortion Foes Vow to Keep Attacking Abortion Pill
North Carolina remains both a safe haven and on the target list.