Amid pandemic and protests, you probably missed that the Raleigh City Council committed to putting a housing bond referendum on the ballot this fall.
Leigh Tauss
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Raleigh’s World of Bluegrass Festivities Move Online, Downtown Street Fair Canceled
The event typically draws more than 200,000 people downtown.
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Statue of Josephus Daniels, Racist Former N&O Publisher, Removed from Raleigh’s Nash Square
For once, it wasn’t protesters downing a monument to white supremacy.
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Raleigh Snags Durham’s Former City Planner to Lead Planning and Development Department
Patrick Young has worked as Durham City-County Planning Department director since 2017.
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The RPD’s Push to Arrest an Activist in the Dead of Night Draws Calls for the Chief’s Resignation
Why was it necessary to haul James in at 2:15 a.m. for a nonviolent offense?
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There’s Another Curfew in Raleigh Thursday Beginning at 10 PM
“With this change, we hope to allow restaurants and other small businesses throughout the city more time to serve their customers while providing our community more time to engage in a peaceful way,” Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin said in a statement.
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Raleigh Extends Curfew Through Wednesday Despite Two Nights of Peace
“Even with this progress, we cannot relax our focus on keeping our public safe and secure,” Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin said.
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Raleigh’s Tuesday Night Protests Continue Past Curfew But End Peacefully
In the fourth straight day of protests, participants stayed out past the city’s recently instituted curfew.
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Raleigh Extends Curfew Through Wednesday Morning
Protesters dispersed peacefully shortly after the curfew took effect Monday.
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Cooper Calls in National Guard After Riot in Downtown Raleigh
Governor Cooper commended those who gathered peacefully but condemned the violence that ensued late into the night.