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This Week in Orange Politics: February 10-16

Submitted by OP Editors on February 10, 2014 - 11:13am

From the budget to Rogers Rd. to new teacher contract rules, the elected bodies of Orange County will be tackling a wide range of subjects this week. In Chapel Hill, the focus will be on the Rogers Rd. ETJ and sewer project, while budget priorities and parking will be discussed in Carrboro. The Orange County School Board will dsicuss teacher contracts and a communications plan, while the Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Board will hold its leadership retreat.

This Week in Orange Politics: February 3-9

Submitted by OP Editors on February 3, 2014 - 10:54am

While many several elected bodies will be taking a break this week, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Board will tackle changing its weapons policy to comply with state law, and the county commissioners will take up rural recycling again after hearing an update from Triangle Tranist on bus and light rail improvement plans. Here's a summary of the week's actions.

 

CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS


Tuesday, February 4, 2014

This Week in Orange Politics: January 27-February 2

Submitted by OP Editors on January 27, 2014 - 10:59am

CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS

 

 

Tuesday, January 28th

  • Carrboro Board of Alderpersons Special Meeting, 7:30pm, Town Hall Rm. 110

What Is A Liberal Republican

Submitted by gpknc on January 23, 2014 - 9:34am
The Orange County Republican Party defines it self as its 2 favorite presidents are Abe Lincoln and Ronald Reagan. At a recent party meeting this issue came up, and I said openly to this group my favorite Republican Presidents were Abe Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt. There  response was  it makes sense a Republican from Chapel Hill would think that.  I said my third favorite was President Eisenhower. Gary   Kahn

This Week in Orange Politics: January 20-26

Submitted by OP Editors on January 20, 2014 - 9:22am
CARRBORO BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS

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