Published Sun, Feb 19, 2012 02:00 AM
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What's open, closed Monday for Presidents Day

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Presidents Day schedule

Monday, Feb. 20

Wake

Durham

Orange

Johnston

Chatham

Schools

closed¹

open

closed¹

Post office

closed

State offices

open

City, county offices

open

Federal offices

closed

Banks

closed²

ABC stores

open

Museums

open³

closed

open³

n/a

Libraries

open

Buses

open

n/a

Landfills

open

n/a

Trash centers

open

State Farmers Market

open

n/a

Garbage pickup

regular⁴

regular

n/a

1. Wake: year-round schedule, open; traditional schedule, teacher workday. Durham: traditional schedule, open. Orange: teacher workday. Chatham: optional teacher workday.

2. SECU, Wells Fargo open.

3. Wake: N.C. Museum of Art, Raleigh City Museum, closed. Durham: Nasher Museum of Art, closed. Johnston: Tobacco Farm Life Museum, closed.

4. Wake: Raleigh, Yard Waste Center open.

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