School signs may come down in Wake
Raleigh might bill the district if schedule changes next year nullify the signs.
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Democrats realize that the bill they fought so hard to pass in the House has nowhere to go in the Senate.
Modified: 11/09/09 05:35:42 AM
Raleigh might bill the district if schedule changes next year nullify the signs.
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A 15-member task force will spend the next seven months poring over Cary's sign ordinances, which were last overhauled nearly a decade ago.
Modified: 11/08/09 11:12:14 PM
This rural community in northern Johnston County will finally be a town.
Modified: 11/09/09 05:36:56 AM
Under the Dome:
Among all the politicians at the state legislature, it appears none is conservative enough to suit Civitas Action.
Modified: 11/09/09 05:32:45 AM
Sheehan:
I've complained, repeatedly, over the past several months about Wacky Wednesdays, the Wake County schools' policy that sends students home an hour early - or more - once a week so teachers have time to confer and coordinate.
Modified: 11/09/09 05:27:49 AM
As if the Taliban, car bombs, roadside bombs, leftover Soviet land mines, political unrest and errant NATO air attacks weren't enough, Afghans are facing a new killer: the H1N1 flu pandemic.
Modified: 11/09/09 07:05:38 AM
The House has narrowly passed health care legislation that would require virtually all Americans to get insurance and create a government-run plan.
Modified: 11/08/09 04:31:10 AM
Christensen:
The first sign of trouble for Democrats occurred in August when 600 people showed up outside the Raleigh office of Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad Miller demanding a meeting on health care.
Modified: 11/08/09 04:13:18 AM
Under the Dome:
Wondering what sort of campaign Elaine Marshall might run in her bid for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate?
Modified: 11/11/09 09:55:30 PM
Here is a comparison of the three health care bills before Congress, including one by House Democrats and an alternative by House Republicans.
Modified: 11/07/09 11:57:30 PM
Galvanized by the difficulties a Cary woman has had paying medical bills despite two jobs and health insurance, a group of more than 60 community activists gathered in Raleigh on Saturday to raise support for a health care reform bill.
Modified: 11/07/09 09:06:35 PM
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