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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Consensus marks CAC changes
The Raleigh City Council last month approved a plan to revise the boundaries of the city’s Citizen Advisory Councils (CACs) for the first time since their creation 38 years ago. The vote was remarkably quiet, lacking even the slightest contentiousness. … Continue reading
Posted in CAC, Community Services, South West Raleigh
Tagged Central CAC, community, Hillsborough CAC, neighborhood, Raleigh, RCAC, SWCAC, Wade CAC, West CAC
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The Saturday Market At Rebus Works – Saturday May 28
Rebus Works gallery, located in historical Boylan Heights, downtown Raleigh, has started The Saturday Market at Rebus Works. The idea is to combine farmers, crafters, and food and beverage trucks in one location. Although the idea is not new, it … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Good Info, South West Raleigh
Tagged Boylan Heights, crafts, produce, Raleigh, The Saturday Market
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Raleigh Family Attractions: Historic Yates Mill Park
We’ve posted about Historic Yates Mill before and their weekend tours. This is a short video by local real estate agent that shows a good look at the mill and the area around Steep Hill Creek. Yates Mill is a … Continue reading
Posted in Parks & Rec
Tagged Creative District, Lake Wheeler Road, Raleigh, Raleigh Historic Landmark, wake county, Yates Mill
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Raleigh’s Pedestrian Plan – Get Involved!
Pedestrian Plan Public Involvement Opportunities Three ways to get involved…
Posted in Raleigh Planning, Transportation
Tagged BPAC, community, Creative District, Downtown Raleigh, feedback, pedestrian, Raleigh, Sidewalks
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2nd Annual Triangle Breakfast Club Capital Cornhole Classic
June is right around the corner and you know what that means…the tournament you’ve been training for all Spring is back! We’re shutting down Fayetteville Street once again to bring you the 2nd Annual Triangle Breakfast Club Capital Cornhole Classic … Continue reading
Posted in Events, South West Raleigh
Tagged Backpack buddies, Cornhole, Downtown Raleigh, fundraiser, Inter-Faith Food Shuttle, LoneRider
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Will Lake Johnson Return to its’ Normal Water Levels?
It’s a great time of year to enjoy time at Lake Johnson. Whether you like a to walk or run on the Greenway, fish from the bridge, or explore the lake on a paddle boat, there are countless ways to … Continue reading
Posted in Parks & Rec
Tagged drum circles, fishing, greenways, Lake Johnson, Raleigh, running group, Walnut Creek, WCAC, yoga
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This Weekend: Drive-In Movie Night and Community Garden Day
Everyone is invited to a movie night on May 21st and a community garden planning session on May 22nd at the Western Boulevard Presbyterian Church in the Avent West neighborhood. See the details below from the Western Boulevard Presbyterian Church … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Neighborhood
Tagged Avent West, community gardens, movie, The Blind Side, Toy Story 3, Western Boulevard Presbyterian Church
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What’s New at the Got to Be NC Festival?
By now, you’ve marked your calendars for May 20-22 and made plans to be at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh for the fourth annual Got to be NC Festival. To help you plan your trip, here’s a sneak peak at what’s … Continue reading
Posted in Events, South West Raleigh
Tagged carnival, carolina fiberfest, classic car show, Got To Be NC, kids corral, NC State Fair, Raleigh, wine expo
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Dialing 9-1-1 vs The Non-Emergency Number
I was at a neighborhood meeting recently where the topic of calling 9-1-1 came up. If you’re like me, you’ve been trained to only dial 9-1-1 if it’s an emergency. Is that the case today? The short answer is no. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime
Tagged 9-1-1, community, Emergency Communications Center, fireworks, neighborhood, Noise violations, pan handling, parking violations, police, quality of life, Raleigh, RPD, solicitation, traffic accidents, wake county
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Hillsborough Street Rolls Out The Red Carpet for “Raleiwood’s” Outdoor Summer Movie Series
Bring your lawn chairs, picnic baskets and blankets and get ready for “Raleiwood on Hillsborough Street – Outdoor Summer Movie Series”. The Series will kick off on May 19th and will continue the first and third Thursday of every month … Continue reading
Posted in Events, South West Raleigh
Tagged Bull Durham, community, Hillsborough Street, Raleigh
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