Harold’s Blog: Winter in September & Lots of Events
Thursday night, the council held its first regularly scheduled meeting of the month. There were no public hearings, and council unanimously approved all discussion items.
Harold Weinbrecht has been Mayor of Cary since 2007. augustanat@mindspring.com
Thursday night, the council held its first regularly scheduled meeting of the month. There were no public hearings, and council unanimously approved all discussion items.
A TV story this week on the Academy Street improvements implied that Cary was spending $10 million dollars to make it look prettier. How misleading and disappointing from such a reliable news source.
Residents have been asking if Google plans to offer service to residents that live in Cary but have an Apex mailing address. The town asked the Google representative about this and they did not know.
Saturday, I gave welcoming remarks at the 39th Lazy Daze arts and crafts festival. This year, the festival was held on Town Hall campus since Academy Street is undergoing a renovation to update utilities and the streetscape.
Saturday, I attended the India Independence Day celebration at the Hindu Society of North Carolina Temple. The ceremony included national anthems of both countries along with chants of “long live India.”
Sunday, I attended the 30th anniversary of the Friends of the Page-Walker event. There were about 100 people in attendance, including former Mayor Koka Booth and several former council members.
Friday, I had the privilege of participating in the retirement ceremony for Police Chief Pat Bazemore. What an amazing person! We will miss her greatly.
Thank goodness Governor McCrory gets it. In a statement he said that the sales tax redistribution is nothing but “hidden tax increases.” He is exactly right.
No other candidates filed to run for Cary Mayor. I believe that is the result of Cary citizens wanting to continue in the direction that we have collectively set.
Monday morning, I joined council member Bush and council member Frantz to file for reelection. While we may be philosophically different, we strongly believe in each other’s character and professionalism.