Harold’s Blog: Economic Development, Lazy Daze and More
We then headed to the Governor’s mansion to have lunch and discuss a potential economic development opportunity.
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Harold’s Blog: MacGregor Downs, Economic Development, Leadership Dinner & More
One email that I am not allowed to discuss is about a big announcement. However, I am allowed to say that Cary will get a high profile recognition and accolade on Monday.
Harold’s Blog: Downtown Development
Three speakers at the Public Speaks Out portion of the meeting, who have consistently criticized most of the downtown efforts, complained about money being spent in downtown.
Harold’s Blog: 93 Eagle Scouts
Saturday I attended the Eagle Scout ceremony for Ryan Chapman and Yacob Malik. These were the 91st and 93rd Eagle Scouts from Troop 216 at St. Michaels.
Harold’s Blog: Cary On!
A new branding campaign called Cary On was introduced by council member Robinson at the Chamber Planning conference. It’s a Chamber initiative created to give Cary residents an opportunity to express their connection to Cary.
Blog of Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht: July 14, 2013
Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht talks about transportation funding, Imagine Cary, the dowmtown farmer’s market and more in this week’s blog.
Harold’s Blog: Parkside Town Commons and More
This week was a holiday week as our nation celebrated its independence. In addition to the Independence celebration at Booth amphitheater, the week consisted of several meetings.
Cary Mayor’s Blog: July 1, 2013
For example the Mayor of Cary has an annual salary of $12,995, Apex $9,861, Holly Springs $15,067, Raleigh $16,000, Charlotte $22,660. The chairman of the Wake County commissioners makes $23,300.
Harold’s Blog: June 24, 2013
This week was a busy week full of events including the opening of a new fire station.
Harold’s Blog: June 17, 2013
In other emails I received a complaint about Railhawks parking, a complaint about a water leak, a complaint about not having open data expenditures in our budget, a concern about water safety, a complaint that a ladies husband was volunteering too much, and a concern about the poor state of the Cary Town Center mall.