Your Opinion Please: Technology in Cary
Cary, NC – Cary’s Technology Task Force (TTF) is wrapping up it’s mission. Now is the time for you to weigh in on the future use of technology for communications and engagement in Cary. Read more
Get Your Own Personal Ballot
Cary, NC – Is it me, or does this election seem to have a proliferation of candidates? Thank goodness for the NC Voter Guide where I can get my own custom ballot. Read more
Opinion: 4 Reasons to Vote For Morrisville’s Bonds
This story by Jackie Holcombe, Mayor of Morrisville, NC. Photo by Hal Goodtree.
Morrisville, NC – On November 6, Morrisville residents will have an opportunity to approve funding for infrastructure improvements and quality of life enhancements in our town. Two important referenda, one for parks and recreational bonds and a second for street improvements bonds will be before our voters on Election Day. I will be voting YES on both of these bonds. Here’s why. Read more
Congressional Candidate Forum This Wednesday
Cary, NC – The Cary Chamber will hold it’s second candidate forum on Wednesday, October 23, 2012. This one will cover candidates for the U.S. Congress from NC districts 2, 4 and 13. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Life Experiences & Other Stories
From the blog of Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht. Photo from Life Experiences.
Cary, NC – Events and meetings dominated this week. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Irish, Golf, Bonds and Goats
From the blog of Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht. Photo by Benny Mazur.
Cary, NC – This week was a week of long nights filled with meetings, events, and the hosting of an Irish Delegation. Read more
Lori Bush: Should I Vote for the Cary Bonds?
From the blog of Lori Bush, Cary Town Council At-Large member.
Cary, NC – We are all being bombarded by political ads. It’s the season for it, for sure. But there are a number of other measures on the ballot that also require our attention. One of those, is the Cary Bond referendum. (I should probably say “referendums” since there are 3 on the ballot.) Read more