Downtown Rumors & Whispers
Lots of buzz items circulating in downtown Cary. Here’s a roundup of rumors and whispers.
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Photos: Wheels on Academy 2014
/in Community, Downtown, Featured, PhotographyCary held the 3rd annual Wheels on Academy car show this past Saturday, May 17, 2014, hosting about 100 classic vehicles for display along Academy Street.
Harold’s Blog: April 7, 2014
/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogThis week, Mayor Weinbrecht discusses quasi-judicial hearings, visits with students from Triangle Math & Science Academy and attends a ribbon cutting for TrialCard.
Farmers Markets Open in Cary this Weekend
/5 Comments/in Agriculture, Featured, Food, Go LocalIn Cary, we have organic grocers, international grocers and giant grocers. We also have 3 farmers markets. Two of them open this weekend.
Harold’s Blog: March 30, 2014
/6 Comments/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogThe downtown park is about 25% designed and the decisions for the fountain are needed before design can be completed.
Harold’s Blog: State of the Town
/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogFriday morning I gave the annual State of the Town address at the Cary Chamber’s Eye Opener Breakfast. I summarized the state of our town in one word, STRONG.
Harold’s Blog: Council Staff Retreat
/4 Comments/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogWhile most municipalities spend retreats struggling with how to play nice and act like adults, Cary was able to do a “deep dive” on several complex issues.
Harold’s Blog: Jan 12, 2014
/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogIssues on the agenda included questions about the loan for the Mayton Inn, a question about the bicycle and pedestrian funding allocation, questions about the Cornerstone rezoning, and a concern about two of the Land Development Ordinance amendments.
January Weekend in Cary
/in Events, FeaturedThis January weekend in Cary has a number of bright spots. And, a look at the almanac tells us that the days are getting brighter.
Harold’s Blog: December 8, 2013
/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogTuesday’s first meeting was with the new principal of Cary High School about the mid-block crosswalk on Walnut Street.