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Chatham Square: Cary’s Gateway to the World
/2 Comments/in Featured, Food, Go Local, Shop & DineChatham Square Shopping Center has the typical design of most strip malls – a lot of concrete with every store sporting the same uniform brown paneling and sign. But inside, each store shines brightly with a wealth of colors, customs and traditions from around the world.
Locavore Cost Comparison: Locally Grown vs Supermarket Organic
/in Agriculture, Community, Featured, Food, HealthThen I started wondering – do we save money by shopping locally, or do we just like the benefits of market-fresh food?
Health: Cuckoo For Coconut!
/in Community, Featured, Food, HealthCoconut. Just say it. It’s a fun word. It’s also an interesting one.
Happy Earth Day
/in Community, Environment, Featured, Go LocalToday (Friday April 22, 2011) is Earth Day. Find out what is happening in Cary and in North Carolina this day and every day that helps our environment thrive.
Gardening: After the Frost Date
/2 Comments/in Featured, GardeningAccording to NC State Cooperative Extension, the frost date in our area passed on April 13th. Time to start thinking about summer plants for your Cary gardens.
Editor’s Journal: A Month of Saturdays
/in Editors Journal, Featured, News, OpinionSometimes, I just like to drive around with my camera and see what’s going on around town on Saturday mornings. Inevitably, I take more pictures than can possibly end up in stories, but they’re all newsworthy, at least to me.
Cary Community Gardens Dig In
/2 Comments/in Agriculture, Community, Featured, GardeningYou may want to join a garden or perhaps you are looking to start a new garden at a school, in your neighborhood, at your place of workshop or at work. Attend Dig In on March 5, 8:30 am-1:00 pm at Marbles Kids Museum for all the down and dirty on gardens
Cary History: Dr. James Templeton
/in Featured, History, ProfilesMost of all, Dr. James Templeton was a pillar of Cary society. He ministered to the sick and tended to the growth and well-being of the community in equal measure.
History: Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
/1 Comment/in Community, Faiths, Featured, HistoryCary, NC – Finding a Cary-area native is getting harder and harder these days, but if you travel down the road from Cary just a piece, you can find a community made up of folks that have been born and bred in these parts with their families settling here since the mid-1800s.