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One is from New Jersey, one is from North Carolina. One owns a barbershop, and the other one is the Chief of Police in the town where the barbershop is located. One has had some not so good experiences with Police Officers, the other one prides himself on recruiting only the best “PEOPLE” to become Police Officers.
Anger, frustration, some resentment, zero patience, and a whole lot to say!! These are all of the ingredients I put into my little “attitude bowl” before I made my way down to the Cary Police Department almost two years ago.
Welcome to Samaritan’s Corner, let’s talk! To a boy, his mother is the very first woman he ever falls in love with. Between that boy and his mother, is a bond like no other bond he’ll ever have in his lifetime. But what happens when that boy’s “First Love” becomes a stress reliever for a violent man?
They say, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” But what if the beholder can’t see?
The latest Cary Town Council meeting saw a vote on the long-debated Weston Parkway hotel rezoning, as well as a vote on proposals to reduce carbon emissions in town, a rezoning proposal to change land for offices to apartments and more.
At the latest Cary Town Council meeting, Town Council heard the latest amendment proposal for SearStone’s Phase II, held the Public Hearing for the upcoming bond referendum, looked at a new rezoning plan for the Twyla Road area and also recognized the North Carolina Courage’s various successes.
SearStone broke ground this week on expanding Brittany Place, its health care facility.
At a time when tensions between police departments and communities of color are prominent in the news, local communities have been working with the Cary Police Department to understand and share concerns. Many of these programs were started because of one man who went to the police station because he was afraid of his son’s future.
At the Cary Ballet Company, they have developed a slogan: Not all dancers can make it to the studio so we can bring to the studio to them. And in a series of free classes, the company will be holding ballet lessons for children living in a Triangle women’s shelter.