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Folks that know me, know that I’m pretty passionate about “Affordable Housing.” Is it because I’m some screaming, leaning liberal? Naaa. Ok, maybe. But really, it’s because I know the impact that having a safe place to live can have on an individual, a family and a community.
Since I’ve been on Council and for a number of years before that, the Cary Town Council and Town Staff have taken a few days every year to pause and plan for the upcoming year.
#justagirlinasnowplow. That’s what I was tagging my adventure with the Snow Patrol last weekend.
Originally, I called this post – “Why Paid Parental Leave in Cary?” I know, I know, that made more sense. But as I thought more about it, I really think, for me, it boils down to this…“It’s the right thing to do.” But, let me explain. First, there’s this.
I joined more than 20 people at the United Way “CEO Sleep Out” on the lawn of the Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) in Downtown Durham. The goal is to better understand homelessness and poverty and its impact in our region.
There has been a lot of discussion at the Council table, online and in the papers regarding the proposal for an updated Golf Course Noise ordinance.
Learn how to volunteer in Cary.
Here in the Town of Cary, we have a participatory budget process. It allows lots of time for involvement from you, our citizens.
On March 31, 2015, to celebrate Women’s History Month, The Cary Theater will show Iron Jawed Angels at 7 pm and hold a discussion led by female officials.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a concept that says that any electronic device can be connected to the Internet and (potentially) to each other.