Don’s Blog: Breaking Up is Hard To Do
Cary, NC — I am no longer a registered Republican. I am now a member of the fastest growing political party in the nation – unaffiliated. Read more
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Harold’s Blog: Construction & Imagine Cary
Cary, NC — This week was a busy week, as the town council and staff began holding some of the meetings that were postponed from two weeks of snow. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Volunteer Banquet & More Snow
Cary, NC — This week was, once again, dominated by snow and ice, resulting in the cancellation or postponement of several of my activities. Once again, the Cary A-Team (or the snow and ice removal team) did a fantastic job. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Google Fiber & Snow Team Update
Cary, NC — This week was dominated by snow and ice, resulting in the cancellation or postponement of most of my activities. The good news is that I had more time to spend with my wife. The bad news is that almost all of my meetings, activities, etc., were rescheduled, which will make for much busier days in the future. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Council Meeting & Aeroglide Tour
Cary, NC — This was a typical week that included meetings, presentations, and a council meeting. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Quasi-Judicial Hearing & Concerns
Cary, NC — With the exception of one day, this was a light week. Read more
Don’s Blog: 2015 Weekend Retreat Updates
Cary, NC — The 2015 Cary Town Council and Staff Retreat was held in Charlotte this past weekend and, I have to say, this was probably one of the best – if not the best – retreats I have ever participated in. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Google Fiber & Charlotte Retreat
Cary, NC — This was an exhausting week for me. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Town Address & Legislative Agenda
Cary, NC — This was a busy week with tapings, meetings, and dinners. Read more
Don’s Blog: Transit Meeting #2 and Other Items
Cary, NC — The Wake County Transit Advisory Committee met again in Raleigh on Tuesday, January 20, 2015. The meeting was similar to our previous one where we worked to design a transit system in a fictitious city, only this time we focused on Wake County. Read more