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Affordable Housing on Community Matters with Bill Lumaye

  • March 30, 2018
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Affordable Housing on Community Matters with Bill Lumaye

Sig Hutchinson sits down with Bill LuMaye to discuss Affordable Housing in Wake County. Read More …

Rolling Along in Raleigh

  • March 19, 2018
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Rolling Along in Raleigh

We’re in the second year of Wake County’s 10-year, $2.3 billion transit plan, and there are lots of changes on the horizon. In the next fiscal year beginning in July, Wake will invest $4.7 million in planning for 20 miles of bus rapid transit and 37 miles of commuter rail services, at a total long-term cost of $47 million. Read More …

Wake County wants more ‘granny flats’ for affordable housing, but Raleigh is skeptical

  • March 13, 2018
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Wake County wants more ‘granny flats’ for affordable housing, but Raleigh is skeptical

Sig Hutchinson delivered the annual State of the County address Monday evening, starting the speech with one of the county’s most-repeated statistics: Wake is growing by 67 residents per day. Read More …

Wake County wants to make it easier to grow (and eat) local food

  • November 17, 2017
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Wake County wants to make it easier to grow (and eat) local food

Wake County is known for its technology companies and urbanizing communities, but elected leaders want to boost a lower-profile economic driver: farming. Read More …

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