We can all agree that we love Raleigh but hate sitting in traffic, which is why we should support the city’s $75 million transportation bond issue. It represents 18 strategically located projects that will improve our daily commute and our city. Read More …
The city will ask permission from Raleigh voters Tuesday to borrow $75 million to widen streets, improve bus stops, add roundabouts, and build miles of sidewalks and bicycle lanes. Read More …
When the legislature denies funding for greenways, we all lose. Greenways are not a “red” issue or a “blue” issue; they are a red, white and blue issue in that everyone loves greenways. The fact that our state elected officials are refusing to fund them only means one thing: They have never been on one. Read More …
Supporters of the Dorothea Dix park plans turned out in droves Monday afternoon to oppose Republican legislators’ efforts to revoke the city’s lease on the prime real estate near downtown. Read More …
