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Downtown: Cary Theater Public Meeting

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With the discussion swirling around the marquee for the new theater, the Town held their second public information meeting about Downtown development to another packed house on January 31 in Council Chambers at Town Hall. It's a grand plan, and here's how it stands right now.…

Across the State: Sierra Nevada Picks NC

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Here's a story that caught our eye: Sierra Nevada, one of America's best-loved and fastest-growing brewers, has chosen North Carolina for the location of their first East Coast brewery. …

Morrisville Chamber Names 2012 Board

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The Morrisville Chamber of Commerce has named its 2012 Board of Directors. It's a prestigious group.…

Music Scene: Connolly’s Closed

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Connolly's Irish Pub, long a stalwart of the food music and neighborhood scene in Cary, closed it's doors without comment or announcement last week. Chairs and tables are neatly stacked inside, but the Pub has not been open in several days.…

Harold’s Blog: Growth and My Soapbox

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In the local newspaper on Sunday this week was a story about a potential bond referendum in Cary. Unfortunately, I was not asked for my opinion so I will use this medium.…

Don’s Blog: Retreat! 2012

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The economic recession has significantly impacted Cary’s revenues, and while the council and staff have done a good job trimming the fat from our budgets and taking on no new debt, the “needs” list continues to grow.…

2012 Town Council Retreat: Day 2

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The themes identified most often by the council’s survey feedback were to improve consistency, be more helpful and take ownership of issues. A spirited discussion ensued about applying these goals to the Town’s web site.…

Small Businesses Make Downtown Cary Buzz

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In this article, we take a look at the independent businesses now open in the core area of downtown - chiefly Academy and Chatham Streets.…

2012 Town Council Retreat – Part 1

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Town Staff traveled to Wilmington on Friday morning and joined the Council at 10:00 a.m. to launch into a discussion about Cary’s land use plan. Although “land use plan” might not sound like an exciting topic, it is perhaps the most important component of shaping Cary’s growth and hence, its…

Business: Revenue Collection Up in NC

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Story from staff reports. Photo by apbailey. Cary, NC – In another positive economic bell weather for the area, the Governor’s Office reported today that revenue collection is $150 million above forecast for the current fiscal year.…

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