Harold’s Blog: Cary EMS Merger, NCDOT Suspension, Tax Rate and More
Cary, NC — This week was a slow week. We continue in a State of Emergency due to COVID-19 which means that all my ceremonial events are canceled.
Harold’s Blog: A Week of Meetings, Repairs and Reopenings
Cary, NC — This week the council held its first business meeting in almost two months. Since we are still in a State of Emergency, some council members participated remotely.
Town Council Approves 5 Rezonings
Cary, NC — Last night on Thursday, May 7, the Cary Town Council returned to the virtual meeting world. This meeting involved more voting and official business compared to last week’s virtual Town Hall featuring COVID-19 discussions.
North Carolina’s Phased Re-opening Plan Explained
Cary, NC — As we move toward the end of the stay-at-home tunnel, North Carolina will be transitioning to its new normal in 3 gradual stages.
Harold’s Blog: NC on Track for Phased Re-Opening, Cary’s First Virtual Town Hall and More
Cary, NC — This week was the first time the council held a meeting in about two months and it was a historic event.
Town’s First Virtual Council Meeting
Cary, NC — For the first time in 10 weeks, the Cary Town Council held a public, yet virtual, Town Hall meeting on Thursday, April 30, 2020.
Harold’s Blog: Virtual Council Meeting, Reopening NC, Federal Update and More
Cary, NC — This week included my youngest daughter’s birthday and my anniversary. It is part of a six-day span where we celebrate three birthdays and my anniversary.
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Cary Virtual Town Hall Next Thursday
Cary, NC – Town of Cary has announced a virtual Town Hall on Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 6:30 PM. Read more
Economist: NC Could Be Winner Post-COVID
Cary, NC — In the Cary Chamber of Commerce virtual Eye-Opener event Wednesday morning economist Dr. Michael Walden of NC State provided his take on the COVID economy, how long it will be affecting us and what to expect in Cary going forward.
Harold’s Blog: Federal, State and Local COVID-19 Updates
Cary, NC — This week was once again dominated by issues related to COVID-19.