Harold’s Blog: Fair Housing, Project Updates and More
Cary, NC — The only scheduled meetings I had this week were staff meetings which were canceled.
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N.C. Eyes Hurricane Isaias
Cary, NC — A hurricane watch has been issued for the southeastern coast of Florida as Hurricane Isaias continues north from the Bahamas.
Canes Start Quest for Stanley Cup
Cary, NC — It started with a replay of the amazing game in Toronto where EBUG (Emergency Back-Up Goalie) David Ayres made NHL history by coming in for injuries to both regular goalies then going on to get credit for the win.
Sneak Peek: West Cary Wegmans
Cary, NC — By now you’ve surely heard that Wegmans is not only bringing one store, but two to Cary. The first, located at 3710 Davis Drive in West Cary, will open to the public on Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 9 AM.
Harold’s Blog: Cary’s Statement on RDU Quarry, Case Numbers and More
Cary, NC — This week included more activities than the previous two weeks.
Town Council Prioritizes Green Space & Public Transit
Cary, NC — In their first meeting since June 25, the Cary Town Council heard the economic impacts of the pandemic on Cary, endorsed the creation of the Western Corridor for Wake Bus Rapid Transit and approved a permanent right-of-way closure.
CEO Says RDU is Seeing “Sloppy, Sluggish Recovery”
Cary, NC — On Wednesday, July 22, 2020, the Cary Chamber hosted Michael Landguth, President & CEO of Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority in their monthly Eye-Opener series.
Celebrating Continues for Cary Graduates
Cary, NC — In late June, the Town of Cary announced its plans for the Cary Graduates Together event. Last night I stopped by Academy Street to take it in and here’s what I saw.
Hurricanes to Kick Off 2020 NHL Playoffs
Cary, NC — Not since the tail end of Hurricane Hazel in 1954 has Toronto experienced any effect of a Hurricane during the summer. But, on August 1, the Carolina Hurricanes and the New York Rangers will attempt to start the 2020 NHL Playoffs.
Fenton: Six-Story Apartment Plans
Cary, NC — Last week, developers of the 69-acre mixed-use development known as “Fenton” released plans and renderings for what the multifamily apartment area will look like once constructed.