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City Changes to PROP Could Mean More Violators
A state law means big changes to Raleigh’s Probationary Rental Occupancy Permit program. City staff members are removing some aspects of the program now considered illegal, but they’re also adding additional violations and increasing permit fees.
New Arts Director Connects Raleigh’s Arts Future to City Growth
Jerry Bolas began his new duties as the Raleigh Arts Commission Executive Director Dec. 5. He recently spoke with the Record about his vision for Raleigh’s arts scene and the connection of arts to a community’s growth and vibrancy.
City Wants More Public Input for Raleigh’s Parks
The city will be releasing a new public input policy for park master planning early next week.
Harvard Fellows Tackle Wake Schools Data
The Wake County school system recently received one of 10 national grants that will provide new employees and resources to WCPSS to help make better use of the school system’s data.
City Moves Forward on New Bern Study
After months of studying a 3.5-miles area around the New Bern Corridor, Raleigh city council members agreed Tuesday to move forward with improvements.
Choosing a School: Ready, Set, Go!
Base school assignments are out and choice is in. The first round of school choice begins Tuesday.
Raleigh MLK Day Parade
A parade took place in Raleigh Monday in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
School Board Confused about Wake’s Public Information Policy
A discussion of WCPSS’s policy on public information requests unexpectedly showed up on Tuesday’s board agenda as an action item. Certain board members asked whether group emails among board members comply with the spirit of the law.
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