Active Living By Design
This organization has its offices in Southern Village. How many residents are aware of this? What has been the impact on Southern Village, if any?
Thursday, September 15, 2005
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This will be a collection of notes related to Southern Village and its environs in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. If you have any questions, please contact Terry Maguire at tmaguire@newspaper.com
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2005
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September
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- Architectural Review Board (ARB)
- Creating a caring senior community
- "Half of Europe's Citizens Know 2 Languages"
- "Old Fashioned Fun at Southern Village"
- Better Together, an initiative of the Saguaro Semi...
- Architectural Review (AR) Feedback Committee - pro...
- "Architectural Review (AR) Feedback Committee"
- Southern Community Park
- Morgan Creek Trail and Merritt Pasture Access
- 15-501 progress!
- Merlion opening....
- OWASA - Water Watch
- Evacuation plan - Chapel Hill
- 'Invisibles' mar California democracy
- "Ending capitalism, er, homelessness"
- "Long live the county landfill"
- "Petitioning parliament by mouse"
- "Committee exploring wi-fi network"
- Southern Village merchants
- Merlion opening?
- StudiO2 Fitness opening date?
- Architectural review
- ShipOnSite
- Luring Us Out of Our Cars
- Raising a question about the entrances to Southern...
- OWASA considers bold initiative on water
- "Architectural Review Feedback Committee"
- Active Living By Design
- Bridgehaven "Church"
- Amy TIEMANN on Bookwatch
- "Principal leaving Chapel Hill High School for Vir...
- Katrina evacuees?
- On the Table
- Progress on 15-501?
- "Chapel Hill joins carbon dioxide reduction project"
- Stop signs
- Architectural review
- WCOM Yard Sale
- Arlen Park cemetery (PUREFOY family (CA. 1837))
- Ocala Community Turns Away Katrina Evacuees
- Benches
- Bidding
- Cellphones while driving
- Sex offender
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About Me
- Terry MAGUIRE
- Media/internet lawyer and advocate. Irish and US citizen (Chapel Hill, North Carolina). Thirty-five year career working with newspapers and other media to pursue opportunities and solve problems. Working on a center for the media of all the countries around the Mediterranean basin - the Mediterranean Media Center in Nice, France - and digital services addressing food in North Carolina. Member of the Washington, DC Bar.
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