Progress on 15-501?
The flashing sign out on 15-501 says that the traffic pattern will change 20 Sep. Could it be that the other side of the road finally will open then????
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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
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- 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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