Amelia Linton
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Carrboro develops affordable housing plan, asks for community input (opens the original)
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Carrboro is in the beginning stages of developing a comprehensive five-year affordable housing plan. Anne-Marie Vanaman, Carrboro housing and community services director, said the Town has been committed to increasing affordable housing for many years, but has not yet had a strategic plan for doing so. “We’re looking for a plan that provides a good Carrboro housing profile, and a profile that’s driven by data,” Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee said. “And at the center of this plan, of course, is c
How will the CHCCS Board of Education fill its vacant seat? (opens the original)
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The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education is in the process of filling a vacant seat after Rani Dasi left the board in late August to serve on the Orange County Board of Commissioners. CHCCS is working to fill the first vacant seat the board has faced in several years, after previous member Dasi was chosen to replace the late Jamezetta Bedford’s seat on the Orange County Board of County Commissioners. The applications opened on Sept. 4 and will remain open through Sept. 14 at 12 p
How will the CHCCS Board of Education fill its vacant seat? (opens the original)
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The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education is in the process of filling a vacant seat after Rani Dasi left the board in late August to serve on the Orange County Board of Commissioners. CHCCS is working to fill the first vacant seat the board has faced in several years, after previous member Dasi was chosen to replace the late Jamezetta Bedford’s seat on the Orange County Board of County Commissioners. The applications opened on Sept. 4 and will remain open through Sept. 14 at 12 p
Chapel Hill residents petition against new Carol Woods development (opens the original)
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Carol Woods retirement community submitted an application on Aug. 20 to expand development, which is set to include between 55 and 70 new independent living residences. The residences will be spread between five different three- or four-story buildings on the 719 Weaver Dairy Road property. The master plan is set to have a net increase of 258 residences. Carol Woods is a continuing care retirement community in Orange County whose mission is to enable older adults to lead enriched and fulfilling
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