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OWASA is considering a new developer fee. What does it mean for residents? (opens the original)
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The Orange Water and Sewer Authority has proposed a new policy that will add a fee for any developer who wants to add to an existing water and sewer line. The policy could potentially raise rates for future tenants or homeowners on properties built after the proposal is passed, or for properties not currently connected to sewer and water lines. The OWASA Board of Directors introduced the policy to support the development of additional housing by equitably distributing the costs of extensions. Un
Word on the Street: How do locals feel about the G20 Innovation Ministerial? (opens the original)
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On Sep. 1 and 2, the U.S. Department of Commerce and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy will host the G20 Innovation Ministerial at The Carolina Inn. Facilitated by Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, the event is expected to bring high-profile leaders for discussions on AI and other technologies, including SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The Daily Tar Heel’s Emily Spottswood asked Chapel Hill and Carrboro residents about their feel
Carrboro celebra la cultura latinoamericana con las Fiestas en la Calle (opens the original)
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El domingo, la calle Weaver se llenó de gente que celebraba la cultura latinoamericana en el evento anual «Fiestas en la Calle» de Carrboro. El Centro Hispano, una organización que brinda apoyo a las comunidades hispanas de todo el estado, fue la encargada de organizar el festival. Este año fue la undécima vez que la organización organizó el evento desde que abrió su sucursal en Carrboro en 2010. “Carrboro siempre ha sido muy acogedor con nuestra comunidad y ha apoyado este evento”, dijo Pilar R
Carrboro celebrates Latin American culture with Fiestas en la Calle (opens the original)
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On Sunday, Weaver Street was filled with people celebrating Latin American culture at the annual Fiestas en la Calle in Carrboro. El Centro Hispano, an organization that supports Hispanic communities across the state, hosted the festival. This year was the organization’s 11th time hosting since its satellite office in Carrboro opened in 2010. “Carrboro always have been very welcoming to our community and supporting this event,” Pilar Rocha-Goldberg, president and CEO of El Centro Hispano, said.
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