A Favorite Neighbor
This guy is one of my favorite neighbors. He’s one of three goats (Bonzo, Bean, and Pinto) that live behind Athens Drive High School. They assist teenagers with agricultural education.
I’m always on the lookout for favorite neighbors in District D. Say hello if you see me around.
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Want to know how Raleigh manages its drinking water supply? We depend on partnerships with neighborhood communities. Join us on Saturday, June 20th at 9:30 am at the Crowder Center…
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Raleigh City Council approved our new fiscal year 2027 budget in June. I’m posting answers to frequently asked questions about this year’s budget. Thanks to all for sharpening my thinking…
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The GoRaleigh transit system continues to improve service – we now have 11 high frequency routes that provide 15 minute service. We know folks are more likely to take the…
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The Chavis-Dix Strollway is planned to be a walkable, urban cultural trail which will connect John Chavis Memorial Park with Dorothea Dix Park. It will intersect with the South Park Heritage Trail and tell…
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ONE Wake, a consortium of 40+ churches in Wake County, held an accountability summit in which they asked Raleigh City Council members to commit to specific affordable housing plans. I…
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In partnership with the City, Congresswoman Deborah Ross secured $1 million+ in federal funds to begin restoration of Rocky Branch Creek. Running through the north side of Dix Park along Western…
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Primaries for Raleigh City Council are being held for the first time this year, with the election on Tuesday, March 3. At-large and District C races have primaries due to the…
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Displacement is the involuntary relocation of residents due to pressure from rising housing costs, landlord pressure, and changing neighborhood composition from gentrification. The City has the following anti-displacement tools: (1)…
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Raleigh City Council met for a short retreat to discuss the upcoming 2027 fiscal year budget which begins on July 1, 2026. With current expenses, we are expected to have a budget…
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