Seven Questions about the Durham Public Schools Budget
It’s officially budget season at Durham Public Schools (DPS). Last week, Superintendent Anthony Lewis unveiled his first budget draft, which […]
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Perry Lee Conley Sr., retired Baltimore County principal, dies
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Denver City Council approves contract to study Peña Boulevard project
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Raleigh planning commission OKs $1.5 million in lieu of affordable housing
Should GoTriangle and the developer Hoffman & Associates be allowed to pay $1.5 million into Raleigh’s affordable housing fund instead