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Raleigh City Council Approves New Election Districts Despite Public Outcry - Vimarsana News

Raleigh City Council Approves New Election Districts Despite Public Outcry

What happened at the city council meeting Tuesday night? Well, we now have new (unpopular) election districts.

Raleigh City Councilman Patrick Buffkin Runs for State Senate - Vimarsana News

Raleigh City Councilman Patrick Buffkin Runs for State Senate

Buffkin, who represents North Raleigh in District A, announced his run for NC Senate on Tuesday morning.

Raleigh Council Will Return to In-Person Meetings in March - Vimarsana News

Raleigh Council Will Return to In-Person Meetings in March

Committees and work sessions will continue to be remote until April.

Raleigh's Jewish community on alert after antisemitic graffiti - Vimarsana News

Raleigh's Jewish community on alert after antisemitic graffiti

Regardless, the graffiti has put the local Jewish community on alert, he said, adding that people are troubled and afraid but have also been resilient.

Source: jpost.com
A Raleigh Parks Bond on 2021 Ballot Could Fund The First Phase of Dix Park Redevelopment - Vimarsana News

A Raleigh Parks Bond on 2021 Ballot Could Fund The First Phase of Dix Park Redevelopment

A Raleigh Parks Bond on 2021 Ballot Could Fund The First Phase of Dix Park Redevelopment B efore COVID-19 altered life as we knew it, 2020 was supposed to be the year Raleigh taxpayers cosigned the biggest check in the city’s history: an ambitious bond package that included funds for affordable housing, parks and greenway maintenance, and the first phase of Dorothea Dix Park’s redevelopment. Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin and an incoming slate of development-friendly council members were quick to throw the weight of their campaign promises behind the referendum. Plans were quickly downsized...