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Harold Weinbrecht
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By Harold Weinbrecht| carycitizen.news@ Cary, NC — This week was a little less active than typical weeks this time of year. CAMPO MeetingWednesday I participated in a meeting of the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Executive Board. The agenda included three consent items, three public hearings, and five regular agenda items.
By Harold Weinbrecht| carycitizen.news@ Cary, NC — This week the staff and council held its first quarterly meeting of the year. Monday I met with the town manager to go over items to be discussed at the quarterly meeting. Those topics included branding, an environmental update, an update on capital projects, park projects, and sidewalk projects. We also talked about the upcoming DEI committee appointments which I will make in a few weeks. Our meeting lasted about fifteen minutes.
By Harold Weinbrecht| carycitizen.news@ Cary, NC — This week was a little less active than typical weeks this time of year. CAMPO MeetingWednesday I participated in a meeting of the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Executive Board. The agenda included three consent items, three public hearings, and five regular agenda items.
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Cary Citizen
Established in 2009, CaryCitizen is the online news source covering Cary, North Carolina. With 1.5 million annual page views specifically in the Cary-area we remain the best choice if you wish to reach this important buying demographic. CaryCitizen hosts its own ad server, delivering click-through rates four times the national average for our advertisers. We accept no outside ads (auctions) on our publication. CaryCitizen has been featured in The New York Times, the Huffington Post and is included in the Columbia Journalism School New Media Review. In 2011, Lindsey Chester was a Knight Foundation New Media Bootcamp Fellow. Our awards include Cary Chamber Community Service Award, Morrisville Chamber Ambassador of the Year (3 times), and Long Leaf Pine Film award. In addition to the website, we publish a quarterly map for the rapidly growing Downtown Cary area. This popular news piece is carried by all Town facilities, the Amtrack trains and area realtors and locally owned businesses.
Cary, United States
+1 919-244-6463
Founded: 2009