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25-Year Solar Contract, Assisted Living Fees, and Wyndham Fallout
The council approved a major 25-year solar energy contract and debated a new fee for assisted living facilities needing lift assists, raising questions about fairness and public input. Members also responded to the sudden Wyndham hotel closure, discussed downtown redevelopment, and heard calls for more support for harm reduction and public comment access.
April 29th, 2025 • By Alex Rosen
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Board Calls for Urgent Action to Save Medicaid and Head Start Funding
The board urges residents to contact federal officials as Medicaid and Head Start funding face threats, discusses a major solar project advancing Durham’s renewable energy goals, and celebrates a record gift to the county library. Other highlights include disaster preparedness, playground repairs for local schools, and the growing importance of community support for libraries.
April 28th, 2025 • By Alex Rosen
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Durham Board of Education Approves Budget and Staff Reductions
The board unanimously adopted the superintendent's recommended budget and approved a classified reduction in force, citing a major budget shortfall and the end of some federal funding. Leaders emphasized efforts to avoid cuts to academic positions and to place affected staff in existing vacancies.
April 24th, 2025 • By Wes Platt
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DPS Board Approves Budget and Central Office Cuts
The board unanimously approved the Superintendent's recommended budget, which includes a $700 increase to the local teacher supplement and maintains key staffing levels for counselors and assistant principals. To address a significant funding shortfall, the board also voted to eliminate 27 classified central office positions, 11 of which are currently unfilled.
April 24th, 2025 • By Alex Rosen
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Healthcare Careers, Summer Program Fees, and Awards
The board highlighted a new healthcare career program for students, approved increases to summer program fees, and recognized outstanding educators and volunteers. Updates on kindergarten night and ways to support summer programming were also shared.
April 21st, 2025 • By Brian Wojcicki
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