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Springfield Appoints New Alderman, Advances Low-Income Housing Project
The council appoints Jeffrey G. Cox as the new Alderman for Ward One and approves significant funding for the east-side Nehemiah Expansion housing project. Public comments address unsolved murders, massage parlor enforcement, and a new initiative on cancer disparities among Black women.
February 18th, 2025 • By Theresa Grimaldi Olsen
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Student Achievements and Major Construction Updates
The board celebrates student successes in poetry and sports, while also discussing significant construction projects at Springfield High and Owen Marsh. Updates include the progress of the new administration wing and plans for a groundbreaking ceremony. The board also addresses the proposal to issue bonds for school improvements.
February 18th, 2025 • By Brian Wojcicki
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Durham Council Tackles ICE Operations and Housing
The council discusses the city's stance on ICE operations and the role of local law enforcement, while also addressing housing insecurity and the need for more shelters. A rezoning proposal for East Durham is approved, highlighting local ownership and community engagement efforts.
February 17th, 2025 • By Alex Rosen
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Springfield's Nehemiah Homes Project Sparks Debate
The council discusses a $500,000 ordinance for infrastructure improvements in the Far East TIF District, focusing on the Nehemiah Homes Redevelopment Project. Concerns about community involvement and neighborhood opposition to a veterans resource center are raised, highlighting the challenges of balancing development and local support.
February 11th, 2025 • By Theresa Grimaldi Olsen
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Durham County's 2025 Reappraisal and Tax Relief Updates
The board discusses the 2025 general reappraisal update, highlighting significant increases in property values and tax relief programs. Public feedback is sought for the Fiscal Year 2026 Transit Work Plan, and applications open for the 2025 DCO Cares Recipient Organization.
February 10th, 2025 • By Alex Rosen
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