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Developer’s story plays out in Beatties Ford Road corridor project
Nov. 9, 2021 In other hands, a rundown strip shopping center might turn into a less rundown strip shopping center. In Chris' Dennis's hands, Chase Bank is a major tenant, a portion of the building has been set aside for a yet-to-be-announced art presence, and the South Carolina native who's been ... Continue Reading →
Candidate Griffin greeting & commentary
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Jennifer Fleet
– Page initiated Nov. 8, 2021 Family law attorney Jennifer Fleet has been attending the Forum regularly since her March 2020 announcement on Facebook that she would be a candidate for District Court judge. Materials on this website 11-9-21 Greetings during Forum ... Continue Reading →
Read Charlotte reports on 3rd quarter work
Nov. 5, 2021 Munro Richardson sent in the following pages from a third-quarter report from Read Charlotte. All of the pages are in a downloadable PDF here. ... Continue Reading →
Archive
– Page initiated Nov. 3, 2021 The 2022 General Election is Nov. 8. Links to additional Election 2022 materials can be found by clicking underlined names. Nov. 8 General Election candidates LOCAL OFFICIALS District Attorney Democrat: Spencer Merriweather Clerk of Superior ... Continue Reading →
Candidate Bazzle greetings
Page initiated Nov. 2, 2021 An excerpt from the Nov. 2 Forum. ... Continue Reading →
Christopher Bazzle
– Page initiated Nov. 2, 2021 Mecklenburg criminal courts Magistrate Chris Bazzle attended the Nov. 2 Forum and announced he would be a candidate for District Court judge. Materials on this website 5-3-22 Presentation to the Forum 11-2-21 Greetings during Forum ... Continue Reading →
Mending the digital divide – one person at a time
Nov. 2, 2021 Many thousands of Charlotte-Mecklenburg households are caught in the "digital divide," without access to a near-essential utility of modern life, used now for job applications, banking, bill-pay and even school homework. If you don't have money to pay for a laptop, or to pay for the ... Continue Reading →
Charlotte leaders call in the chits, this time for ‘racial equity’
Nov. 1, 2021 Mayor Vi Lyles said her father did not have the opportunities she has had. Is it not time now to ensure that others have such opportunities? she mused to reporters. Monday's gathering at Johnson C. Smith University launched Charlotte's effort to fulfill commitments, made after the ... Continue Reading →
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