– Page initiated Feb. 15, 2022 Becky Carney has announced her intention to file for re-election to represent District 102 in the N.C. House. Materials on this website 2-15-22 Greetings during Forum meetings. Info Media links ... Continue Reading →
Candidate Waddell greetings
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Rev. Dr. Monte Witherspoon
– Page initiated Feb. 15, 2022 The Rev. Dr. Monte Witherspoon has announced his intention to file for election to the District 2 seat on the CMS Board of Education. Materials on this website 2-15-22 Greetings during Forum meetings. Info Facebook Media links ... Continue Reading →
Joyce Waddell
– Page initiated Feb. 15, 2022 Joyce Waddelll has announced that she will be a candidate for re-election to represent District 40 in the N.C. Senate in the Democratic primary. Materials on this website 2-15-22 Greetings during Forum meetings. Info Facebook Media links ... Continue Reading →
Billy Maddalon
– Page initiated Feb. 15, 2022 Billy Maddalon has filed for the District 1 seat on Charlotte City Council. Materials on this website 2-15-22 Greetings during Forum meetings. Info Website Facebook Media links ... Continue Reading →
Candidate Bazzle greeting
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Subsidy of Internet fees available to low-income households
Feb. 15, 2022 The first federal intervention in the economic fallout from COVID-19, named the CARES Act and approved in March 2020, set aside money for a temporary Emergency Broadband Benefit Program to subsidize broadband access during the pandemic. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act ... Continue Reading →
Black experiences inside the Charlotte media
Feb. 15, 2022 An earlier generation might have called them “members of the press.” The earth-shaking monsters of lead, metal, ink and paper of old have mostly gone silent; the dominant forms of dissemination of news are now broadcast, via radio and television, and dominating outreach to younger ... Continue Reading →
Candidate Witherspoon greeting
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Report tracks how race bias is embedded in community’s history
Feb. 11, 2022 Tracking the ongoing impact of systemic racism can be as easy as looking down at your feet. The early roads and railroads of Mecklenburg County were built by prison labor, with prison terms falling chiefly on the formerly enslaved who could not pay fines and ended up in ... Continue Reading →
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