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Coal Ash Concerns Addressed in Chapel Hill Police Station Redevelopment Plans
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Venture outside and explore these parks and trails in Chapel Hill this spring
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Who are Chapel Hill s PACs, and how do they influence the community?
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8 Art Experiences in Chapel Hill To Enjoy This Month
This week brought the return of the solar flare to our skies. And with that, signs of spring are popping up in gardens, rhythms are energized by longer days, and warmer temperatures are taking us outside again. We’re still in the tight grasp of the beastly pandemic but what we’ve learned from the past year in isolation is the need for the arts remains alive.
The good news is that there are local organizations aiming to sustain this need for the arts. The Town of Chapel Hill’s Community Arts & Culture division is one of these groups, established just a few years ago to advance local interests around creating a more vibrant and inclusive community. Since March, the Community Arts & Culture team has launched a variety of COVID-friendly arts-based projects – and there’s more to come. “We are committed to cultivating arts experiences that the community can safely enjoy,” says Susan Brown, the division’s Executive Direc
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Bolin Creek in Chapel Hill has a coal ash problem:
The Town is awaiting further direction from the NC Department of Environmental Quality on its recommendations for next steps for this site. This was the site of a coal ash infill that dates from the 1960s and 1970s. When the Town discovered the materials in late 2013, we acted quickly to notify NC DENR, which is the old name for what is now known as NC DEQ. We are committed to following all environmental laws and standards to ensure the health and safety of our community.
I just stumbled across this, so if I get a few things wrong hopefully someone will correct me. The Town may have discovered the coal ash in 2013, but seven years later they were still discovering how bad the problem was: