12 February 2009

"Who Runs Gov" - Government directory

We should have one of these for Chapelboroham.

23 January 2009

"Economy slows Franklin building" - Daily Tar Heel

I think this demands an emergency community (in the internet and on-the-street sense of that word) response.

10 December 2008

"Shopping District Tries Soft Selling for Holidays" - NYTimes.com

How about our downtown areas in Chapelboroham doing more of this?

09 December 2008

"Dillard's Investors Press Further on Records" - WSJ.com

This of clear importance to us in Chapelboroham.

08 December 2008

"Dark Days for Mall Dynasty" - WSJ.com

This is the owner of Streets at Southpoint.

07 December 2008

"Back at Junk Value, Recyclables Are Piling Up" - NYTimes.com

And here in Chapelboroham, what's the story?

06 December 2008

Where do the leaves go?

How does Chapel Hill dispose of the leaves that it collects from gutters, as it is doing in Chapel Hill this morning? Are they composted? Reused how?

05 December 2008

03 December 2008

Sidewalks

I was in Cary this week and was struck by the seemless web of sidewalks. Perhaps it is just so much easier to build them in new communities, as with here in Southern Village. It's just a shame that we cannot seem to do the same throughout our community.

29 November 2008

Our Community

What is the purpose of this and is anyone paying attention either to the site or what others place there?

Google Maps

Chapel Hill Transit does no appear to participate in this Google Maps service. If you pick the public transit for a directions search here, you may find as I did that the response is:

"Your search for transit directions from 143 graylyn drive, chapel hill, nc to E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, Orange, North Carolina 27514 appears to be outside our current coverage area. Please consult our list of participating public transit agencies."

When clicking on that link, the list does not include Chapel Hill Transit or any other public transit in NC.

"Buy a brick for the Orange County Library" - newsobserver.com

With all of the bricks in Chapelboroham, and the need always for more sidewalks, isn't this a tremendous way to exercise our First Amendment rights, remember people, words or whatever you like. I hope the idea - not, of course, a new one - spreads rapidly all over Chapelboroham!

26 November 2008

Chapel Hill Historical Society

It's becoming increasingly rare - thank goodness - to go to a website and not find an e-mail address there for contact. Perhaps e-mail is too fare in the future for a historical "society" to include!

25 November 2008