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Board looks to
multi-prong
approach to cut water use |
Water
conservation, the possible purchase of more
water capacity from Raleigh and a smaller, 20
percent, cut in building permits were the three
measures the Wake Forest Town Board considered
during a work session Thursday night.
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Building continues as town
ponders growth cutback |
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Wake
Forest builders applied for and received 102
permits for new dwellings during February at a
time when the town commissioners sought ways to
stretch the town’s water allocation through the
next four years.
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Initial sermon April 2 |
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Sister Brenda Johnson Crews will deliver her
initial sermon at Evans Grove Baptist Church on
Sunday, April 1, at 4 p.m. Crews is a member of
Evans Grove Baptist Church who has answered the
call of the Lord. The church is at 12700
Creedmoor Road, Wake Forest, 870-8874. |
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News of the arts
It’s time for all that jazz
on March 18 |
The seventh annual
DuBois Jazz Festival will be back in its old
stomping grounds with a cast of favorites on
Saturday, March 18.
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Financial column
How long will you live?
By Louis Mullinger, Edward
Jones |
None of us can predict how long
we will live. And yet, as you chart your
long-term financial goals, you will at least
want to think about longevity because it is a
key factor in developing appropriate savings,
investment and retirement strategies.
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Board may select town hall
site,
fund third fire station |
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The Wake
Forest commissioners will go into a closed
session about the site for the new town hall and
then publicly discuss the site. A vote is
possible.
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Time to recycle phone books |
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Wake County
Solid Waste Management has begun its annual
telephone book recycling just as residents begin
receiving telephone books from six different
companies that operate in the county.
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Singers needed |
The Wake Forest Singers are
rehearsing now for their 2006 season and need
more voices to fill out the chorus.
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Heritage Day at Rock Cliff
Farm
offers varied family fun |
The B.W.
Wells Association will again open Rock Cliff
Farm off Stony Hill Road for a full day of
tours, games and exhibits at the retirement home
of North Carolina’s pioneer ecologist and early
botanist.
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From the library
Genealogy program tomorrow |
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The genealogy
program presented by the Friends of the Wake
Forest Public Library will be held on March 16,
a Thursday, at 6:30 p.m.
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Road roundup |
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(Road
roundup is a standing feature of the Gazette,
designed to keep people informed about the
progress of the various street and road projects
in town. New projects or updated projects will
appear at the top of each week’s column in
blue.)
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