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Planners to review
Birthplace
annex site plan |
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A review of the site plan for the
proposed annex at the Wake Forest College
Birthplace Museum (the Calvin Jones House) is
one of only two items on the agenda when the
Wake Forest Planning Board meets Tuesday, June
6.
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Falls inching down, inflow
dropping and little rain in sight |
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Falls Lake –
after briefly reaching its normal level late in
April – has begun shrinking again, and the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers reduced the downstream
flow from the dam Tuesday morning to 100 cubic
feet per second.
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Alumnus suing DuBois
after museum plans scrapped |
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An alumnus of DuBois High School
has sued the national alumni association in Wake
County’s small claims court, asking his money
for a memorial be returned now that the
association will no longer pursue plans for the
National Rosenwald School Museum.
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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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Financial column
Greed and fear
By Louis Mullinger, Edward
Jones |
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It is unfortunate but true that
many people are not particularly successful
investors.
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Rex Medical Center, ads,
water conservation on agenda |
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Steve Burris, the vice president
of Rex Hospital, will lead off the town board’s
work session Tuesday afternoon, June 6, to
describe the hospital’s plans for the Rex
Northern Wake Medical Center in the northwestern
corner of New Falls of Neuse Road and Capital
Boulevard.
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Plans now firm
for Fourth celebration |
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Monday and Tuesday, July 3 and 4,
will be busy and joyous days in Wake Forest.
Monday night the all-volunteer Fourth of July
Committee will throw open the gates at Trentini
Stadium at 6 p.m. for the entertainment and
fireworks show.
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Parks and rec news
Track and field meet June 16 |
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The pool in Holding Park at 133
W. Owen Ave. will opened Saturday, May 27, for
open swimming as well as water aerobics classes,
swim lessons, lap swim times and parent-child
swim times.
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Auditions next week
for all-teen ‘Romeo and Juliet’ |
The Road Less Traveled Theatre
will hold auditions next an August production of
William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.”
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