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Board may choose
new town hall site |
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There are some indications but no
guarantee the Wake Forest Town Board will
announce its decision about a site for the new
town hall Tuesday night.
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Two North Main subdivisions
get first airing Tuesday morning |
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The developers
for two proposed subdivisions on the west side
of North Main Street will meet with the Wake
Forest Comprehensive Planning Committee Tuesday
morning, asking for water allocations of 60
dwelling units per year.
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Historic South Brick
House for sale |
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Local historians and those who
want to preserve Wake Forest’s heritage
anxiously watching to see who or what buys the
town’s second oldest house.
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Kiwanis plans second
Lobster Bingo night |
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The first was so successful the
Wake Forest Kiwanis Club plans another Lobster
Bingo night.
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Parks and rec news
Track and field meet June 16 |
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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Financial column
How to track financial progress
By Louis Mullinger, Edward
Jones |
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When
you are on a long driving trip, how do you check
your progress? Do you stop every few feet, pull
out a ruler and measure your progress from Point
A to Point B? Of course not. You drive for miles
and miles and then, every so often, you look at
your odometer. This same method of evaluating
how far you have come is valid for another type
of trip, your financial journey through life.
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Group plans first private
investment in Renaissance |
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The Renaissance Investors Group
made up of Mike Johnson, Matt Hale and Charles
Grantham plan to begin reconstructing half of
the north side of East Jones Avenue between
South White and Brooks street late this summer.
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New Wake Forest
fire chief named |
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After a six-month search, the
Wake Forest Fire Department’s directors have
named a new chief. He is Jerry Swift from
Belmont in Gaston County who was introduced to
the entire department Monday night.
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Mill Village infill house
wins Anthemion Award |
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Here is your challenge for the
week: Go to the Glen Royal Mill Village and,
within a two-block radius of the former company
store on Brick Street, find the new house.
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Town will celebrate the
Fourth
on July 3 and 4 |
Monday and Tuesday, July 3 and 4,
will be busy and 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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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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