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Forum highlights
water difficulties
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A question late in Saturday’s water forum
underlined some of the complexities and considerations involved in local water
decisions.
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Office park, training
on planners’ agenda
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Tuesday night the Wake Forest Planning
Board will re-tackle the development plan for the Siena Office Park in the
southeast corner of the Siena Drive – N.C. 98 bypass intersection.
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Looking ahead
to spring
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It is difficult to say we are
experiencing winter still with daffodils blooming and trees ready to bud.
However, anyone who has lived through the vagaries of North Carolina weather
knows we could still see an accumulation of snow or a cold snap that could turn
your blood to ice.
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Recycling amount
keeps mounting
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Wake Forest residents continue to be
enthusiastic about recycling.
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Slam Jam Youth
3-on-3 tourney
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The second Slam Jam Youth 3-on-3 Youth
Basketball Tournament will be held Saturday, May 31. It will begin at 11 a.m.,
but the exact site has not yet been set.
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Chamber offers
wage/hour seminar
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The Wake Forest Chamber of Commerce
will host a seminar about state and federal wage and hour rules on Tuesday,
March 4, at the chamber office.
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Youth ball
registration starts
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Registration has begun for Wake Forest
Parks and Recreation baseball, softball and T-ball for boys 5 through 17 and
girls 5 through 15. It will end Friday, March 7.
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From the library
Help a child learn to dig
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The Friends of Wake Forest Library are
also planning a second program this spring. Local Master Gardeners will discuss
projects and programs designed to interest children in gardening.
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Road Roundup
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Barnhill Contracting in Tarboro may or
may not begin work on March 3 on the final leg of the N.C. 98 bypass from
Retail Drive to Thompson Mill Road.
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WakeForestTimes.com
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The Wake Forest Gazette and the WakeForestTimes.com, a new web-based information source for the Wake Forest area, have agreed to a mutually beneficial association. You will soon find a link to the WakeForestTimes.com site on the Gazette and there is a link to the Gazette on WakeForestTimes.com. Editor Carol Pelosi will be writing for WakeForestTimes.com and in return, in the future, will have support for the Gazette web site. There will also be opportunities for advertising on both.
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How to advertise
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You can now advertise
your business or service in The Wake Forest Gazette at a reasonable cost. A
rotating banner at the top of each page costs $75 a month. To begin advertising,
call Editor Carol Pelosi at 556-3409 or send her a note at cwpelosi@aol.com.
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