Veterans, residents convene in Carrboro for ‘Pints and Patriotism’ conversation
By Michael Melton
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By Michael Melton
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Next up: Council meeting tomorrow (November 18); WCOM interview with Weatherhill Pointe residents in advance of OWASA meeting about the University Lake Dam
On the 250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps, former mayor, Carrboro resident, and USMC Reserve Retired, Jim Porto, shares a reflection for Veterans Day.
“The whole idea is community involvement.”
"I really have tried to think about a platform that gets the most democratizing results possible. I really want to try for my decisions to reflect shared priorities from my seat.”
See what's important to your neighbors this election season. Also available in the free print edition distributed around town.
After a busy first term, Barbara Foushee is running for re-election.
Emphasizing "in-person contact because I love Carrboro and want folks to come out and experience it with me."