N&O: “Others are expected to leave Wake for DOT.”
According to the News & Observer, Mike Charbonneau is going to work for Tony Tata at the Department of Transportation. That makes at least four Wake County Schools employees who’ve…
According to the News & Observer, Mike Charbonneau is going to work for Tony Tata at the Department of Transportation. That makes at least four Wake County Schools employees who’ve…
Note: As a courtesy, I revised the December 10, 2011 editorial for N&O editors. The editorial is revised to reflect news that the Democrats on the Wake County school board…
Tonight I’ll be following election results in several key Triangle races, and I’ll post them here tonight. Check back for results on: — Wake County District 3 school board…
On Wednesday’s Bill LuMaye Show, Bill and Democratic political strategist Perry Woods chatted about the run-off election between Wake County school board candidates Heather Losurdo and Kevin Hill. Mr. Woods…
In a letter to the News & Observer, Hill comments, Selective data reporting does not help us make informed decisions. Citing only data that supports one’s position isn’t of much…
Count it up One of the things I hear is how few people voted to put the four new Wake County school board members into office. The complaint is that…
Each of us is free to disagree with the results of an election, but it is revealing when a once powerful elected official seeks to ignore the results, particularly when…
Kevin Hill, who was replaced as Wake County school board chairman on Tuesday by the new majority, wants everyone to believe he was surprised he was replaced. Really? Former chairman…
The reform candidates who take their seats on the Wake County school board next month may not be done with pushing for change, reports Carolina Journal’s David Bass. Are countywide…
Some folks have a really tough time with defeat. That’s why I respect those who work through it gracefully. We’re going to learn a lot about members of the Wake…
The Wake County School Board sent a letter earlier this month to Superior Court Judge Donald Stephens thanking him for devoting fines and forfeitures to the school system (PDF download…