More White Street landfill
I’ve heard people complain that the end of August is a slow news month. But what I can I say, the controversy surrounding the White Street landfill is the gift…
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I’ve heard people complain that the end of August is a slow news month. But what I can I say, the controversy surrounding the White Street landfill is the gift…
I only watched portions of last night’s Greensboro City Council meeting on TV last night, so I don’t know exactly what went down with the White Street landfill. All I…
Buncombe County recently sent out a request for proposals from private firms to take over operations of its public transportation system. The system operates thirty-five vans and seven mini-buses, and…
I read with interest John Hammer’s latest Rhino installment on the confusion surrounding the Greensboro Parks and Recreation department’s RFP to run the Farmers’ Market. After sorting it all out,…
I’ve been critical of Greensboro City Council member Danny Thompson in the past for not upholding conservative principles during his time on the council. But Thompson earned my respect last…
Interesting situation the Greensboro City Council finds itself in with the White Street landfill and former Mayor Keith Holliday, but — as John Hammer notes—- the “situation the council finds…
The N&R reports the Greensboro City Council threw out all nine bids from companies submitting proposals to transform the city’s White Street landfill into some semblance of money-making venture. Evidently…
Pretty full agenda for tomorrow night’s Greensboro City Council meeting. It will be interesting to see if Mike Barber, in his last meeting as a council member, will go head…
As the Greensboro City Council carries on its confusing discussion of whether to issue RFPs or RFQs for companies seeking to put the White Street landfill to good use, one…
On the consent agenda for Asheville City Council’s meeting tomorrow are: • Receipt of $357,000 from the Department of Homeland Security for a “geographically located medical ambulance bus” to transport…
John Hammer’s (unposted as yet) Rhino account of Tuesday night’s Greensboro City Council meeting focuses on council member Mike Barber’s motion to have the city pay the legal fees of…
I just watched a replay of last night’s Greensboro City Council meeting. Something really strange as the council engaged in yet another confusing discussion about what to do with the…