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Day: May 6, 2015

Williams leaves lean budget

Former Town Manager Mark Williams has left the building – his retirement date was April 30 — but he left behind a lean, conservative budget for his successor and the

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Planners OK Olde Wake Forest

Two young girls captured hearts Tuesday night, pleading to preserve the woods near their homes and the birds and animals who live there, but the Wake Forest Planning Board members

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Have a cup with the Mad Hatter

The Wake Forest Garden Club has a day of fun planned for you during its annual Mad Hatter’s Tea, Garden Market and Garden Tour. It all happens Saturday, May 9,

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Brief Bits

The cause of the fire that consumed the Cullom house on North Main Street the night of March 25-26 will probably never be known. Wake Forest Police Chief Jeff Leonard

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Youth Orchestra concert May 16

The Wake Forest Community Youth Orchestra will hold its spring concert Saturday, May 16, beginning at 11:30 a.m. in the Alston-Massenburg Center at 416 North Taylor Street. The orchestra is

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Survivors honored at Relay

Cancer survivors and their caregivers are the guests of honor during Relay For Life on Saturday, May 16, at Richland Creek Community Church in Wake Forest. During the annual American

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Fair housing meeting Thursday

A regional analysis of impediments to fair housing choices is underway in Wake County, and meetings for public comment have already been held in Cary, Fuquay-Varina, and Zebulon. There will

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Get movin’ and groovin’

Are you ready to get moving but need a little motivation? If the answer is “yes,” then the Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources (PRCR) Department can help. Beginning

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