There are no public hearings scheduled for the Wake Forest Planning Board in November. Rather than their usual program of hearings and voting, the nine board members will meet at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 6, for training. There are two new members, Thorsten Hamp and Karlene Turrentine, who are serving partial terms to end on Dec. 31, 2019.
Ed Gary, now in his third term which will end Dec. 31, 2020, is the chairman. The other members are Joe Kimray (first term, Dec. 31, 2019), Colleen M. Sharpe (second term, Dec. 31, 2019), Al Hinton, a former town engineer (first term, Dec. 31 2018), Karin Kuropas (first term, Dec. 31, 2018), Chuck Moseley (second term, Dec. 31, 2020) and Grif Bond Jr. (first term, Dec. 31, 2020).
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The next Food Security Summit will be held Tuesday, Nov. 27, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Wake Forest Town Hall’s lower level meeting room off South Taylor Street. Emoke Anderson reports, “The results from our previous summits are ready to be shared and we are excited to report on all our accomplishments thus far.” Please RSVP to Anderson at emoke.Anderson@wakegov.com.
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The YMCA We Build People Annual Campaign is underway at the Kerr Family YMCA in Wakefield and every YMCA in the Triangle. Every dollar raised goes back to the community the YMCA serves in the form of financial aid and scholarship money for people in the Wake Forest and Raleigh communities.
Here is the link where you can donate online:https://www.ymcatriangleregister.org/personifyebusiness/default.aspx?tabid=725&_ga=2.63151656.681342620.1508165963-2096966249.1492688851&PledgeProductId=125662&CashProductId=125659