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Mayorkas bobs and weaves around the truth
In September 2022, weeks before the midterm election, then-House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced the GOP’s “Commitment to America,” a promise that a newly elected GOP majority would create an “economy that’s strong,” “a nation that’s safe,” “a future that’s built on freedom” and “a government that’s accountable.” Expanding the safe-nation vow, Republicans pledged to “secure the southern border,” “reduce crime […] The post Mayorkas bobs and weaves around the truth first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Knightdale eyes parks, sidewalks as 2024 dawns
Parks and transportation improvements are among the priorities as Knightdale town officials begin discussions about how to budget town funds and human resources in the coming year. “That is the first step in the budget,” Town Manager Bill Summers said near the conclusion of a strategic priorities update he presented to the town council Monday night. The update included some […] The post Knightdale eyes parks, sidewalks as 2024 dawns first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
S-Line expansion to include Wake Forest station
A high-speed rail line designed to better connect Raleigh to Richmond will include a station in Wake Forest, Mayor Vivian Jones confirmed Tuesday. The exact site of the stop has yet to be determined, but the location that city officials find most attractive in the project’s early days is downtown at 120 S. White St. It’s there where a small […] The post S-Line expansion to include Wake Forest station first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Preservation Zebulon thanks community for support
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