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New Chatham Hospital To Hold Open House

On: July 17, 2008

Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 17:38:27 -0400 From: Gene Galin Subject: New Chatham Hospital To Hold Open House The public is invited to view the new Chatham Hospital in Siler City on Sunday, July 20 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tours will be provided in English and Spanish. ThisContinue Reading

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Robinson vs Stein: Which candidate for NC governor will connect better with voters? In almost every way, these two men, who are popular with their home political parties, are polar opposites.

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By Dallas Woodhouse Raleigh, NC – Democrat Attorney General Josh Stein and Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson might offer the sharpest contrast on policy, personality, background, and education in a ...

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Growing greener: Chatham County approves farmland preservation grants for the permanent conservation of three Chatham County farms totaling 287 acres at its meeting on April 15.

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Pittsboro, NC – The Chatham County Board of Commissioners approved farmland preservation grants for the permanent conservation of three Chatham County farms totaling 287 acres at its meeting on Apri...

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We had a chance to talk to the Dunns at their Chewie's Coffee trailer at Saturday's Bynum Front Porch Fundraiser. They started this small business late last year and are out and about in various locations in Chatham County. ... See MoreSee Less

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We love Chewie's Coffee!

Reminder: Early voting now open for Republican second primary. Second primaries are being held statewide for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor and state auditor.

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Pittsboro, NC – Early voting for the 2024 second Republican primary begins Thursday, April 25, and ends Saturday, May 11. The State and Chatham County Board of Elections offers the following reminde...

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Money talks: The taxpayer's burden in Chatham County. The hemorrhaging of taxpayer money to multi billionaire companies must stop.

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By Carole Henry Pittsboro, NC – As the new heavy industry moving to Chatham has hemorrhaged millions of Chatham county taxpayers’ money. This is thanks to commissioners willingness to hand over mo...

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Think before you vote. Think before you sit home on Election Day and tell yourself that your vote does not count.

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Chatham County, North Carolina commissioners are more worried about catering to large corporations than they are about looking out for tax paying citizens. Erosion and water runoff from large developments are damaging neighboring properties and are polluting our water ways. Recycling centers are often at maximum capacity, causing long lines or turning people away to return another day or drive across the county to another facility. Waste separated for recycling is often just dumped in regular bulk trash bins, due to the inability to handle our increasing population. Maybe our commissioners should focus on the counties infrastructure instead of another photo opportunity for a corporate ribbon cutting ceremony.