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Ghazi: No plans for condos at EpiCentre
More than 300 investors purchased condominiums at Charlotte’s EpiCentre in hopes of enjoying a Center City lifestyle. But after five years of waiting, some investors, such as 36-year-old Andre Williams […]
Government gains, contractors lose
Desperate times call for desperate measures for most contractors. Bids for Charlotte city bond projects are coming in as low as half of engineers’ estimates, saving the city an estimated […]
End of the line?
As Republicans regain the majority in the U.S. and North Carolina House of Representatives and the state Senate, it’s not known what the political changes will mean for major transit […]
Neighborhoods brace for loss of libraries, schools, rec centers
Thanks to budget shortfalls, Mecklenburg County facilities, such as recreation centers, libraries and schools, have found themselves on the chopping block. In some neighborhoods, though, the impact is worse than […]
Looking for a happy ending in Borders, Joseph-Beth closings
After 18 years of owning and operating Bookmark in uptown, David Friese is worried. In 1992, Friese and his wife, Kathy, quit their jobs to open the bookstore in the […]
New plan hatched for the Penguin
A diner shutting down usually doesn’t create much reaction. After all, the restaurant business is notoriously tough, and restaurants close all the time. But when the Penguin was shuttered last […]
With schools closing come gang concerns
Much has been made of the potential negative consequences of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools closures and consolidations — whether they will affect students’ ability to learn or teachers’ ability to teach. […]
Code office changes but industry not impressed
The stereotypical relationship between contractors and code inspectors is an adversarial one, but it’s one that the Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement Department says it is trying to improve. It’s a […]
Republican addition could bring board bipartisanship
Despite the red wave that swept the House of Representatives across the country Tuesday, the Democrats on the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners were able to hang on to their […]
Decision 2010: Mecklenburg County district attorney’s race
(Editor's note: The following is part of The Mecklenburg Times' coverage of the Nov. 2 elections.)
Decision 2010: Board of Commissioners District 1 race
(Editor's note: The following is part of The Mecklenburg Times' coverage of the Nov. 2 elections.)
Decision 2010: Board of Commissioners District 4 race
(Editor's note: The following is part of The Mecklenburg Times' coverage of the Nov. 2 elections.)
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