This page will be used to compile and communicate events or opportunites for individuals, teams or groups to volunteer and/or get involved and make a difference! Thanks to Blaise Stern for providing us these weekly updates!!
**The 2009 PR Latta Award recipient is Mrs. Nancy Looper. The Award dinner is THUR 8/20.
**WED 8/19. 7 – 9pm. The African American Caucus and the WCDP will be hosting a “Staying Organized for 09-10 Elections”
**MON 9/7. noon- 5pm. A Good Old-Fashion Labor Day Picnic – Plus The 2nd Annual Sweet Victory Dessert Tasting & Auction
Links to events of special interest:
**Candidate Events: CANCELLED: SUN 8/16. 4 – 6pm. Join us as we support Karen Simon for School Board. ; MON 8/17. 6:30 – 8pm. Lee Sartain for Raleigh City Council – Boylan Heights Meet & Greet ; TUE 8/18. 5:30 – 7p. Russ For Raleigh – Belvedere Park / Woodcrest Neighborhood Meet & Greet. ; THUR 8/20. 5:30 – 7p. Russ For Raleigh – University Park Meet & Greet. ; SAT 8/22. 3 – 4:30p. Get the Scoop: Ice Cream & Issues* with Raleigh City Councilor Russ Stephenson. ; THUR 8/27. 5:30 – 7p. Campaign Kick-off – Fundraiser for Roger Koopman. ; THUR 9/3. 11:30a – 1:30pm. “Politics 101″ @ 101 Lounge – Lunch & Learn ; TUE 9/15. Cary Community Candidate Forum. ; WED 9/16. 7pm. Board of Education Candidates’ Forum
**Wake County Party Events: WED 8/19. 7 – 9pm. The African American Caucus and the WCDP will be hosting a “Staying Organized for 09-10 Elections” ; MON 8/24. 6:30pm. Wake County Democratic Party Board Meeting. ; THUR 8/27. 6 – 8pm. Northern Wake Democrats meeting – Public Healthcare in North Carolina ; MON 8/31. 6:30pm. Wake County Progressive Democrats monthly meeting featuring Congressman Brad Miller. ; WED 9/16. 11am. Next Meeting of Wake Senior Democrats
**MON 8/17. 7pm. Wake County Voter Education Coalition meeting.
**THUR 8/27. 5:30 – 7:30pm. Chapel Hill 2009 Legislator Reception – Change the Face of Power on Jones Street!
**SAT 8/29. The State Executive Committee of the North Carolina Democratic Party to meet.
**SAT 9/19. 9a – 6pm. Progressive Democrats Of North Carolina 6th Annual Convention – Confronting Corporatocracy & Saving Democracy!
For the OCT 6 election only: Elections for City of Raleigh – All Seats; Town of Cary — Districts “A” & “C” & At-Large; Board of Education — Districts 1, 2, 7 & 9
Filing period has ended – to view list of candidates see http://www.wakegov.com/elections/default.htm
MON 8/17. Beginning date to request an Absentee ballot by mail
FRI 9/11 – Last day to register, change your party affiliation or your address
THU 9/17 – Early Voting Begins. No Excuse Required.
SAT 10/3 – Early Voting Ends
TUE 10/6 – Polling locations in Raleigh, Cary and Board of Education Districts 1, 2, 7 & 9 open from 6:30a – 7:30p.
For the NOV 3 elections only: ALL OTHER MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, and if necessary, Run-Off Elections for the City of Raleigh, Town of Cary and Board of Education — Districts 1, 2, 7 & 9
Filing period has ended – to view list of candidates see http://www.wakegov.com/elections/default.htm
MON 10/5. Beginning date to request an Absentee ballot by mail
FRI 10/9 – Last day to register, change your party affiliation or your address
THU 10/15 – Early Voting Begins. No Excuse Required.
SAT 10/31 – Early Voting Ends
TUE 11/3 –Polling locations open from 6:30a – 7:30p. Only the polling places in the respective Municipalities will be open. (unless there are runoff elections from the OCT 6 election.)
Ongoing weekly vigils for justice and peace: Chapel Hill: 5 – 6pm, Fridays, corner of Elliott Road and East Franklin Street (942-2535). Durham: Saturdays, Noon-1:00 PM, Gregson and Main Streets, opposite Brightleaf Square (402-0424).
NOTE: This event has been cancelled. Sorry for any inconvenience.
SUN 8/16. 4 – 6pm. Join us as we support Karen Simon for School Board – Cancelled.
At the home of Patti and Mike Fralix, 305 Dalton Dr., Raleigh
All are encouraged to come out and meet Karen Simon, candidate for School Board, district 07. Remarks by: Patti Fralix, The Fralix Group, Inc. “Valuing Differences” Donations: Patron $25; Sponsor $50; Silver $100; Platinum $500; Other Donations can also be made to: Simon for School Board, P.O. Box 30722, Raleigh, NC 27622 or by credit card at: http://www.karendsimon.com/ (back)
SUN 8/16. 8pm. Screening of the film – Sludge Diet (Tabou(e)!)
Carrboro raw (bamboo fenced lot in front of Weaver Street Market, behind the Spotted Dog), Weaver St, Carrboro
A film that exposes the dangers of the widespread use of Fertile Residual Material (FRM) a.k.a. sewage sludge in the United States and Europe food production. Sue Dayton and Nancy Holt of the Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League/Sewage Sludge Action Network/Carolina Concerned Citizens will present an overview of sludge spreading in North Carolina and what is being done locally & nationally to minimize health & environmental risks. Join us for a film about the importance of local actions in sustaining our planet! For more information, please visit http://www.carrborogreenspace.org or email us: carrborogreenways@riseup.net
–SUN 9/13 features – Homegrown with Speaker Tom Philpott, Food writer for Grist.org
–SUN 10/4 (7:30pm) features – TBA: Food Fight, Fresh or Food, Inc.
MON 8/17. 6pm. Public Meeting on Impact of Water and Growth
Raleigh will hold a public meeting on the Draft Secondary and Cumulative Impact Plan at the City’s Neuse River Wastewater Treatment Plant training facility located at 8500 Battlebridge Rd. The plan addresses growth-related environmental impacts from water and wastewater projects constructed in Raleigh and the municipalities served by the City’s Public Utilities Department. City staff will be available to answer questions and provide a brief presentation and roundtable discussion of the plan. Citizens also will be allowed to submit oral and written comments at the public meeting. The City of Raleigh is also accepting written public comment until Aug. 21.
MON 8/17. 6:30 – 8pm. Lee Sartain for Raleigh City Council – Boylan Heights Meet & Greet
Home of Nathan Powers and Libby Stephens.
Stop by and see your neighbors and learn more about the campaign for Raleigh’s future. If you’re planning to attend RSVP here – http://www.sartainforraleigh.com/getinvolved/boylanheights.php (back)
MON 8/17. 7pm. Wake County Voter Education Coalition meeting.
Garner Road YMCA, Main Bldg, 2235 Garner Rd., Raleigh.
For more info, contact Eugene Weeks, 832-2377. (back)
TUE 8/18. 5:30 – 7p. Russ For Raleigh – Belvedere Park / Woodcrest Neighborhood Meet & Greet.
Meet Raleigh City Councilor Russ Stephenson at the home of Mark & Kelly Turner, 1108 Tonsler Drive (near Lions Park). Directions and more information at Campaign Events at www.RussforRaleigh.com or contact Mark Turner at jmarkturner@gmail.com or 846-9317. (back)
WED 8/19. 7 – 9pm. The African American Caucus and the WCDP will be hosting a “Staying Organized for 09-10 Elections”
Democratic Headquarters, Goodwin House, 220 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh.
Keynote Speaker: C. Payne Lucas, Director of Party Affairs and Development for the North Carolina Democratic Party. All auxiliary groups are invited, light refreshments will be served. For more information please feel free to contact Carolyn Mayo at (919) 337-6443. (back)
WED 8/19. 6pm. Greenpeace Global Warming Event planning meeting.
112 S. Blount St, Raleigh (side entrance, push buzzer for Greenpeace)
John Deans: 919 829 5504, jdeans@greenpeace.org North Carolinians worked very hard to get President Obama elected, but now the people need to work hard to make sure he follows through and that he’s getting support for strong solutions to global warming. We’re planning a 500+ person event in October and we need everyone in the Triangle who cares about democracy and global warming to be a part! Come share your ideas and get involved. As FDR said: “I agree with you, I want to do it, now MAKE me do it.” Our grassroots president is under attack from dirty industry and the thug tactics of the GOP, he needs to see that Americans want clean energy and science-based solutions to global warming. This meeting will lay the groundwork for a REAL grassroots movement to stop global warming.
WED 8/19. 7pm. From South Africa to Israel: Using Boycott to End Apartheid
Community Church of Chapel Hill Unitarian Universalist, 106 Purefoy Road, Chapel Hill
Rania Masri Discusses Boycotts and Divestments. Dr. Masri is an environmental science professor, activist, and writer formerly from Raleigh. She attended NCSU and Duke. Dr. Masri is currently on the faculty of the University of Balamand (outside Beirut, Lebanon and is associated with the Institute of the Environment in Lebanon.) Talk co-sponsored by: Balance and Accuracy in Journalism, Coalition for Peace with Justice, and Elders for Peace. For more information: 542-2139
THUR 8/20. The Wake Young Democrats are very pleased and excited to announce that the 2009 PR Latta Award recipient is Mrs. Nancy Looper.
NC State University Club, 4200 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh
Social hour begins at 6pm with dinner to follow at 7. Mrs. Looper embodies the spirit of the PR Latta Award because of her outstanding and lifelong commitment to grassroots activism for the Democratic Party. The PR Latta dinner is the Wake County Young Democrats annual fundraiser. In 2008, profits received from this dinner contributed to our efforts in electing Democrats by conducting phone banks, canvasses, and literature drops. Currently, we are engaged in a targeted campaign to register new voters and increase our active membership roles in order to provide Democrats with a base of support this fall. We are asking that you show your thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Looper by contributing as a sponsor of the PR Latta dinner. Your generosity will ensure the Wake County Young Democrats can continue the activism learned from Mrs. Looper in the coming year. Sponsorship Levels: Gold: $500 (includes 8 banquet tickets); Silver: $275 (includes 4 banquet tickets); Bronze: $100 (includes 2 banquet tickets). Please make sure your check is made payable to the Wake County Young Democrats and mail to the Wake County Democratic Party Headquarters at 220 Hillsborough St. Raleigh, NC 27603. If you have any questions please email Erica Porter at etporter@gmail.com (back)
THUR 8/20. 5:30 – 7p. Russ For Raleigh – University Park Meet & Greet.
Meet a strong neighborhood advocate, Raleigh City Councilor Russ Stephenson, at the home of Donna Bailey, 2506 Mayview Road, Raleigh. Directions and more information at Campaign Events at www.RussforRaleigh.com or contact Cynthia Ball at 387-9479 or info@RussforRaleigh.com (back)
THUR 8/20. 7pm. Fuquay-Varina Documentary Night.
Fuquay-Varina Community Center at 820 S. Main St. Fuquay-Varina
8/20: “Unconstitutional: The War on Our Civil Liberties” and ““Pilgrimage”
Questions? e-mail Jeff or Anne at dinnerdoc@healthprotector.com Admission is Free. We meet the 1st Thursday of the month in Raleigh at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at 3313 Wade Ave. Raleigh, and the 3rd Thursday of every month at the Fuquay-Varina Community Center at 820 S. Main St. Fuquay-Varina. Expand your social awareness and your circle of friends by joining us. We show documentaries on a wide variety of Peace, Social Justice, Health & Environmental issues. UNCONSTITUTIONAL: The real story behind the USA Patriot Act (& other policies) and the affect they have on everyday Americans. 68 minutes. PILGRIMAGE: The story of a young generation’s 1969 rediscovery of US Internment Camps that imprisoned thousands of US citizens, serves as a timely reminder of the dangers of fear-induced prejudice. 19 minutes.
SAT 8/22. 10a – 2pm. Back To School Celebration
Wake County Commons Building 4011 Carya Drive, Raleigh
Parents, Educators, and other interested persons, who would like more information on the Wake County Public School System. Guest Speaker: Mr. Darryl Fisher, Senior Director of Preventive Services, WCPSS and other Wake County School Personnel. Sponsor: Coalition of Concerned Citizens for African American Children/Concerned Citizens for Education Contact: Please register at http://www.cccaac.com/ For more information, contact cccaac@nc.rr.com
SAT 8/22. 3 – 4:30p. Get the Scoop: Ice Cream & Issues* with Raleigh City Councilor Russ Stephenson.
Picnic shelter at the Brier Creek Elementary School/Community Center, 10810 Globe Road, Morrisville
Come out and get the “scoop” on issues facing Raleigh from City Councilor At-Large Russ Stephenson. Learn about Councilor Stephenson who is up for re-election on Oct. 6. The public is invited and children are welcome. For more information, see the Events Calendar at www.RussforRaleigh.com or contact Chris Jaun at 720-2783 or chris@chrisjaun.com .(back)
MON 8/24. 6:30pm. Wake County Democratic Party Board Meeting.
Goodwin House, 220 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh.
4th Mondays of the month at 6:30. (back)
THUR 8/27. 4pm. R Dwayne Betts, A Question of Freedom: A Memoir of Learning, Survival, and Coming of Age in Prison.
Quail Ridge Books & Music, 3522 Wade Ave., Raleigh. (919) 828-7912.
At the age of 16, Dwayne Betts – a good student from a lower-middle-class family – carjacked a man with a friend. He had never held a gun before, but within a matter of minutes he had committed six felonies. This meant that he would be treated as an adult under Virginia law. He served his nine-year sentence in some of the worst prisons in the state. Crammed amid rough men serving life sentences, Dwayne finds surprising mentors and valuable role models; he discovers the power of language through books and his own pen. Dwayne’s vivid, detailed writing — based on journals he kept while in prison — portrays the confusion of an adolescent, but with the clarity of a mature writer. Dwayne is currently a grad student at Warren Wildon College where he has been awarded the Holden Fellowship. He teaches poetry and has had his poetry published in many national literary journals. http://quailridgebooks.booksense.com
THUR 8/27. 5:30 – 7pm. Campaign Kick-off – Fundraiser for Roger Koopman.
home of Candy & Bob Fuller, 5300 Castlebrook Dr., Raleigh.
Please join us at the historic home of Candy & Bob Fuller on Thursday, August 27 from 5:30 to 7 PM to help Rodger kick off his re-election campaign for Raleigh’s District B city council seat. Suggested contributions are $50 at the door. Sponsorships at $100, $250, $500 and $1000 levels are also available. We hope to see you there! http://rodgerkoopman.com/raleigh/ (back)
THUR 8/27. 5:30 – 8:30pm. Triangle Community Coalition Political Pig Pickin’ 09’
Brier Creek Country Club, Raleigh
If you have never been to an old fashion political rally and candidate’s forum, then you’re in for a treat when you come to ours! Sponsorship/Door Prizes are needed for this event! For more information regarding this event visit http://www.tricc.org/ or email to charlenel@tricc.org (919-228-2599)
THUR 8/27. 5:30 – 7:30pm. Chapel Hill 2009 Legislator Reception – Change the Face of Power on Jones Street!
The home of Betty Craven.
Tickets $100. Sponsorships available: $4000 Platinum, $3000 Gold, $2000 Silver, $1000 Bronze, $750 Sustainer, $500 Patron, $250 Partner. For more information please contact Kim-Marie Saccoccio at 919/834-9008 or email kim@lillianslist.org Please register by August 22nd. http://www.lillianslist.org/ChapelHillRegister/ (back)
THUR 8/27. 6 – 8pm. Northern Wake Democrats meeting – Public Healthcare in North Carolina
Milton’s Pizza & Pasta, 8853 Six Forks Road, Raleigh
Director of the Division of Medical Assistance – Dr. Craigan Gray will be discussing the recent changes in Medicaid, the impact on the community, and or vision for the program in the present and future. Dr. Gray’s experience as a physician, lawyer and MBA grad provides a unique perspective as to the state of North Carolina’s health. A hospital administrator who once worked in Asheville will be the state’s next Medicaid director. Dr. Craigan L. Gray became director of the state’s Division of Medical Assistance on April 27. Pizza buffet is $12 (you can order off the menu) (back)
THUR 8/27. 7pm. Panel Discussion on “Fetal Personhood – What Would It Mean”
Temple Beth Or, 5315 Creedmoor Road, Raleigh
Panel discussion hosted by the Raleigh chapter of the National Organization for Women (Raleigh NOW), hear opinions from experts, and share your views. Panelists include: Jennifer Rudinger, ACLU-NC Executive Director; Robin Davis, NC-NOW; Dr. David Grimes, a clinical professor (OB-GYN) at UNC-CH School of Medicine.
THUR 8/27. 7:30pm. William Lassiter and Danya Perry, Preventing Violence and Crime in America’s Schools: From Put-Downs to Lock-Downs
Quail Ridge Books & Music, 3522 Wade Ave., Raleigh. (919) 828-7912.
Based on years of experience they offer analysis of the problems and real life examples of how youth violence can be prevented. William Lassiter is the Director of Communications for the Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and the past manager of the Center for the Prevention of School Violence. Danya Perry works for Communities in Schools of North Carolina which is a nonprofit that addresses the needs of at-risk youth. http://quailridgebooks.booksense.com
SAT 8/29. The State Executive Committee of the North Carolina Democratic Party to meet.
Hilton Charlotte University Place, 8629 J.M. Keynes Drive, Charlotte
All SEC members are expected to attend or to send a proxy in their place. Proxy forms, Proposed Resolutions and Proposed changes to the Plan of organization can be found at The NC Democratic Party’s website – http://ncdp.org/content/sec-meeting-documents If you need a proxy, (proxy must be a Democrat from the same county as the SEC member) contact your county party HQ. Room reservations 704-547-7444 please identify yourself as being with the NC Democratic Party for our group rate. (back)
SAT – SUN 8/29-30. La Fiesta del Pueblo
NC State Fairgrounds, Graham Building & Dorton Arena
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, El Pueblo presents the largest Latin American cultural event in the Carolinas. The 2009 festival moves to a new indoor location at the State Fairgrounds connected by an outdoor plaza. Designed to provide an opportunity for cultural interchanges, event activities include two food courts with more than 30 vendors offering cuisine from Latin America; Employment, Health, & Education Fairs in Spanish and English; 3 stages featuring continuous music performances; a dance stage; cultural exhibits and Nindandia’s Children’s Carnival with special guests Remi the Puerto Rican clown, Harry the Dragon, and Ronald McDonald. http://www.elpueblo.org/
SUN 8/30. Environmental Leadership for Raleigh
Michael Dean’s, 6004 Falls of Neuse Rd., Raleigh
Join Raleigh City Councilors Russ Stephenson & Nancy McFarlane for conversation and questions with North Carolina Environmental Leader Bill Holman. Come out to learn about Raleigh’s current and future environmental initiatives, conservation efforts and green investments. Your support is appreciated to assure that we keep progressive Councilors in office who consistently value environmental stewardship! Any & All donations are welcomed! Hosts $250, Friend $125, Supporter $75. For more info contact Nancy McFarlane, 919-847-2299 or nancymcfarlane.raleigh@gmail.com
MON 8/31. 6:30pm. Wake County Progressive Democrats monthly meeting featuring Congressman Brad Miller.
Goodwin House, 220 Hillsborough Street Raleigh
Brad Miller will be speaking at a special meeting of the Wake County Progressive Democrats on Monday, August 31 at 6:30Pm at Goodwin House. (There will not be a 3rd Wed meeting this month) Visit http://www.wakeprogressives.com/ more information about WCPD (back)
THUR 9/3. 11:30a – 1:30pm. “Politics 101″ @ 101 Lounge – Lunch & Learn
101 Lounge at 444 S. Blount Street (Palladium Plaza/New Progress Energy Building), Raleigh
Lee Sartain for Raleigh City Council will be hosting a Lunch & Learn. Lunches can be purchased from 101, and you can come and go as your schedule allows. We will be discussing the RITZ economic development plan, and how it can become the catalyst for job growth in Raleigh for decades to come. If you plan to attend, rsvp here – http://www.sartainforraleigh.com/getinvolved/101lunchlearn.php (back)
MON 9/7. noon- 5pm. A Good Old-Fashion Labor Day Picnic – Plus The 2nd Annual Sweet Victory Dessert Tasting & Auction
Raleigh Elks Lodge, (intersection of Millbrook and Lead Mine Roads), Raleigh
Keynote Speaker: Secretary of State Elaine Marshall. All Federal, State and Local Elected Officials & Candidates Invited. Entertainment includes: The Raleigh Children’s Choir, Music & Dancing. Catered by: The Pit Bar-B-Que. (Cash Bar) Hosted by the Wake County Democratic Party. Tickets $10 per person ¨Sponsorships Available. Payable on-line at http://www.wakedems.org/ or by calling 919.828.5656 (back)
MON 9/14. 6 – 8pm. Wake Democratic Men’s Club Monthly Meeting
Clarion Hotel, 320 Hillsborough St., Raleigh
The Wake Democratic Men’s Club (WDMC) holds its regular dinner meeting on the second Monday of every month (except July and December). Registration starts at 6 PM, and a plated dinner ($16) is served at 6:30 PM. Please rsvp for dinner at 919-828-5656 or by email info@wakedems.org no later than noon on the Monday of the meeting. Please join us for good food, good fellowship, and an opportunity to connect with other Democrats! All are welcome. (back)
TUE 9/15. Cary Community Candidate Forum.
The Cary Community Candidate Forum is a Town-sponsored forum for Town Council candidates and county School Board candidates representing Cary in the Oct. 6, 2009 election. The forum will be taped on Sept. 15, 2009 in Town Council chambers at Cary Town Hall. It will be aired throughout Western Wake County on the Town’s government access channel, Cary TV 11 and available on the Town’s Web site. Cary citizens may propose questions July 20 – Sept. 8. Provide your name and address since no anonymous questions will be used during the forum. Send questions by postal mail to: ATTN: CARY FORUM; N.C. Center for Voter Education; 3933 Arrow Drive; Suite 101; Raleigh, NC 27612. Questions can also be submitted by the following means: By phone – Call (919) 783-8811; By fax – (919) 783-8855; Via e-mail –cary@ncvotered.com ; In person – Stop by at the Lazy Daze Arts and Crafts Festival on Aug. 22, 2009; Via the Internet – Post a video on You Tube For more info see http://townofcary.org/council/forum/ (back)
WED 9/16. 11am. Next Meeting of Wake Senior Democrats
The Senior Democrats of Wake County meet for lunch on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the Crabtree Marriott Hotel from 11:00 to 1:00 pm. (back)
WED 9/16. 7pm. Board of Education Candidates’ Forum
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 2723 Clark Avenue, Raleigh
Interested in what stances the Board of Education candidates are taking on issues affecting our school? You have an opportunity to learn more about the positions of each of the candidates at an upcoming Candidates’ Forum, cosponsored by the Wake PTA Council and several other community organizations. This free event is open to the public, and hope you’ll consider attending to hear what the candidates have to say. Candidates will be asked to respond to a series of questions by the moderator. Additionally, written questions from the audience will be taken, with time permitting. Candidates will also be available before and after the Forum for individual discussions with attendees. If you have questions about this event, please contact wakeptacouncil@wcpss.net. (back)
SAT 9/19. 9a – 6pm. Progressive Democrats Of North Carolina 6th Annual Convention – Confronting Corporatocracy & Saving Democracy!
At Mckimmon Center Raleigh
You can register on-line today – http://www.progressivedemocratsnc.org/blog/ (back)
THUR 10/1. Wake Education Partnership’s 2009 Annual Meeting.
McKimmon Conference Center, Raleigh
This year’s theme is Thinking Beyond Our Boundaries: Achieving World-Class Public Schools.
Registration and sponsorship information soon to be available at http://www.wakeedpartnership.org/
Raleigh‘s Citizen Advisory Council Meetings. If you plan on attending, please call ahead to be sure your Citizen Advisory Council is meeting. To check on meeting times, Citizen Advisory Council agendas, or to signup to receive your Citizen Advisory Council agenda by email, visit http://www.raleigh-nc.org/, click on resident, then neighborhoods, then Citizen Advisory Councils. Or click on http://tinyurl.com/d7ql4b (back)
MON 8/17. 7pm. East Raleigh Citizens Advisory Council
Lions Park, 516 Dennis Ave.
Call Charlene Willard, Community Specialist at 919-831-6095 or e-mail: charlene.willard@ci.raleigh.nc.us for more information.
WED 8/19. 7pm. Raleigh Citizens Advisory Council, Meets 3rd Wednesday
City Council Chambers, 222 West Hargett Street, Room 201, Raleigh
Call Dwayne Patterson, Community Specialist Supervisor, at 919-831-6086 or email: dwayne.patterson@ci.raleigh.nc.us for more information.
THUR 8/20. 7pm. Hillsborough Citizen Advisory Council Meets on 3rd Thursday.
Pullen Art Center, 105 Pullen Road
Call Jonathan Edwards, Community Specialist at 919-831-6097 or e-mail: jonathan.edwards@ci.raleigh.nc.us for more information.
TUE 8/25. 7pm. West Citizen Advisory Council Meets 4th Tuesday
Powell Drive Park, 740 Powell Drive
Meets bi-monthly 4th Tuesday, (in even months). Call Rebecca J. Brown, Community Specialist, at 919-831-6699 or e-mail:rebecca.brown@ci.raleigh.nc.us for more information.
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