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Monday January 26, 2026
Monday February 23, 2026
Monday March 23, 2026
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Wednesday January 28, 2026
Wednesday February 25, 2026
Wednesday March 25, 2026
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Author Archives: David Arneke
Report from Uganda: Neighbors David & Cathy Sevier provide first-hand account of determined voters, officials’ dirty tricks
College Hill neighbors David and Cathy Sevier have been in Uganda since early January. Their work includes consulting and teaching with the Uganda Health Federation and the International Health Sciences University in Kampala. Here is a recent post on their … Continue reading
Posted in Neighbors
Tagged Cathy Sevier, David Sevier, Uganda
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Greenway designers to show ideas for intersection at Wafco
Posted in Cedar Street, Downtown Greenway, McGee Street, Wafco Mills
Tagged Downtown Greenway, Wafco Mills
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Tough times come to Tate Street: 25% of storefronts are empty, and, on top of that, New York Pizza is going to be sold
The business scene on Tate Street looks tougher today than it has in many years. Seven of the 27 storefronts are empty. Some had been pillars of the business district for 20, 30 or even 60 years. The biggest store on … Continue reading
Posted in Tate Street, Walker Avenue
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Further work on Edgar Street: Potholes filled
The many potholes on Edgar Street between Carr and West McGee streets have been filled. City workers came back one day last week and filled them in with gravel and dirt. That work makes the condition of this heavily traveled … Continue reading
Posted in City Government, Edgar Street
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Primary voting for all 2016 elective offices is March 15
The March 15 primary isn’t just for the two parties’ presidential nominations this year. The primaries for U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and everything else are that same day. Voter registration for the primary ends on Friday February 19. Other … Continue reading
At Market and Tate Streets, College Hill sign version 2
The new neighborhood sign has been has been improved. The original had “HISTORIC DISTRICT” in large letters and “COLLEGE HILL” in small letters. This new one restores the neighborhood association’s original intent (to highlight the name of the neighborhood). It … Continue reading
Posted in Market Street, Tate Street
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Do you recognize this wandering black dog? He seems lost
A stray dog was roaming around Carr Street this morning. One of my dogs and I corralled him in our back yard. He’s a relatively small black dog with a white patch on his chest, not neutered. He looks pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Alerts, Animals, Morehead Street
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Parts of Edgar Street get attention from city, others don’t
Two pieces of Edgar Street received loads of new gravel and dirt this week. The section between Carr and McGee, which may have needed it the most, got nothing. City workers were out for part of the day Monday, working … Continue reading
Posted in Carr Street, City Government, Edgar Street, McGee Street, Rankin Place
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Housing Summit 2016: Restoring Hope, Homes & Communities
The affordability, fairness and safety of housing is a community issue for Greensboro and for College Hill. And it’s an increasingly serious one. The Greensboro Housing Coalition’s annual summit will include breakout sessions on community revitalization, universal design and making homes … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable housing, community revitalization, fair housing, Greensboro Housing Coalition, housing, safe housing
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Invitation: See 919 Spring Garden’s renovation this Sunday
Preservation Greensboro will hold a fund-raising event this Sunday afternoon at 919 Spring Garden Street, the Carrie and Charles Angle House. The house was vacant for a few years after a major fire in 2011. Once threatened with demolition, the … Continue reading
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