Author Archives: David Arneke

3 events of note in College Hill this week

Posted on May 11, 2014 by David Arneke

Coming up in the neighborhood this week: Monday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.:  Trees in College Hill: An informational workshop.  Foresters will present the results of the tree inventory conducted over the past year. The inventory was funded with College Hill municipal … Continue reading →

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P.S. Duke Energy stops in Westerwood on the way here

Posted on May 08, 2014 by David Arneke

Speaking of Duke Energy, they came back to visit our neighbors in Westerwood today. Homeowner Calls Police On Duke Energy Tree Trimmers (WFMY) GREENSBORO, N.C. — It’s been the cause of bad blood between some Greensboro homeowners and Duke Energy … Continue reading →

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Duke Energy to begin trimming trees next week

Posted on May 08, 2014 by David Arneke

Duke had planned to trim trees in the neighborhood in March, but the ice storm delayed it. Here’s what we know abut their plans now: Here’s the map of where they’ll be working (PDF). Homeowners whose trees will be affected … Continue reading →

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Precinct G44 election results

Posted on May 07, 2014 by David Arneke

Our precinct’s results were generally in line with the overall results in yesterday’s primary election. Turnout in the precinct was pathetic, 8.5 percent. Democrats overwhelmingly supported U.S. Sen. Kay Hagen, 121 to a total of 13 for her two opponents. … Continue reading →

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Is it OK to paint your historic house like the one in “Up”?

Posted on May 04, 2014 by David Arneke

Historic Districts in the News, from Gawker: “A sweet young family in Santa Clara, California has nearly finished renovations on their Victorian home, keeping most of its historical features, while painting it to make it closely resemble the home from … Continue reading →

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This is a great month for traveling on two wheels

Posted on May 02, 2014 by David Arneke
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Results of College Hill tree inventory to be discussed on May 12 in an informational workshop with foresters

Posted on Apr 28, 2014 by David Arneke

College Hill residents and property owners are invited to an informational workshop about trees in College Hill on Monday May 12. Foresters from W. H. Lock and Associates will present the results of the tree inventory they conducted over the past … Continue reading →

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Latest draft of College Hill neighborhood plan, to be discussed at Monday’s neighborhood association meeting

Posted on Apr 25, 2014 by David Arneke

From neighborhood planner Jeff Sovich: A major revision of the draft College Hill Neighborhood Plan has been added for your review and discussion! College Hill Neighborhood Plan Revised Draft, 04-25-14 This is not a final version, but it includes significant … Continue reading →

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Ice storm cleanup begins, six weeks later

Posted on Apr 23, 2014 by David Arneke

The city decided to pick up the downed trees and other debris from the March ice storm after all. They got started, at least, today on Mendenhall and other streets.  

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Primary election: Tuesday May 6

Posted on Apr 22, 2014 by David Arneke

It’s just two highly suspenseful weeks until Election Day for the May primary. You may say, “It’s only the primary,” but, come on, this could be at least as much fun as any other off-year election. Republicans get to vote … Continue reading →

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