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1. Cary mobile home residents ask developers to pay relocation costs after property sale (wral.com) ā More than 140 families at Caryās Chatham Estates mobile home park are being forced to move after the property was sold for redevelopment into hundreds of new units. Residents are asking the developer to help cover relocation costs, while the Town of Cary has set aside $800,000 to support displaced households and is pushing for some future units to be affordable.
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2. Cary Towne Center still sits vacant two years after Epic Games HQ was set to be complete (wral.com) ā Caryās long-vacant Cary Towne Center site remains fenced off and undeveloped, two years after Epic Gamesā headquarters was originally expected to be finished. Town leaders say they canāt force action on the privately owned property, frustrating residents who see the empty parcel as prime space that contrasts sharply with the bustling Fenton development across the street.
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3. Transit changes coming to NC State area (technicianonline.com) ā Cary riders could get a faster, more reliable link to NC State and downtown Raleigh by 2032 through a planned bus rapid transit line along Western Boulevard. GoRaleigh and GoTriangle are already boosting frequent bus service near campus, while NC State adjusts Wolfline routes, trims parking and encourages students to shift toward regional transit options that Cary residents can also use.
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4. 'Learned my lesson': Wake school board chairman addresses speeding ticket in school zone (wral.com) ā Cary drivers are hearing directly from Wake school board chair Tyler Swanson after he was ticketed for speeding near West Cary Middle School and publicly pledged to change his habits. He thanked Cary police and is now working with local leaders on ideas like more visible road markings to improve school zone safety. The discussion could shape how school zones are enforced and designed around Cary.
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5. Your complete city-by-city guide to patio drinks in the Triangle this spring (newsobserver.com) ā If youāre looking for a great patio close to home, Bond Brothers Beer Company in downtown Cary is spotlighted as one of North Carolinaās most acclaimed breweries, with a lively brick patio packed with tables and lights. The guide also notes a nearby sister location on East Chatham Street and rounds up standout outdoor drinking spots across Durham, Raleigh, Chapel Hill, Carrboro and beyond.
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