“The Indy’s view on the Elections: What’s it mean for 2011?” Featuring The Independent Weekly’s long-time political journalist, Bob Geary Date/Time: Tuesday, November 16, 5:30-7 pm Location: The Pit, 328 West Davie St, … Read More
High speed rail service is coming to Wake County with a stop in Raleigh. The deadline for public feedback on route location options has been extended to September 10, 2010! Please submit comments… Read More
Bike agenda spins cities toward U.N. control, Maes warns By Christopher N. Osher The Denver Post Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes is warning voters that Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper’s policies, particularly his efforts… Read More
Tired of seeing the same old thing when you’re driving around town? Think you are one of those people who experience driving hypnosis? Then time to wake up and see the cyclists! Something… Read More
TODAY is your chance to provide input on the future alignment of a proposed high speed rail line. Controversy continues to grow surrounding the best location and built form of a future high speed… Read More
The aim of Barclays Cycle Superhighways We’re building the Superhighways to: Improve cycling conditions for people who already commute by bike Encourage those who don’t to take to pedal power and keep fit… Read More
The state Department of Transportation is evaluating two routes through Raleigh for the Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor, which would give passenger trains a fast new shortcut to Richmond, Va. The proposed new track… Read More
Monday June, 28 Raleigh Convention Center 5:30-8:00 pm The Triangle Regional Transit Program will hold a Public Involvement Meeting at the Raleigh Convention Center. The purpose of the meeting is to explain the… Read More
While thoughts like catching a light rail train from downtown Raleigh to a Durham Bulls game runs rampant in our heads, New Raleigh caught up with Raleigh City Councilman and ardent proponent of… Read More
RALEIGH — A new report predicts a healthy demand by Triangle workers and students for commuter trains that could run every 40 minutes during the morning and afternoon rush hour. via Study: Rush-hour… Read More
