Posts from the ‘Downtown Raleigh’ category

Green spaces worth investing in

The Dorothea Dix property and The Wedge, a community garden near Hillsborough Street, don’t have a lot in common, but they do have two big things: 1. they…

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Get Around: The bus (+ interview)

This is the first post of a series called, Get Around. Today’s post features: The bus. Other posts will cover bikes, trains, walking, and even rickshaws!…

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In the 2 minutes before the social media event began

Last night I went to Ignite Raleigh, an event held at Lincoln Theater for local folks who have an interest in shaping and growing the Triangle. Page Crawford…

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Commuter Transit

Do you get that we need to double the bus system in Wake County? Because our population is set to double in 20 years. This video from…

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Top 10 posts on Downtown Dame in 2012

Here are the most popular posts on the blog from 2012! If you’re a new reader, or have been one since I started covering Downtown Raleigh…

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Happy New Year Downtown Raleigh

Powerful you. In 2013. Did you know you can ‘edit your city‘? Yep, Raleigh is an up and coming ‘open’ city and welds the knowledgeable thus…

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The case of Fidelity Bank’s mysterious Roman architecture

As neighbors tend to do, I bought something pre-owned on Craigslist from someone who only lives a few blocks away. I read the directions to her…

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This-time-of-year Performances

A list of theater, opera, ballet, and other live entertainment that is going on this time of year is the kind of information you need all in…

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Downtown Dame Gift Guide 2012

How do you feel about shopping locally for your holiday gifts this year? If it seems easier to just head to Target or the mall and…

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5 easy ways to show you’re thankful this holiday

Happy Thanksgiving to all my readers! I am thankful for you and hope you have a fun, happy turkey day. Sometimes the stress of travel and…

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Friday Funday: a poll

  I love polls. Not boringly long surveys—but polls, with their direct questions and short answers that make me think and answer, for just a quick…

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First Friday October 2012…and other new things

First and foremost, I want to address something HUGE. Downtown is in need of a grocery store. Farmers are in need of stepping stones. The Farmer’s…

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