US Congressman David Price discusses the rising tragedy and the need for immediate US response and aid in Haiti.
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Bill LuMaye
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Wake County Commissioners Debate SAS Minority Report
Republican Wake County Commissioner Tony Gurley calls to talk about the SAS EVAAS report, a recent study that raised questioned about the performance of minority students in the school system. Democrats and Republicans have come at odds over the validity of discussing this report, one that was a focal point on the diversity issues that influenced the last school board elections.
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Safety Center Gives Raleigh Taxpayers $705,000 Art Bill
Joey Stansbury, who heads the conservative group Wake Community PAC, questions the pricetag for Raleigh's new Police and Safety Center.
As part of an ordinace passed last year, all capital improvement projects must dedicate as much as one-half of one percent of the total cost of a project to Art. This will end up being passed on to taxpayers by a likely property tax increase of 8 percent over five years.
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As part of an ordinace passed last year, all capital improvement projects must dedicate as much as one-half of one percent of the total cost of a project to Art. This will end up being passed on to taxpayers by a likely property tax increase of 8 percent over five years.
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Wake School Board Keeps Making News
Wake County School Board Chair, Ron Margiotta talks to Bill about the new online survey regarding year-round schools and more!
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The Fate of Ted Kennedy's Seat
Tom Jenson, of Public Policy Polling, offers his perspective & that of his company's Polling on the fate of the upcoming Massachusetts. Special Election.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Dueling Chairmen: Pope vs. Nichols
Wake County Republican Chairman Claude Pope sits in with his counterpart; Democratic Chairman Jack Nichols.
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Pat McCrory: Privatize ABC Stores
Former Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory discusses why the state should get out of the Alcohol business & open the door to private industry.
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