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Apex Passes $262 Million Budget with 1.75-Cent Tax Increase

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By Jane Porter Verified
| Indy Week Verified
Before their vote to adopt a $261.74 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year Tuesday evening, Apex’s five voting Town Council members all acknowledged it was a difficult decision for them to approve a 1.75-cent property tax increase for residents. Councilmember Ed Gray likened it to his 28-year-long marriage to his wife, “the smartest, most beautiful, most intelligent and caring person on this entire planet.” “Our secret is simple,” he said. “No one’s happy.
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Five Things We Learned From Healthcare Leaders’ Presentation to Wake County Commissioners

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By Jane Porter Verified
| Indy Week Verified
In a nearly four-hour-long work session Monday afternoon, the Wake County Board of Commissioners heard from WakeMed and Atrium Health leaders about the proposed $2 billion merger between Wake County’s independent nonprofit hospital system and Charlotte-based Atrium. The presentation comes ahead of a vote commissioners are expected to take later this summer on changes to WakeMed’s articles of incorporation and property agreement. Here are five things we learned from the presentation.
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Wake County Commissioners Poised to Support Well Fed Garden as New Site for Athens Drive Community Library

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By Jane Porter Verified
| Indy Week Verified
The Wake County Board of Commissioners seems poised to support a 2.6-acre site in Southwest Raleigh for the replacement of the Athens Drive High School Community Library.
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