WakeUP is a nonpartisan group of citizens concerned about the future of Wake County. We are voters, business people, educators, homemakers, grandparents, volunteers, and more who want to ensure that Wake County is healthy and competitive
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- Raleigh NC in 2006
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The YWCA of the Great Triangle and WakeUP Wake County held a forum on Wednesday December 16 to discuss the potential impact of the new Wake County Board of Education and its proposed policies...
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welcomes the formation of a new coalition of organizations, business
leaders, parents and citizen advocates who are working to ensure
educational excellence in the Wake County Public School System. See our website for more information and to JOIN!
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We are a community coalition of organizations, business leaders, parents and citizen advocates who are working to ensure educational excellence in the Wake County Public School System.
What if the naysayers are right and Wake's population doesn't double in the next 20 years - will we have cleaned up our water, improved public transportation, and created better schools for nothing? read more
Courtesy of The Carolinian Newspaper, NC's twice-weekly African-American newspaper, we are re-posting a topical three-part series of articles about the Wake County Public School System, written by Cash Michaels. Part 1, below, was first published in the print-only newspaper November 12, 2009...
Start: 12/16/2009 - 6:00pm End: 12/16/2009 - 7:30pm The YWCA of the Greater Triangle, along with Wake Board of Education member Keith Sutton and WakeUP Wake County, is hosting a community forum on Wednesday December 16 from 6 - 7:30 pm to discuss recent changes to the Board of Education, what they...
Courtesy of The Carolinian Newspaper, NC's twice-weekly African-American newspaper, we are re-posting a topical three-part series of articles about the Wake County Public School System, written by Cash Michaels. Part 2, below, was first published in the print-only newspaper November 19, 2009...
Start: 01/28/2010 - 5:00pm End: 01/28/2010 - 8:00pm Institute for Emerging Issues Announces Transit Forum read more
WakeUP Wake County Mark your calendar for the upcoming transit forum - Jan 28 at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh.
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Institute for Emerging Issues Announces Transit ForumThe Institute for Emerging Issues, in conjunction with WUNC TV and Blueprint America, is holding a public education forum, Transit in the Triangle: ...
WakeUP Wake County Happy hour tomorrow at Sitti! More info at the link below:
Location:Sitti
Time:5:30PM Tuesday, December 8th
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WakeUP invites members, supporters, and friends to join us for our monthly happy hour - a great opportunity to chat with others about local growth issues! This month's discussion topic: Raleigh's new development code.
Raleigh's new code will update and improve the city's zoning practices and urban development standards... to encourage quality growth and meet the vision outlined in the new Comprehensive Plan. Join us for an informal discussion with other WakeUP community members to learn about and share interests and concerns surrounding the new code. Raleigh City Councilors will be in attendance to answer questions and to explain "form-based coding" and other issues relevant to good growth planning for metropolitan areas.
Details:
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
5:30 - 7:00 pm
Sitti restaurant, corner of Wilmington St and Hargett St, Raleigh
Please note: Cash bar
Sponsored by: WakeUP Wake County
Questions? Contact Andrew Campbell at accampbe@ncsu.edu
Time:5:30PM Tuesday, December 8th
Location:Sitti
WakeUP would like to extend a warm welcome to its new 2010 Board members: Ram Athavale, Beverley Clark, Abeni El-Amin, Irene Gonzalez, and Don Mial.read more
WakeUP Wake County awarded three Wake County legislators with leadership awards at its annual meeting Monday November 16...
