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After a neutral position on the upcoming elections, the writer of this blog has decided to second The Indy’s endorsement of Helen Tart for Raleigh City Council At-Large. I bumped in to her at the Oakwood Dog Park handing out fliers for her campaign.
Two of the recurring themes from this blog are historic preservation and dog-friendly businesses and places. She led the creation of the Oakwood Dog Park (unknown to me until I read the flyer) and she has a position against teardowns except for circumstances in which the neighborhood has a plan to preserve the character.

To learn more, visit Helen Tart’s blog.

2008 Goodnight, Raleigh!

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