Lecture highlights African American contributions to medicine
The City of Raleigh Museum will host a lecture titled "Born to Heal: African Americans in Medicine" on November 15. The event will delve into the contributions of African Americans to the medical field during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Raleigh announces start of seasonal loose leaf collection on November 12
The City of Raleigh is set to begin its annual loose leaf collection on November 12. Residents are encouraged to rake leaves into piles near the curb, but not in the street, for collection by city crews equipped with a vacuum.
- Community invited to shape garden space at Walnut Creek Wetland Park
- Raleigh opens grant applications for nonprofit arts programs
- Magic and Mischief Festival returns to Fletcher Park this November
- Raleigh marks White Cane Awareness Day focusing on accessibility improvements
- Raleigh Water complies with new EPA standards for tap water safety
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Cold water paddling education event offers free training in Forest Ridge Park
The Cold Water Paddling Education event aims to educate participants on the essentials of cold water safety and preparation. Attendees will learn about appropriate clothing for cold water conditions, including when to wear a dry suit or wet suit. Additional considerations for planning a winter paddling trip will also be covered.
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Creds2Careers offers free workforce training for young adults
Attend a three-week workforce development training camp to build skills and resources for success in work and school. This initiative, known as Creds2Careers, is designed for young individuals aged 16-24 who have little to no work experience. Participants will engage in a structured program that includes working as paid interns with industry partners and enrolling in postsecondary training programs for continued growth.
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Haunted Trolley Tours seeks volunteers for downtown Raleigh event
The Historic Raleigh Trolley is inviting volunteers to participate in its Haunted Trolley tours. This event offers riders a journey through downtown Raleigh, featuring stories of historic hauntings. Volunteers will wear ghostly costumes and "haunt" the trolley during its route. This opportunity is ideal for those interested in participating in a haunted house experience.
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Family & kids events this week in North Raleigh: Oct. 13-19
Don't miss out on these family & kids events happening in North Raleigh this week.
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Which former North Raleigh Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Oct. 14?
These former North Raleigh Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Oct. 14.
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Community hosts Pink Out Celebration for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
A special event is set to take place in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The community is invited to participate in a Pink Out Celebration in the Park on October 26, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. This gathering aims to bring people together to raise awareness and show support for breast cancer survivors and those currently battling the disease.
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Raleigh organizes coat drive for those in need this winter
The City of Raleigh is organizing the "Coats Cause We Care" drive for 2024, aiming to distribute free coats to children and adults in need. This initiative also seeks to promote volunteerism and environmental sustainability.
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Raleigh Police deploys officers for Hurricane Helene recovery efforts
Raleigh Police Department officers and staff have been dispatched to assist with law enforcement and recovery efforts in the Black Mountain area of western North Carolina. A total of 39 employees were deployed on Friday in response to the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
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How many police incidents were reported in Raleigh during week ending Oct. 5?
Raleigh police reported a total of 1,163 incidents during the week ending Oct. 5, according to the latest data from the Raleigh Police Department Open Data.
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New program promotes cultural diversity education for preschoolers
Community leaders are emphasizing the importance of introducing young children to cultural diversity. They believe that teaching preschoolers about different cultures can broaden their perspectives and promote respect and appreciation for diversity. To support this initiative, a new Social Diversity Reading Program has been established.