Right to Know Threatened by NC Public Notice Bills
Editorial laments North Carolina House and Senate moves to cut public notice requirements. Bill 755 would replace newspaper notices with online or email alerts, risking overlooked mine and well permit proposals. Senate Bill 243 seeks to remove ads for self storage foreclosures, hurting consumers. A broader bill would drop notices for rezonings and road closings, harming Henderson County residents and broader publics.
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People’ S Right To
Chuck McGrady
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Empress Turns on Fresh Market Charm and New COB Recall
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