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From North Charolette Today
Study ranks Charlotte #7 worst city in America for marijuana use
Charlotte, North Carolina is ranked the 7th worst “weed city” in America, according to a new report released by Real Estate Witch and cannabis shopping site, Leafly.
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City Of Charlotte Announces Extension Of The Survey Deadline To April 6
We have extended the survey deadline to April 6.
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City Of Charlotte Announces to Fill Out The Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Input Survey
LAST CHANCE: Monday is the last day to fill out the Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Input Survey:
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City Of Charlotte Announces Acceptance of Grant Requests For Eligible Arts And Culture Projects And Initiatives
ONE WEEK LEFT to request up to $30,000 for eligible arts and culture projects and initiatives.
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City Of Charlotte Announces Gratitude to CLTWater for Serving the Community
Thank you, @CLTWater for all you do to serve our community!
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City Of Charlotte Urges Restaurant and Bar Owners Apply To The Free Green Crown Program
Go green today for sustainability.
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City of Charlotte Launches New Community Newsletter
Charlotte Communication & Marketing on Friday launched the City of Charlotte's new City Speaks newsletter.
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Fast Five with Chief Reginald Johnson
In this edition of Fast Five, we feature Charlotte Fire Chief Reginald Johnson who oversees the Charlotte Fire Department which operates out of 43 fire stations and provides fire protection for approximately 850,00 people living in a 311 square-mile area.
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Albemarle Corporation Selects Charlotte for Advanced Lithium Technology Park
Albemarle Corporation, a global specialty chemicals company, has selected Charlotte for a state-of-the-art Albemarle Technology Park, creating 200 jobs in the University City neighborhood.
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Charlotte Fire Welcomes Saudi Firefighters as New Crewmembers
As part of the International Association of Fire Chief's International Fellowship Program, Charlotte Fire welcomed six Saudi firefighters to the ranks.
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Fast Five and Native American Heritage Month with Liz Babson
In this special edition of Fast Five, we feature Assistant City Manager Liz Babson who oversees the areas of mobility, planning, transit, and transportation for the City of Charlotte.
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Opportunity Fund Awards $264,000 to Arts and Culture Projects, Helps Fill Gaps in Existing Funding Structures
The City of Charlotte's Arts and Culture Advisory Board on Tuesday awarded more than $264,000 in grants to 16 projects by local artists and groups.
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City of Charlotte Launches TravelSafely App to Improve Traffic Safety
The City of Charlotte's Department of Transportation (CDOT) launched the TravelSafely App with a pilot project in South End.
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Ramp Charmeck portal will close applications to the general public on Nov. 15
Beginning Nov. 15, 2022, the RAMP CharMeck application portal will close to the general public and will no longer accept new applications for rental and utility assistance, either online or at the courthouse.
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Storm Water Services Takes Top Honors at APWA Conference
Storm Water Services Takes Top Honors at APWA Conference.
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Solve Industrial to open new distribution facility, expand headquarters in Steele Creek
Solve Industrial to open new distribution facility, expand headquarters in Steele Creek.
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Q&A: Opportunity Fund Grants
Q&A: Opportunity Fund Grants.
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Bosch Rexroth Announces Expansion to New State-of-the-Art Customizing and Research and Development Facility in Charlotte
Bosch Rexroth Announces Expansion to New State-of-the-Art Customizing and Research and Development Facility in Charlotte.
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Mayor Vi Lyles Announces New Charlotte City Council Committees
Mayor Vi Lyles Announces New Charlotte City Council Committees.
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Department of Education Deputy Secretary Visits Charlotte to Learn More About Mayor’s Youth Employment Program
Department of Education Deputy Secretary Visits Charlotte to Learn More About Mayor’s Youth Employment Program.