Chapelboroham News, Notes & Stories: February 2013

I got a call from this number starting off with FBI reports and asking to put a sign in my yard. I pushed the option for do not call, called the number and got the same do not call option and pressed that one the second time, with a message telling me it would take up to 24 hours.
Why is it that this phone seems to remain in service? Is there no one at the FTC, FCC or at the state level able to go after these people?
The number appears to be one served by Verizon. I looked to see if there was a way to report such things to Verizon and nothing popped up on my first search.
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Other numbers I've noted in recent days - 919-741-5631 and 919-698-7339

N.C. Senate weighs public access to gun permit info - Winston-Salem Journal: State / Region

Before the law changes, why don't we collect all of this information for Chapelboroham and post it in lots of places? There appears to be nothing online.

Thursday, February 14, 2013

North Carolina Annexation Freeze Traps Chapel Hill Town Growth - Chapel Hill Magazine

Innovation

How does this compare with Chapelboroham events?

To Lower Suicide Rates, New Focus Turns to Guns - NYTimes.com

Note NC figures.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Pedestrian Hit By Car Faces Criminal Charge - Chapel Hill Magazine

The Australian Made Campaign - Welcome to Australian Made

This was covered today on TV5Monde news in French. It appears to have had a big positive impact with Australians buying locally produced for many reasons, but in spite of lower-priced competitors from other countries.

Police Log | The Herald-Sun

Seeing this story today makes me think that we really ought to record the full story of all guns that wind up involved in crimes or violence/misuse of any kind. What do I mean? In this case, let's make sure the public record - here, for example - shows the make and model of the gun involved in this incident, along with serial number. Let's answer the question publicly about the origin of the gun. Who bought it? When? How many owners has it had? How did it change ownership if it did? Where is it now? If with the police, what will they do with it short and long term? If taken out of circulation, how? If not, what happens to it, both during the disposition of the criminal charges and beyond?