I asked each of the main retirement communities in Chapel what is the average age of their newest residents. Here is the response:
Galloway Ridge – “low seventies”
Carol Woods – 73
Cedars – 74.5
Carolina Meadows - 80
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
"Trains and Vans May Beat Taxis to the Airport" - NYTimes.com
And in Chapelboroham, what's the trend?
Sunday, August 9, 2009
"News Site Keeps Focus on Town’s Recession" - NYTimes.com
Who is doing the best job of watching recession in Chapelboroham?
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Make the Varsity a non-profit theater? - chapelhillnews.com
See the third letter on this link advocating non-profit status for the Varsity so as to keep it operating.
I'd say it's a function of commitment; how many people are willing to put up money in the way that Weaver Street Market is organized to support a community movie theater? That's the real issue. There is no reason not to try!
In France, where I spend a lot of time, the city of Nice acquired a theater with many problems and has turned it into a quite successful operation. Instead of concentrating on two screens, tho, the Nice theater has about 6 smaller ones and perhaps 30 films shown over the course of each week.
I think other formulas need to be tried both in organizing the theater and in what and how films are shown. I do not know what the architectural considerations may be but perhaps the same idea would work even better in another space.
I'd say it's a function of commitment; how many people are willing to put up money in the way that Weaver Street Market is organized to support a community movie theater? That's the real issue. There is no reason not to try!
In France, where I spend a lot of time, the city of Nice acquired a theater with many problems and has turned it into a quite successful operation. Instead of concentrating on two screens, tho, the Nice theater has about 6 smaller ones and perhaps 30 films shown over the course of each week.
I think other formulas need to be tried both in organizing the theater and in what and how films are shown. I do not know what the architectural considerations may be but perhaps the same idea would work even better in another space.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
"Senator Foy?" - The Chapel Hill Magazine Blog
Hmmm. It's a good idea not to confuse happy-talk Chapel Hill Magazine with journalism. Note SHANNON's commitment to support FOY in the Senate race, should he enter it. At least we know where he stands, but I look forward to reading about the candidates elsewhere.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
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