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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

 

WakeUp Wake County Update

WakeUP Wake County
HEAD TO THE POLLS - Early voting begins October 14!Watch video coverage of Wake Board of Commissioner Candidate Forum!
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Dear Friends,

Early voting begins on October 14. It is crucial that EVERY person votes in the upcoming election as local decisions, particularly those made by Wake Board of Commisioners, will determine YOUR future quality of life. Wake Board of Commissioners are responsible for working to protect your drinking water supply and make decisions on affordable housing, schools, and many other pressing growth-related issues. Remember, all Wake voters can vote in all commissioner races. Click here to view early voting locations and times.

WakeUP's September 27th Candidate Forum for Wake County Commissioners was a success! With over 160 voters in attendance we KNOW we helped educate the community about the elections! We hope you will share the forum video with friends as the election nears:


In addition to online access, RTN10 (Raleigh Television Network on Time Warner Cable) will air the forum daily through October 25. Click here to view the complete televised schedule.

Select a link below for post-forum press coverage:
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Great Schools in Wake, a WakeUP Wake County led coalition, will bring greater insight into the costs and consequences of our changing school system in an upcoming forum, free and open to the public!  See below for more information:

Saturday, October 16, 8:00 am - 12:30 pm
NCSU McKimmon Center, Raleigh

Space is limited, so please...
REGISTER TODAY!
This timely forum will educate our community about the economic impact of Wake County School Board policy changes on the health and prosperity of our local economy.
Speakers include:
  • Tom Bradshaw, Former Mayor, City of Raleigh
  • John Chesser, UNC-Charlotte Urban Institute
  • Tom Oxholm, Former Wake County School Board Member
  • Amy Hawn Nelson, UNC - Charlotte
  • Helen Ladd, Duke University
  • Tama Bouncer, President, Wake NC Association of Educators
  • Jim Goodmon, President & CEO, Capital Broadcasting Company
Print the forum flyer--share with friends! CLICK HERE


Sincerely,

Karen Rindge
Executive Director, WakeUP Wake County
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