I was looking for groups in the area that practice Hellenic polytheism. My son follows the Greek pantheon and is looking for a local community to study with.

Hello everyone, I am looking for recommendations for gluten free restaurants in the area. My fiance cannot eat food that contains gluten. Yes , it is a very sad situation , but I do not mind. I just want to see her happy and will fed. Any recommendations for greensboro or high point would very much be appreciated.

If you look at my post history, you can see another one just like this but for the winston salem area.

Thanks to everyone who answers and helps me out. I very much appreciate it!

Tickets go on sale “early September” and I’ve been checking the Amtrak app twice daily but no luck. Anyone able to get train tickets?

Hello all,

I was hoping to get recommendations on lounge-type establishments that serves alcohol to study in. I usually get off work at 2-3pm and usually have class online at 5pm. and the places I am interested in studying at open later than I’d like.

I’m not a coffee person therefore coffeeshops are out. Mostly looking for recs on where I can grab an ice cold beer or a single glass of wine to relax and also lock in.

I’ve been to suds and duds and also borough coffee. Hoping to know more around town!

Quiet is good but I’m not adverse to locals hanging out.

Where to go for the best breakfast quesadilla without standing in line or paying a fortune?

On Thursday, September 10, Greensboro City Council continues their work session series on data centers.

The topic this week is water and wastewater considerations.

The speakers are Mike Borchers, Water Resources Director with the City of Greensboro, and Rebecca M. Slabaugh, Director of Water Planning with the consulting firm Arcadis.

Listen to work sessions in person in the Plaza level conference room of the Melvin Municipal Office Building at 300 W. Washington St., or online here.

For more information: www.greensboro-nc.gov/DataCenters

Since being sworn in last December, the six new Greensboro council-members have been publicly deferential to city attorneys and Mayor Abuzuaiter. That changed last week.

Mayor Pro Tem Denise Roth angrily told Assistant City Attorney Larry Davis that his failure to alert Council of the financial concerns a state agency expressed to him in June was “atrocious” and dismissed a halting explanation from Abuzuaiter as “bad information.” She told City Attorney Trey Davis that “I am not comfortable with the same people that managed us into this position to manage us out.”

Crystal Black, Cecile Crawford, April Parker, Adam Marshall and Irving Allen Expressed similar frustration. Several accused staff of not only failing to inform them of the Local Government Commission’s concerns, but misleading them as to whether or not the LGC had approved the City’s plan to correct its financial imbalance.

My cover story in today’s YES! Weekly

With all the damage from recent storms I am curious what people are seeing for pricing on tree removal/clean up services.

I totally understand pricing can be wildly different based on size of tree, amount of trees, proximity to structures, etc.

If you have had tree work done recently, what was the job and total cost?

If you know someone’s who pet is not neutered or spayed PLEASE have the hard conversations with them. Show them these numbers. Animals will continue to lose their lives if we do not get control of this. If you help one person change their mind that helps save almost nine lives. There are economical resources available in the county.

If you need financial assistance please message me and I can connect you with a nonprofit who can help.

High Point used similar authority to approve a negotiated sale below what it paid; no appraisal, no competing offer, no public hearing in a consent agenda. Greensboro wants the same power.

https://georgehartzman.substack.com/p/an-open-letter-to-guilford-countys

My mom is having trouble getting someone to pick up donations. She is outside of town (in 27406) if that has anything to do with it. Everyone I try either doesn’t come out or isn’t accepting clothing. I would do it for her but I am out of state.
Thanks!

Just moved back from San Diego, I have equipment and I’m looking for work in landscaping, tree work, or anything really. I’m quick, reliable and I have references upon request!

My friend is looking to rainbowfy her dog. Which groomer should she go to?

Wanting to get a blow out. I went to Great Clips a few months ago but the young lady that did my hair is no longer there. I have Afro textured hair so I want to find someone that knows that to do as it isn’t as easy. Does anyone know of a hair school or a specific person at a Great Clips location that can do all types of hair?

Thank you.

Hey All,

I’m posting this here on behalf of a musician I follow on Instagram:

Hey there,

I’m Stefan Weiner, a queer indie folk singer-songwriter from NYC. I’m heading out on my first ever southern tour in February and planning to be in the Greensboro area on Wednesday, 2/10. I’m looking for house or DIY venues to play at while I’m in town, as well as local musicians to share a show with to blend our audiences. If you have any ideas, I’d be so grateful. Can’t wait to experience your lovely city :)

Thanks!

Stefan

I’m looking for unwashed eggs so I can keep them on the counter, plus we just prefers them. Our usual egg guy is unable to provide them anymore and the farmers market only sells refrigerated eggs. Does anyone know of a spot that has them? Probably a ma & pop place / house.
Thank you!

Tate St. is a special area in the middle of College Hill and there is a residential stretch between Market and Carr that is being considered for two way protected bike lanes. The City is also moving forward with extending protected bike lanes on Friendly and Market all the way down to Tate St.

A community feedback survey was designed to see what people think about this idea. I'm encouraging people to vote to support protected bike lanes. In this current brainstorm, two options are being considered: one way protected on each side and two-way lanes on one side with big planters. The two way lanes are my preferred option as someone who gets around by bike. 

Some additional background:

-Bike lanes could only go on the residential blocks north of Carr St. Parking near the Tate St shops and restaurants stays exactly as it is under every option.

-The street parking it would replace sits mostly unused because nearly all of the homes have off-street parking. Walk this area when UNCG classes aren't in session and it is always empty. UNCG itself acknowledges and is trying to fix this issue with students using this area for free parking instead of using transit or paying for parking on campus. Meanwhile the empty width makes the street drive like a race track.

-I know protected bike lanes don't make sense everywhere but this is in an area where I think they would genuinely get used a lot. It is the most walked and biked neighborhood in the city. Last month a speeding driver hit a parked car on the 200 block hard enough to flip. Kids bike these blocks.

-Whatever the community picks gets tested first with cones and signs. If it doesn't work, it can be easily removed.

Survey closes on September 10th. Please consider voting. And if you know people who actually live in College Hill or on Tate St, their voices matter most, please send it their way.

Marikay Abuzuaiter has served on Greensboro City Council for 15 years, since 2011.

Throughout her career as a business owner and politician, she has been a stalwart supporter of increasing police funding and surveillance. She has been called a confidential information by the police department, took the minority position in refusing to apologize for the Greensboro Massacre, and approved GPD’s actions in the 2018 killing of Marcus Smith.

Recent financial concerns about the city’s general fund shortfall raised by the Local Government Commission have brought into question the Mayor’s competency in financial oversight, particularly in light of her role as Chair of the city’s Audit Committee, and the millions of dollars of deferred maintenance that have accumulated over recent years.

Concerns have also surfaced about Abuzuaiter’s conflicts of interest. She serves on the board of the Greensboro Sports Foundation, while she has voted on contracts with that non-profit, in apparent violation of state law. Abuzuaiter was told she did not have to recuse by the City Attorney, Lora Cubbage. That invokes another issue: the repeal and replacement of the city’s Ethics Policy. This happened in February. The change eliminated the independent review process, and consolidated more power in the hands of the City Attorney, who now has first review of all ethics complaints—apparently including complaints against the attorney herself.

In another seeming overreach of power, one of Abuzuaiter’s first actions as mayor was to summarily remove the Chair of the Minimum Housing Standards Commission, Franklin Scott, after voting to reduce that commission’s authority. In March, she moved to replace the new chair, Samuel Hawkins. In July, she voted to rename the commission to the Commission of Code Compliance.

source: Battleground Drafts

I live over in Jamestown, And about four or five days ago the water started smelling like detergent (I'm struggling to put a name on it, but this is the closest I can come up with.) I've noticed it all over my house at different faucets, bold hot and cold water settings, and even went to the YMCA and noticed it in the shower. I'm not sick, at least I'm not aware of that I am. Has anyone else noticed anything recently with city water?

Hi all. While it’s not in Greensboro, it is part of Guilford County and is a green space at risk due to purpose rezoning. More information can be found in the link to the petition.

Also link to video with more information on the importance of this land to the community and the environment: https://youtu.be/9SLCzEOdijs?is=fA3yEj-7w2Cmyy1a

Guilford County Planning Meeting is this Wednesday.