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David Knight, Trying to Have it Both Ways on the Quarry, Fails His Constituents and His Convictions

David Knight, Trying to Have it Both Ways on the Quarry, Fails His Constituents and His Convictions

by T N | Aug 12, 2020 | Blog

As a candidate for City Council, David Knight campaigned on opposition to the RDU Quarry.  He made his position clear in statements to both INDYWeek and the News & Observer. To INDYWeek he said:      INDYWeek Candidate Questionnaire – David Knight   To...

Courtney Napier Weighs In on Forte Appointment and Gentrification

by T N | Jul 27, 2020 | Blog

Posted here are some excerpts from Courtney Napier’s recent op-ed for INDY Week. Why did Raleigh City Council give Carmen Cauthen unanimous support, then turn around and vote six-to-one for Stormie Forte to take the District D seat vacated by Saige Martin?

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