Post-election "Indy" discussion

Post-election "Indy" discussion - TOMORROW!

Greetings!

You are invited to join WakeUP Wake County and the Independent Weekly in a discussion on what election results mean for our future! Election outcomes will directly affect Wake County school policies, a future transit referendum, and how growth is handled. The discussion will also focus on what's ahead for the NC General Assembly.

WakeUP Wake County presents:

"The Indy's view on the Elections: What's it mean for 2011?"

Featuring The Independent Weekly's long-time political journalist, Bob Geary

Date/Time: Tuesday, November 16, 5:30-7 pm

Location: The Pit, 328 West Davie St, Raleigh

Admission free. Munchies provided. Cash bar

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Recent WakeUP news headlines:

Transit fairs well in 2010 elections - 73% of ballot measures pass
- Voters across the country approved 73 percent of state and local public transportation-related ballot initiatives.

Triangle population: fastest growing in the nation during the recession
- According to Newsweek, the Triangle is growing faster than any other metro in the nation, with even higher growth rates predicted for the future.

WakeUP speaks UP at recent Falls Lake stakeholder meeting
- WakeUP advocated for a strong, coordinated regional approach to monitoring pollution levels in Falls Lake and effective means to reduce them.

NEW Great Schools in Wake fact sheets
- Updated fact sheets on Wake County public schools: information on magnet, charter, and year round programs.

Sincerely,

Karen Rindge

Executive Director, WakeUP Wake County

karen@wakeupwakecounty.org

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