South Durham in Five: Development setbacks, a wage freeze, and a surge in car break-ins
Five questions from this week's Southpoint Access reporting, plus grocery prices, restaurant inspections, and a busy weekend around Durham.
Wes Platt
Good morning, South Durham!
It's Saturday, Nov. 14, and we've got a little bit of everything this week.
Two development proposals ran into opposition at the Durham Planning Commission. City employees are facing the possibility of another year without an increase in the city's minimum livable wage. And police reports show a sharp rise in thefts involving vehicles across our coverage area.
Meanwhile, Durham's reservoirs didn't get much help from last week's rain, and an unidentified local gas station has attracted the attention of North Carolina's attorney general.
There's a lot to catch up on, so let's get into this week's five questions.
