Fraser Sherman has worked for newspapers, including the Destin Log, the Pensacola News-Journal and the Raleigh Public Record. Born in England, he’d still live in Florida if he hadn’t met the perfect woman and moved to Durham to marry her. He’s the author of several film reference books and has published one novel and several short story collections.
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- State Legislature Limits Carrboro’s Authority Over Development
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- “Exceptional drought” hits Orange County
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- If There’s Another Chantal, Carrboro Wants To Be Ready
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- How Can Carrboro Best Afford Needed Stormwater Projects?
- Solar Power? Lower Taxes? Chapel Hill Residents Weigh in on Spending $3 Million
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- South Orange Rescue Squad’s Been Saving People for 55 Years
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- Carrboro Waiting On FEMA Reimbursement
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- Chapel Hill in 1923: Chickens Arrive by Mail, Country Club and Beauty Parlor Are on the Way
- Is Carrboro Meeting Its Goals? Town Sets Benchmarks to Find Out
- Technical Rescue Team’s Amazing Adventures
- Chapel Hill Town Council Votes for Bigger Duplexes and Other Land-Use Changes
- Chapel Hill Settles Lawsuit Over Short-Term Rentals
- It’s Not Too Late To Prepare For A Frozen Weekend
- Carrboro Discusses Closing East Weaver Street to Weekend Drivers
- Traffic Circle at Hillsborough and Main Would Be Bad Idea, Carrboro Council Says
- Carrboro Film Fest Works To Capture The Southern Experience
- Documentaries Capture Stories Like a Book, Filmmaker Says
- For Carrboro’s Firefighter of the Year, Every Day Is Different
- On Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Carrboro’s Reach Exceeds Its Grasp
- Stopping Drunk Drivers Stops Tragedy Before It Happens, Carrboro Officer of the Year Says
- Carrboro Development Trends: Growth Pressures, Affordability Goals and a Community in Transition
- Winter Is Here, but We Can Still Keep Each Other Warm
- Local First-Responder CARE Team Brings Home Regional Award
- From Colorado to Carrboro, John Fussa Follows His Star
- Deck Town Hall With Bows of Holly — and Grape Vines and Conifers
- Could Carrboro’s Downtown Plan Kill Carrboro’s Charm?
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- “Beyond The Thirteenth Amendment” Celebrates The Anniversary Of Slavery’s End
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- Saluting A Life Of Service: Braxton Foushee Receives N.C. Award
- Carrboro Takes Stand Against “Terror In Our Communities”
- How Fast And How Big Can Carrboro Grow?
- This Weekend, Carrboro Fights Against the Plant Invasion
- Sometimes Our Minds Need First Aid As Much As Our Bodies
- Gerry Williams Loves Talking About Music, Not Just Selling It
- Local Residents Get Into the Spirit of Halloween Season (Photo Gallery)
- Will Carrboro’s Duke Energy Lawsuit Make It To Trial?
- Teens And Schools Can Change A Lot In 48 Years
- Would Revitalizing Carrboro’s Downtown Lead To Worse Floods?
- Does Carrboro Need More Mother-In-Law Apartments?
- Carrboro Can’t Achieve All Its Development Goals, Consultant Says
- Community School For People Under Six Celebrates Fifty-Five Years Of Carrboro Childcare
- Harris Teeter Gets Two More Years To Develop Lloyd Farm Land
- Town Council Wants More Answers Before Banning Cars From Weaver Street
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- From meat sauce to yoga, Carrboro offers recreation for fall
- When police aren’t what an emergency needs: enter the CARE Team
- Buc-ee’s Convenience Super-Store is Coming, Opposition Remains Opposed
- CHCCS School Year Begins Despite Budget Uncertainty, While Carrboro Studies Safe Routes To Schools
- Carrboro Budgets For Town Hall To Get Elevator, ADA-Compliant Restrooms, More Office Space
- Sick Chicks Pick Flicks: Chapel Hill Film Festival Celebrates Horror By Women
- Carrboro Fights Stormwater Lot By Lot
- State Fire Marshal Gives Carrboro Fire-Rescue Department Top Marks
- Replacing Carrboro Public Works Building Could Cost $10 Million
- Westwood Cemetery Gets More Space, Carrboro’s Roads Get New Surfaces
- What Kind Of Downtown Does Carrboro Want — And Need?
- Small Town, Big Responsibilities: Town Manager Patrice Toney On Her First Year in Carrboro
- Food In A Time Of Flood: Vimala’s Curryblossom Café Steps Up And Helps Out
- Even in State of Emergency, Chapel Hill and Carrboro Working Their Way Back to Normal
- Insurance And Donations: Problem-Solving In Chantal’s Aftermath
- Shock of Chantal Shakes Business Community
- Flooding Is Easy. Flood Prevention Is Hard.
- AFTERMATH OF CHANTAL: Orange County Reels From Flooding, Fatalities and Recovery Efforts
- Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Orange County Work To Recover From Chantal’s Rains
- Chapel Hill Historical Society Shares The Past Online
- Connecting With Renters Helps Carrboro Win Award
- Carrboro Town Council funds road repairs, safe streets and more
- If Cars Can’t Drive Up East Weaver St. – Where Will They Go?
- Carborro Council Balances Fire Safety vs. Pedestrian Safety
- This weekend, Carrboro invites you to follow the Pride Piper
- B3 Coffee Invites Members to Mingle with the Larger World
- Does Carrboro Town Staff and Town Council Need More Money?
- Carrboro Parking meets increasing demand
- Cut property owners some slack on taxes, residents tell Carrboro
- Carrboro town council discusses downtown development, land use
- Painting quilts connects Triangle artist with kindred
- Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools plan for stability, hopes for improvement
- Painting quilts connects Triangle artist with kindred
- Carrboro council argues whether it’s time to fish or cut bait on Bolin Creek
- Carrboro discusses budgeting in chaotic times
- State bills would gut much of Carrboro’s authority over development
- Budgeting for hard times: Carrboro anticipates what lies ahead
- How can Carrboro fight back against oppression? Residents have some ideas.
- After more than three decades – Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle is still going strong
- Carrboro’s goal: no dead pedestrians
- Chapel Hill Musical Duo Gets a PBS Spotlight
- Orange County has appraised the total value of Carrboro’s real estate at $3.78 billion, a 47% increase since the last revaluation in 2021.
- Which Carrboro roads need sidewalks and bike paths the most?
- Can Carrboro be both quirky and affordable?
- Baldwin Park playground closes, will improve and reopen in May
- Manager of new Carrboro library is ready to “embrace the messy”
- A long and winding road project: city staff explain why roadwork takes time
- Southern Branch Library has a “soft opening”
- Chapel Hill resident wins a 2025 Grammy
- When the Co-Gen railway stops running, what happens next?
- QR codes reveal E. Franklin Street’s history
- Making Maple Avenue Extension a one-way road is a bad move, neighborhood says
- Carrboro Film Fest showcases Southern films for the 19th year
- Carrboro contemplates making East Weaver Street pedestrian-only
- Carrboro sticks with diversity and equity while others shrink away
- Carrboro approves new Homestead Road subdivision
- New Town Hall employee ready to fight climate change
- Do disasters worry you? Carrboro wants to know
- Whom can you help? GoFundMe has some suggestions
- A thousand new spaces to park on Rosemary Street
- Carrboro says Duke Energy owes the town for climate change
- A run before the feast: Gallop & Gorge 8K race is a Carrboro tradition
- B3 brews coffee in the name of disability justice
- Chapel Hill’s HonorBridge helps the dead to help the living
- Curbs and bamboo become issues for Homestead Road subdivision
- Carrboro shines green light on veterans’ needs
- Carrboro wants your questions about affordable housing
- From FDR to Kamala Harris, a 102-year-old Chapel Hill resident pulls the lever
- Carrboro shoots for bicycling award, also receives stormwater award for Bolin Creek
- The 203 Project gets a name. The Greene Tract gets a development plan
- In Helene’s aftermath, Carrboro firefighters deploy to the mountains
- Douse your lights, save a bird
- Carrboro council votes for new stop sign, wonders if approval process is fair
- Carrboro town council discusses abortion rights, dangerous trees
- What to do with 164 undeveloped acres of Chapel Hill land?
- Say no to paid parking, Carrboro community cries to Council
- Carrboro bakery finds new home on Weaver Street
- Carrboro wants your opinions on plans for downtown and short-range county transit
- Carrboro Elementary PTA ensures that the school’s students have what they need
- Chapel Hill will grow through teamwork, new economic development director says
- Cooking, baking, help Mediterranean Deli owner survive a tough year
- Carrboro Council candidate Cristóbal Palmer talks housing, transportation, climate
- UNC research funding will be spent on Alzheimer’s, maternal health and more.
- Carrboro council candidate Isaac Woolsey talks buses, housing, disability rights
- What’s in a name? The public weighs in on naming the 203 Project
- Police Chief Atack crunches numbers for Carrboro Town Council
- Phase Three of Orange County Veterans Memorial almost complete
- Carrboro philanthropy faces Fidelity foreclosure
- Carrboro postpones charging for public parking, approves budget for next year
- Building affordable housing in Pathway Drive area won’t be easy, study says
- Kidzu Children’s Museum ready to grow
- Town budget for 2025 shrinks 15.8%, says finance director
- OWASA water rates rise $12 to finance fight against “forever chemicals”
- Revamped movie theatre Lumina is a tale of survival in Southern Village
- Carrboro mayor and city manager listed among top 100 black leaders in North Carolina
- Carrboro Town Council tackles development, fuel tanks, and mask bans
- One in four students skip school because of menstrual periods, North Carolina charity says
- Carrboro contracts to make Century Center more energy-efficient
- Carrboro’s library will soon become a lot bigger
- Virtual Carrboro expo offers help to business owners – Town Council debates land use rules
- Carrboro Town Council votes to bust language barriers
- The mentally ill need better than jail – Carrboro Police Department social worker says
- Celebrate Chapel Hill Public Library as it competes for a national medal
- What happens when a bricks-and-mortar business moves?
- Carrboro starts planning for when Co-Gen Rail route becomes a community greenway
- She never anticipated donating a kidney – now she works to help others do the same
- Site survey on Carrboro property cleared off too many trees – some residents say
- Carrboro should charge for downtown public parking, town council says
- Carrboro Council meeting – density debate dominates development talk
- From the Rock Wall works to get Black history right
- After a year running Chapel Hill PD, Chief Lehew still loves her work
- A mob lynched Manly McCauley in 1898 – Sunday, Carrboro memorializes him
- Chapel Hill Community History preserves memories of the pandemic years
- Council renames Carr Street for city’s first black council member, Braxton Foushee
- Carrboro reboots business loan program to reflect 40 years of change
- Chapel Hill makes plans for upgraded skate park and ADA-accessible playground
- Chapel Hill still has the authority to regulate short-term rentals
- At the first 2024 town council meeting, Carrboro discussed new stormwater-management program.
- Scott Conary shares his passion for making the coffee industry more equitable
- When the world grows dark, can a GoFundMe offer some light?
- Chapel Hill plans to become more disability-accessible over the next five years
- Despite new state laws, Carrboro and Chapel Hill score high on LGBTQ+ rights
- Cheese Shop Owners want to “matchmake” you with your perfect cheese
- Zoning Change for East Lakeview Development requested by developer
- Good Urban Design is Both Attractive and Useful
- Immigrants to Chapel Hill put their cooking on display
- Chapel Hill Library encourages patrons to support “the Right to Read”
- Two-Way Traffic May Return to Estes Drive This Winter
- Rezoning ordinance would allow 12-story condo building on East Rosemary Street
- Chapel Hill seeks to eliminate pedestrian fatalities
- Tragedy strikes before Grand Opening
- It’s hurricane season. Are you ready to keep your pets safe?
- Former Library bar now part of UNC Chapel Hill’s investment portfolio
- It was all in the name – Crazy Alan’s Emporium’s owner says farewell
- One road project wraps up while another is about to begin
- Changes at Eastgate Crossing Shopping Center in Chapel Hill