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SUPPORTING EXCELLENCE IN MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

Town Hall Day to follow a different schedule

Town Hall Day will be held June 4, 2008 in Raleigh. Town Hall Day is a legislative rally and one-day conference held during the General Assembly session. Municipal officials visit the General Assembly, attend legislative committee meetings, House and Senate sessions and meet with their legislators to discuss municipal issues. This year's Town Hall Day on June 4 will follow a different schedule, but one that is somewhat familiar to veteran municipal officials. Click here to register online.

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bright ideas for municipalitiesLocal governments across North Carolina are building with an eye toward sustainability. Click here for more information on ways to save energy.

The League is about to turn 100 and to celebrate this milestone, we want to make your town or city a star!

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About the Drought: Gov. Easley tells water managers to keep up water conservation measures

Don't let North Carolina crumble
Transforming Local Government Conference 2008 to be held June 4-6 Local Elected Leaders Academy
NCLM Core Principles 2007-08 Advocacy Agenda approved by membership
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American Cities '08: The Road to the White House runs through America's hometowns

WaterVision: The Future of Water Resources in North Carolina

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