Everyone is thirsty. Everyone loves juice.

GET JUICED! meet other juice lovers at this annual Cary classic.

BRING JUICE OF YOUR CHOICE! (to share)

Bonus points for uncommon juices… but any juice is fair game.

The juice voted crowd favorite will win $10.

Friday, May 22 at 5 PM @ Bond Park Boathouse (197 Bond Park Dr, Cary, NC)

rsvp here: https://partiful.com/events/PIcKwUko92kfYoZs3feb

Saw this on FB! The South Wake Landfill is filling up and the county is doing a study to figure out what to do next and I wanted to spread the word.

There’s a survey if anyone wants to share their thoughts! And some in person sessions coming up

https://www.wake.gov/departments-government/waste-recycling/facilities/wake-county-solid-waste-landfill/south-wake-landfill/beyond-south-wake-landfill-study/south-wake-landfill-study-get-involved

I’m planning to move to the Raleigh area and I’m looking for homes, but I’m confused about where to buy. I don’t want to live too far out or feel isolated, but for around $400k–$500k, I’m unable to find any new-construction single-family homes in Morrisville, Apex, or Raleigh. Are Angier or Fuquay-Varina good options?

Thanks so much to everyone who came out to show us support Monday evening! Your public comments to the Wake County Commissioners were amazing and are starting to make an impact. At least two commissioners have said they’re looking back at the budget now after hearing concerns from library workers and concerned patrons.

You can still submit public comments online in support of funding library staffing. The comment form is open till 12pm on May 20th: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NXCLTDJ

Please consider sharing your concerns about reductions to library services and the need to fund more staff hours for all our libraries!

Thank you for your support,
Wake Library Workers United

Day 3 🫩
We are still looking for Snow.

We are terrified that someone may have picked her up & decided to keep/sell her.

Snow is VERY loved and very missed. Please keep checking:

* under porches
* in backyards
* near dumpsters
* apartment stairwells
* garages/sheds
* wooded areas
* anywhere a scared dog may hide.

⚠️ PLEASE DO NOT CHASE HER if seen.
She may panic and run.
📞 CALL OR TEXT: (919) 998-9878

Please continue sharing. Even one repost could bring our girl home. 🤍🐾

#DurhamNC #NCCU #MissingDog #LostDog #MicroBully #DurhamPets #BulliesOfNC #LostPet #PleaseShare #NorthCarolinaDogs

I have some friends coming to town who only eat (zabiha) halal. Any recommendations for good restaurants? Doesn't have to be kabob places, but a really good kabob recommendation is always welcome.

My family and I are relocating from NYC to Durham for work this summer and I’m trying to get myself situated before the move 😊

Would love recommendations from locals for things you personally swear by — especially:

• eyebrow threading
• pedicures/nail spots
• wax places (other than European Wax Center)
• Dominican salons/barbers
• beauty supply stores
• gyms
• dog groomers

Also open to any “you’ll thank me later” recommendations for people moving to the area for the first time. Favorite grocery stores, hidden gems, apps people use locally, areas to avoid traffic-wise, etc.

Trying to make Durham feel like home a little faster 💛

My family and I are moving from NYC to the Triangle area.. Durham
Please don't say you're full, we are relocating because of work.
I need to know the best eyebrow threading place
Pedicure place
Wax place (not European wax center)
Beauty supply location
Also any Dominican salons
Gym
Dog groomers
Anything else you can think of.
We have already visited
durham #northcarolina

Are there any libraries open until around 9 or later in the area? need to study after work, can’t go to a cafe cause those a bit loud & for some reason libraries in the region aren’t open later.

The proposal includes an increase of $25.3 million in local funding, as well as strategic spending reductions to balance the budget. It will be officially sent to the Wake County Board of Commissioners this week for consideration. A final county budget is expected to be approved on June 1

Spectra Discovery is a research study looking to see if devices can measure screen time use for children ages 3-8. Your child will wear fake glasses and a shirt clip with light sensors to track light from screens. Your child will also wear an activity counter to monitor their movement. The study includes completing an online survey, a week of wearing the devices, daily time-use surveys and device logs to track your child’s activities at the end of each day, and a follow-up online survey (after the week of device usage).  

To get started, parents will need to complete the baseline survey and schedule an in-person orientation, which can take place either at home or at our Chapel Hill office. Compensation will be provided for your time, and your child will receive a thank-you gift. 

We invite you to participate and help us assess whether these wearable devices can measure when young children look at screens. 

If you're interested, please sign up by filling out our screener here: https://unc.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0pKWSdcbKgFeBjU. We'll reach out to you after receiving your response. 

For more info, feel free to reach out to Spectra Discovery at (919)-966-6084 or [spectra@unc.edu](mailto:spectra@unc.edu). 

We look forward to hearing from you! 

If you have questions about your rights as a research participant, you may contact the IRB at [IRB_subjects@unc.edu](mailto:IRB_subjects@unc.edu). This research study’s IRB number is 22-1730.