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Recent Comments- Comment on Clean up Bolin Creek and Jordan Lake by Michael Birenbach April 6, 2012How did it go. Wish I was there to participate! Here they do this along the highways...LOL. http://tinyurl.com/7espfclMichael Birenbach
- Comment on Candidates take positions on Bolin Creek paving by Diane November 1, 2011Indeed. Thank you.Diane
- Comment on Candidates take positions on Bolin Creek paving by Michael Birenbach October 31, 2011Good to know. This site remains a valuable resource!Michael Birenbach
- Comment on Board of Aldermen delays Greenways Commission appointments by Joan Widdifield July 5, 2011This is an excellent recap of the tone of the last 18 months. I happen to live next to the creek and am a lifelong nature lover. Nature hikes are an important part of my daily life, and have been for decades. Our quality of life as a community will be high if we preserve what we have -- something no one can manufacture or create. Preservation in perpetuity i […]Joan Widdifield
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Tag Archives: Carrboro
The Best Choice for Bolin Creek
November 3, 2011 | Posted in: Opinion | Carrboro Citizen John N. Morris ♦ Well, it’s enough to restore your faith in reasoned discussion and democracy! After a healthy debate for more than a year about whether the OWASA easement … Continue reading
What’s different about Bolin Forest?
What’s different about Bolin Forest and why shouldn’t a 10 foot pave greenway be constructed there? First of all there are many kinds of greenways. Some greenways are natural surface when circumstances dictate it. The Town of Chapel Hill has … Continue reading
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Michael Birenbach
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What will we lose?
The barred owl won’t like pavement. The Barred Owl is one of the few Owls that can hunt by day. These Owls can be seen hunting from the shaded overhanging branches of Bolin Creek every morning. They perch directly over … Continue reading →