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Subject/Name: Roads - Raleigh
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- Firm hired to design road extension (Western Boulevard) - Ja 3 90 2B
- King Boulevard unveiled as avenue to development - Ja 13 90 1B
- Leesville Rd. school complex approved by the city - (Map) - Ja 19 90 1B
- New Leesville school road to be closed to the public - Ja 19 90 1B
- MLK Boulevard opens to traffic in Raleigh - Ja 25 90 14F
- Yards will shrink with wider road - Fe 2 90 1B
- Road work OK'd; More widening for Creedmoor - Fe 3 90 1B
- Editorial: - Streets belong to people - Fe 21 90 12A
- Right of way fee studied - Fe 21 90 2B
- Northwest Raleigh homeowners say (Byrum Woods) subdivision builder lags on roads - Fe 22 90 2F
- A stroll along these streets is trip through time; Biltmore Hills honors black notables - Mr 1 90 1F
- Elevated-street requirement proposed - Mr 2 90 2B
- Newly created dead end draws fire along old New Hope Church Road - Mr 7 90 1B
- More are going great on Atlantic Ave. - Mr 8 90 1F
- Few noise barriers planned for Beltline - Mr 13 90 1B
- 18-wheeler damages overpass; Busy Beltline exit ramp to be closed for months - Mr 28 90 1B
- County considers Capital Boulevard - Mr 31 90 2B
- Panel's St. Albans Drive plan satisfies neither side in dispute - Ap 10 90 1B
- Wake, Raleigh officials discuss watershed - Ap 17 90 5B
- Residents want more walls to contain noise from Beltline - Ap 20 90 1B
- Road collapse - (Photo) - Ap 26 90 1B
- Group petitions against road (Western Blvd.) once more - My 5 90 1B
- Road repairs face rough ride from fund woes - My 5 90 1B
- Western extension opponents accused of misleading blacks - My 9 90 1B
- Duraleigh plan irks residents; Neighbors fighting state's route for road - My 14 90 1
- City sides with foes of quarry; Duraleigh extension alternative backed - My 16 90 1B
- Street access at issue; Discord is rife over realignment of St. Albans - My 31 90 1F
- Questions of history could hold up plan to extend (Western) boulevard - Jn 12 90 3B
- Council panel endorses plan to widen Lynn Road to 5 lanes - (Map) - Jn 26 90 2B
- Duraleigh extension debate turns to forests vs. four-doors - Au 1 90 1B
- Residents ask city to reject Creedmoor Road changes - Au 8 90 3B
- Editorial: - More tar in Raleigh's lung - Au 20 90 8A
- Improved east-west traffic flow is one result of city bond issues - Au 27 90 1B
- 2 Beltline ramps get new lengths - Se 13 90 1B
- Wheels of change roll on Creedmoor Road - Oc 11 90 20F
- Voters may boost boulevard protest - No 2 90 1B
- Renamed street paves way for development - No 3 90 2B
- Boulevard opponents want vote; Dix-area supporters' petition makes gains - No 10 90 1B
- Group hands over petition on road extension (Western Blvd.) - De 5 90 2B
- To clear up confusion, Beltline may get its own road number - De 7 90 1
- State speeds Blue Ridge Road's growth spurt - De 10 90 1
- Elections board gets petition to block road (Western Blvd. extension) - De 11 90 2B
- City agrees to scrutinize Duraleigh plan - De 12 90 5B
- Western Blvd. foes' petition approved - De 20 90 1B
- Editorial: - Red light for Western Blvd. - De 26 90 14A
- Tar Heel editors speak: - Capital navigation may get a bit easier - De 30 90 7J
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