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Sweetgreen opening locations in 4 new cities this year: See where
Naomi Osaka · United States

Sweetgreen opening locations in 4 new cities this year: See where

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Sweetgreen's chief development officer said the chain will open locations in four new cities, with the goal of opening 40 by the end of the year.See the Story
Land-Based Sensors Reveal Coastal Flooding Is Far More Frequent than Previously Thought
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Land-Based Sensors Reveal Coastal Flooding Is Far More Frequent than Previously Thought

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Flooding in coastal communities is happening far more often than previously thought, according to a new study from North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The study also found major flaws with the widely used approach of using marine water level data to capture instances of flooding.See the Story
EarthTalk: How energy companies foil climate activists
Climate Activism · Cornelius

EarthTalk: How energy companies foil climate activists

Dear EarthTalk: How do oil and gas companies foil efforts by climate activists? —J.L., via email June 13. In recent years, many climate activists have protested against oil and gas companies for their role in exacerbating climate change. Recent examples include the ubiquitous “Just Stop Oil” protests, which have shown up from the Louvre Museum […]Read Article

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Sunset Cove development plans on hold amidst neighborhood concerns

By Dave Vieser. One day after Cornelius Today published an online article about the July 8 hearing on the Sunset Cove Nantz Road project, the town announced that the public hearing has been postponed indefinitely. Quotable “The town was notified on June 12 by the Sunset Cove rezoning applicant that they wish to pause their […]Cornelius · CorneliusRead Article

Police Blotter: June 4-10

As reported by the Cornelius Police Dept. Incidents Incident Nature Incident address Reported Disposition Victim/Complainant 250604032 Fraud 17010 Kenton Dr 09:00:00 06/04/25 ASN PNC Bank 250604067 Damage Property 19600 W Catawba Av 14:49:00 06/04/25 ACT Jason Bocchino 250605026 Larceny 10228 Glenmeade Rd 06:47:00 06/05/25 ASN Brian Duncan 250606050 Larceny Vehicle 9904 Adelie Ct 11:03:51 06/06/25 […]Cornelius · CorneliusSee the Story

Sunset Cove public hearing set for July 8

Event space and future homes | Source: Griffin Family June 12. By Dave Vieser. The long-awaited Planning Board public hearing on the Sunset Cove project planned for Nantz Road will be held on Tuesday July 8, at 6:30 pm in Town Hall. Project applicant Larry Griffin Jr. seeks rezoning for 8.6 acres of lakefront property at 18311/18323 Nantz Road to convert two existing single-family homes into an event space for weddings and corporate events to be…Cornelius · CorneliusRead Article

Not this year but a tax increase lies ahead due to deferred expenses

June 11. By Dave Vieser. The Cornelius Town Board has unanimously approved Town Manager Andrew Grant’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2026, totaling $39.4 million. The spending plan carries the same property tax rate as this year—17.31 cents per $100 of assessed valuation—while funding many vital services in Cornelius, including the police and fire departments […]Taxes · CorneliusRead Article

Letter to the Editor: Cashmere at Lake Norman makes sense

June 11. [Opinion] We appreciate the Cornelius Planning Board’s thoughtful review of our proposed six-story mixed-use project, Cashmere at Lake Norman. While we were disappointed by the recommendation to reduce the project to three stories, we were encouraged by the many positive comments about the project’s design integrity, community benefit, and potential to revitalize a […]Cornelius · CorneliusRead Article

Planning Board recommends approval of a smaller, 3-story project on Jetton at Bethel

June 10. By Dave Vieser. At their June 9 meeting, the Cornelius Planning Board concurred with the town planning staff, recommending zoning approval for the Cashmere condominium/mixed use building but at a height of three stories, not six. The project is proposed for a vacant lot on the northwest corner of Jetton Road extension and […]Cornelius · CorneliusRead Article

Oh, the places we went

CATS MICRO | Jason Benavides. June 10. Oh, the places you’ll go…with CATS Micro. The on-demand, shared-ride service launched in late February and while it has limited range it’s hard to argue the value. For only $2.20 you can travel anywhere within the designated zone. I decided to try out the new transportation option and […]Read Article

Say goodbye to the Village Rider

June 10. By Dave Vieser. As expected, the North Mecklenburg Village Rider bus route will be discontinued effective Monday July 7. The Village Rider is a local bus route which has served Cornelius, along with Huntersville and Davidson for many years. Also ceasing operation July 7 is the Davidson Shuttle. Charlotte Area Transit Service’s (CATS) […]Read Article

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