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‘New Era for Downtown’: Chapel Hill Opens East Rosemary Street Parking Deck


One of downtown Chapel Hill’s longest standing projects and biggest transformations is now open to the public. The parking deck at 125 East Rosemary Street is open for business, as of Monday. Chapel Hill Mayor Jess Anderson said ahead of the ribbon-cutting on Monday that she sees this opening as a “new era for downtown Chapel Hill.” (Chapelboro.com)

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‘New Era for Downtown’: Chapel Hill Opens East Rosemary Street Parking Deck


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