Heather losurdo raleigh

Lower Fees. Selling a home is not just getting the listing and putting in the system. It's building a relationship, listening and engaging. It's about actually "marketing" your home. It's online. It's knowing where to find the buyers that are looking for your home and so much more. Selling or Buying, my goal is to coach my clients on potential pitfalls, strong negotiation strategies and working diligently to provide a stress free transaction for you that gets us across the finish line - the closing table.

Alyssa and Ashley Losurdo are scheduled to be at school with their year-round track schedules. NC therapist 'not surprised' at increase in hate crimes against Asians.

Chatham County high school senior dies in car crash. NC man identified as victim No. Remembering the life, legacy of Sheriff Hubert Peterkin. Motorcyclist killed in crash with tractor trailer in Spring Lake. The election would give District 3 voters very clear choices on supporting the new school board community schools policy or not. Hill spent his entire career as a teacher and principal in the Wake County Public School System before retirement, when he began preparing new teachers at NC State and successfully ran for the school board in As a parent of two middle school children in Wake public schools, Losurdo presents herself as invested in the school system, but not an insider.

I understand when our children come home and my biggest concern is that the bar of expectations has been lowered across the board for all children. And I believe that I bring to the table a creative mindset, a fresh set of eyes that have not been involved in the system per se.

Finishing up his first term — of which the last year and a half has been spent on a board marked by partisan rancor over monumental changes to the school system — Hill points to challenges that he has helped the board meet. Hill voted with his Democrat-backed colleagues against the board majority in when they abolished the decade-old socioeconomic diversity policy.

He is concerned about funding for high-poverty schools such as Walnut Creek Elementary, which will open under a new student assignment policy. With finite resources in years of tight budgets, he added, such moves force tough decisions about where to allocate resources without funding increases.