Two items from today's Raleigh News and Observer.
First, on the editorial page:
First, on the editorial page:
Hen-Picking
Sporting bumper stickers such as "My Pet Makes Me Breakfast," a plucky band of amateur chicken raisers is pushing into backyards nationwide and around the Triangle -- and pushing against some of the common boundaries for current-day urban and suburban living. Will hens be laying eggs in a subdivision near you?
For full piece, see: http://www.newsobserver.com/opinion/editorials/story/652279.html
Second, some dude thinks keeping chickens is a "public health-care issue."
Sporting bumper stickers such as "My Pet Makes Me Breakfast," a plucky band of amateur chicken raisers is pushing into backyards nationwide and around the Triangle -- and pushing against some of the common boundaries for current-day urban and suburban living. Will hens be laying eggs in a subdivision near you?
For full piece, see: http://www.newsobserver.com/opinion/editorials/story/652279.html
Second, some dude thinks keeping chickens is a "public health-care issue."
Whichever came first, chickens and eggs could be labeled a zoning violation in Garner
Kinea White Epps, Staff Writer
GARNER - Passing through a neighborhood on Clearview Street, Mark Kleinfelter wasn't expecting to see chickens roaming about the yard.
"I just thought this couldn't be real," said Kleinfelter, who is an equipment service technician for the federal government. "To me it's a public health-care issue."
For full piece, see: http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/652458.html
Kinea White Epps, Staff Writer
GARNER - Passing through a neighborhood on Clearview Street, Mark Kleinfelter wasn't expecting to see chickens roaming about the yard.
"I just thought this couldn't be real," said Kleinfelter, who is an equipment service technician for the federal government. "To me it's a public health-care issue."
For full piece, see: http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/652458.html