Here at an information session about the Porthole Alley Redevelopment - the area where UNC meets downtown Chapel Hill between 134 and 144 E. Franklin Street. This project is being led by KieranTimberlake in collaboration with the university. It applies the themes of “welcome, connections, hubs” from the Campus Master Plan

Re COVID-19 clusters at UNC: My understanding is a cluster is only a cluster if they are all related to the same event i.e. the pharmacy school event or five people attending the same party

5+ cases on the same floor is not a cluster unless they are all from the same event This could explain why we’re seeing less housing clusters but still a plethora of cases on campus. If I’m understanding this incorrectly please let me know.

Line for a #CarolinaTogether covid-19 test this morning. Easily 40+ people ahead of me. The center opened at 9am today - timing how long it takes me to get through. I’m in the Walk-In line. There is a separate reservation line which is moving quicker than our line. My experience in the spring testing program was that reservations did not matter usually as we were all in one line which moved pretty quickly.

In Chapel Hill for the House Us Now march for affordable housing. Participants are gathering at the Peace and Justice Plaza on Franklin Street.

@WCHLChapelboro signs for the march