Drivers with whom WRAL News spoke Tuesday said they have seen more graffiti in recent weeks, especially along Raleigh overpasses and interstates. Some want something done to clean it up more quickly.
Graffiti runs up thousands of dollars in the UA’s checkbook each month, and the crime of opportunity often seen as harmless expression has costly consequences at the UA. “Graffiti is somewhat ...
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