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The Manufacturer’s Apologist: Looking Back At Gary Green’s Time At Forsyth Tech

Forsyth Tech, Year In Review / By C.P. Tew

It’s that time of year: time to look back on 2018 and reflect on the events and the people who shaped our community for better or worse. Dr. Gary Green has led Forsyth Technical since July 2001. He will officially leave FTCC on December 31.

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Transformation?

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Winston-Salem Chronicle Archives
Winston-Salem’s African-American Neighborhoods: 1870-1950
Historic and Architectural Resources of African-American Neighborhoods in Northeastern Winston-Salem ca. 1900-1947
Reynoldstown: Race, Blight, Disease, Highway Construction and the Transformation of Winston-Salem
Urban Renewal in W-S 1951-1966
Urban Renewal Report 1972

“A little $22.6-million project with maybe $11 million in city involvement turned into a colossal project that required a whole lot more public money. Naïve city officials basically got depantsed by Billy Prim, the team owner, who got an additional $15.7 million in 2009 after the project stalled, running the city’s tab to about $28 million. In the end, the stadium wound up costing $48.7 million.”

-Scott Sexton, Winston-Salem Journal, Apr 2012

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