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Budd Group van at my precinct. I hope Ted Budd, that money-grubbing capitalist takes an L today.

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As of January 1, 2021, Forsyth County also had the second largest death row of any U.S. county its size. @mhewlettWSJ @DPInfoCtr #deathpenalty

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'Unacceptable' or 'appropriate?' Forsyth airport's erosion solution falls short, critics say. via @JournalNow

'Unacceptable' or 'appropriate?' Forsyth airport's erosion solution falls short, critics say.

The man in charge of Forsyth County’s Smith Reynolds Airport insists he’s doing what he can to help ne...

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Housing Justice Now @HJNWinstonSalem

Between @TriadAbolition watching criminal proceedings and our work on civil evictions, we are building an abolitionist community of care where we fight for each other! https://twitter.com/_blackmanrising/status/1584533491299291136

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@HJNWinstonSalem has been on this for a long time. It's something that a lot of citizens can get involved in. @WinstonSalemDSA @DemSocialists have been on this as well. https://twitter.com/ScottHech/status/1584525192159580163

“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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