Incumbents lead in 2014 campaign fundraising money race
Time running out in 2014 campaigns shows Republican incumbents ahead in money. State Sen. Tom Apodaca reports raising about as much as in 2002 and plans to spend heavily including TV, mailers, radio, and print. Opponent Rick Wood has $55,234 with no PACs, relying on district donors. Jim Goodman of Capitol Broadcasting gave $5,000, tying to past Dorothea Dix lease clashes.
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Senate
Rick Wood
Henderson County
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Jim Goodman
Capitol Broadcasting
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Elephant in the room shapes Hendersonville redevelopment debate
City officials and an advisory committee focus on Seventh Avenue redevelopment as homelessness rises. Hendersonville City Council plans a 60 day moratorium on day centers and shelters next week. Rescue Mission runs a two day a week day center, while Joseph’s Ministry plans to open a new center offering job training and laundry at the old Louis Williams & Sons site. The council faces balancing redevelopment with homeless services amid community concern.
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Hendersonville
Seventh Avenue
Hendersonville Rescue Mission
Joseph’s Ministry
Louis Williams & Sons
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