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The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, North Carolina

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The Gaston Gazette

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Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

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Aug 04, 2024

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Project 2025 draws fire over racist ties and white supremacy claims

Critics label Heritage Foundation manifesto as racist and dangerous with members tied to white supremacist activity. USA TODAY finds at least five contributors with histories of racist writings, including Richard Hanania and Corey Stewart, fueling fears the plan would roll back protections for Americans of color and empower a white nationalist agenda.

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Donald Trump Heritage Foundation Michael Harriot USA Today Richard Hanania Huffington Post Virginia Gop Senate Corey Stewart America Federal Reserve
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Gaston hires Lowell city manager as finance chief

Gaston County taps Scott Attaway formerly Lowell city manager to oversee the consolidated finance budget and grants department. He begins with a $175,000 salary replacing Tiffany Murray, who left for Durham County as chief financial officer after eight years in Lowell.

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Lowell Gaston County Scott Attaway Matt Rhoten Attaway Tiffany Murray Durham County City of Larry Simonds
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Belmont senior living center faces zoning hurdles

Park Street United Methodist Church has pursued a six year plan for Arbor Mill at Park Street in Belmont but faces city zoning blocks. Officials aim to limit new apartments to Wilkinson Boulevard corridor and cap building heights at three stories, forcing potential four story construction for 100 units and financial viability. The church property lies about a half mile from Wilkinson Boulevard.

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Belmont Park Street Arbor Mill Wilkinson Boulevard UMC David Hiatt United Methodist Church Park and Catawba Streets
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