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Groups think millions in hotel taxes should go toward affordable housing

A coalition of Asheville grassroots groups is calling on Buncombe County commissioners to boycott the county's hotel tax.

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Groups think millions in hotel taxes should go toward affordable housing

A coalition of Asheville grassroots groups is calling on Buncombe County commissioners to boycott the county's hotel tax.

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TDA director s salary, benefits top $450,000 • Asheville Watchdog

TDA director s salary, benefits top $450,000 • Asheville Watchdog
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Unions have scored some big wins nationwide Now they re eyeing the hostile South

They’re wielding new tactics with low-wage workers after decades of failed organizing efforts.

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Asheville workers to rally with North Carolina State AFL-CIO for health care justice and workers rights

Hundreds of union members including nurses, electricians, food and beverage workers, and other workers from across North Carolina will rally for health care justice and workers’ rights in downtown Asheville’s Pack Square Park on Thursday, Sept. 7.

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