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Ask SAM: What s going on with sidewalks in downtown Winston-Salem?

Q: I’ve noticed a lot of work being done on sidewalks downtown around Spruce, Fifth, and Sixth streets. What’s going on?

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Ask SAM: Why do I need to give my Social Security number to opt out of receiving junk mail?

Q: I sent the “opt-out of junk mail” request several months ago, yet, here I am shredding tons of junk mail. I went to the opt out email site, but

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Ask SAM: Is the government going to stop making pennies?

Q: I read that the U.S. Mint will stop producing pennies late this year due to the high cost of making them. Some say this was an April Fools post.

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Winston-Salem prepares first solar panel project for city-owned buildings

The City of Winston-Salem is investing in solar power to help meet future clean energy goals. The first project is slated for one of its main downtown facilities. Solar panels will be installed on the roof of the Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building. It’s part of an initiative to grow sustainability and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Ask SAM: Small library had big impact in segregated Winston-Salem

The George Moses Horton Library, then the only public library in the city open to Black residents, started in old Patterson Avenue YMCA and operated until 1954.

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