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Asheville passes $240M budget; more pay for police, other staff

Asheville City Council passed a $240 million budget at its June 13 meeting, with a pay bump for all employees, the biggest for police.

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Asheville Council OKs 2 100% affordable developments

A 60-unit, 100% affordable development off Tunnel Road in East Asheville secured council approval April 25, along with several other zoning requests.

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Asheville Council OKs water fee increase; How much? What was the vote?

Despite earlier talks of delays, Asheville water rates are going up. City Council says it will consider rate structure updates in coming months.

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Two new council members take office in Oceanside

Rick Robinson, Eric Joyce sworn in for four-year terms as Kori Jensen, Christopher Rodriguez step down

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Asheville City Council approves Merrimon Avenue 4 to 3 lane conversion

Asheville Council approved the Merrimon Avenue road diet, which will reduce a section of the central Asheville corridor from four lanes to three.

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