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Tenants of a downtown Winston-Salem public housing complex gathered Tuesday to celebrate the decision to take the building off the market. Canceling the plans to sell Crystal Towers means the elderly and disabled residents who live there won’t be forced to move. Samuel Grier has lived in the complex for about 15 years now. He’s also a member of Crystal Towers United, a grass-roots group that came together to advocate for keeping the building as public housing. He says organizing was the key to their victory.

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