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Small businesses affected by the Winston Weaver Co. fertilizer plant fire are eligible for grants of up to $5,000, Greater Winston-Salem Inc. announced Tuesday.
Winston-Salem North Ward City Councilmember and Mayor Pro Tem D.D. Adams is holding public meetings for constituents who were impacted by the Winston Weaver Company fertilizer plant fire. On Wednesday night, some 200 North Ward residents and concerned citizens gathered in the Hanes Hosiery Community Center to learn more about available resources for those who incurred hardship due to the fire. It was also an opportunity for them to share questions and concerns with their city council representative.
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An uncontrolled fire raging at a North Carolina fertilizer plant forced the evacuations of thousands of people as firefighters warned early Tuesday that chemicals at the site could cause a large explosion.
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