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Winston Lake protest; YMCA $400,000 in debt

Longtime Winston Lake member and volunteer Al Jabbar voices his frustration with the executive board during a meeting held to discuss the future of the YMCA located on Waterworks Road.

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Members voice frustrations with changes in operation and lack of transparency

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The Winston Lake Family YMCA, which has served the African-American community for more than 90 years, is slated for some major changes this year, including changes in staff and closing an entire wing of the facility, and the community is outraged.

Here’s what we know: Winston Lake Family YMCA’s roots date back to 1924 when a branch opened on Depot Street to serve AfricanAmericans in the city before moving to its current location in 1985. Once arguably the city’s most well-known branch, in recent years Winston Lake has seen a decline in participation and membership. The branch has also seen some of its most popular programs simply go away because of

Vice president of YMCA of Northwest NC Darryl Head speaks during a meeting held at Winston Lake Family YMCA located on Waterworks Road on Friday, April 8.

lack of funding, such as daycare, summer camp, and Silver Sneakers.

As a result, rumors started to circulate amongst residents that the branch would be closing its doors for good. Last week, YMCA of Northwest NC executive board members notified members and staff at

Winston Lake that the branch would not be closing. However, board members are looking to close the entire portion of the building where the pool is located, cut hours, and transfer a number of current staff members.

According to Senior Vice-President and COO Darryl Head, the changes would help Winston Lake overcome a shortfall of $400,000. Head noted the Winston Lake facility also needs an additional $500,000 for repairs that have to be completed in the next five years.

During a meeting with more than 100 members on Friday, April 8, Head said, based on a study on building usage, the pool area and racket ball courts at Winston Lake were the least utilized.

“We have data that shows the entire back side is seeing very little usage,” he continued. “We do want to look at closing those spaces so that we can garner our savings.”

“A reduction in grants and funding from United Way has led us to make similar changes at all 16 of our locations. A lot has changed.”

On the same day that hundreds gathered in the streets of Raleigh to show support for House Bill 2 (HB 2), about 200 residents gathered at Greene Street United Methodist Church on Monday evening to protest the state law, which overrules LGBT anti-discrimination measures passed by a local government.

Community members, clergy and others took to the stage to talk about the effects the law has on the LGBT community and the entire state.

Speakers also discussed ways to fight the bill.

HB 2 was designed to prevent a Charlotte ordinance protecting LGBT individuals from discrimination and protecting transgender individuals’ ability to use the restroom of the gender they identify as. The bill which went into effect April 1 says individuals can only use public restrooms that match the gender on their birth certificates.

Parkway United Church of Christ minister Photo by Tevin Stinson Rev. Liam Criminal defense attorney David Hooper, who Freedman discusses a court case identifies as a during a protest held at Green transgender man, Street United Methodist Church told the audience on Monday, April 11 that the bill invited public enforcement and vigilantism, which puts his people in danger.

“This bill preys on and exploits the fears, misconception, and confusion of the general public. HB 2 is a piece of well-crafted deflection politics,” Hooper said.

Hooper noted the bill scapegoats transgender people in order to distract attention from the other instances of human rights violations.

While HB 2 has gotten nationwide attention for its effects on the LGBT community, Hooper said that the bill causes problems for other minority groups as well.

“If your skin is not white, and you don’t have white male privilege, you are targeted by this bill whether you are transgender or not,” he said.

The new law says there’s a state policy against discrimination based on race, religion, color, national origin, age, “biological sex,” or handicap, but prevents any civil action in state court based on that. Plaintiffs can still file

Ujima CDC close to building Emmanuel Retirement Village

BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE

For over a decade, Ujima CDC has dreamed about building a retirement community on Barbara Jane Avenue and now expects to break ground this year.

The City Council finance committee on Monday, April 11, voted unanimously to send a res-

olution to the full council to provide $2.5 million in grants and loans for Ujima’s first project, Emmanuel Retirement Village. The $5.5 million project will get the rest of its capital from a private lender. The planned independent living retirement community, which will be off Old Greensboro Road, will have 28 single bedroom units in a two-story

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apartment building, duplexes with 22 two-bedroom units, and a community center. The CDC hopes to start construction this year and open the complex in early 2018.

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RALEIGH, N.C. —A federal court ruled two months ago Republican legislators weren't legally justified in turning two North Carolina congressional boundaries into majority-black districts and ordered new lines.

Another panel of three federal judges has convened a weeklong trial

deciding whether close to 30 of the 170 state House and Senate districts approved almost five years ago by the General Assembly also are illegal racial gerrymanders and must be redrawn.

The trial started on Monday, April 11.

Voters in the challenged districts who sued make largely the same arguments that won out in February's separate congressional liti-

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gation. They say legislators created too many minoritymajority districts when evidence shows black voters have been able to elect their preferred candidates in districts when their voting-age population was well below 50 percent.

The congressional district ruling forced lawmakers to quickly redraw the map and delay the March congressional primary until June. It's unclear whether,

if the legislative plaintiffs are successful, new boundaries would be ordered for this year.

The three-judge panel in Monday's trial - U.S. District Judges Thomas Schroeder and Catherine Eagles and U.S. Circuit Judge Jim Wynn - refused last fall to stop this year's legislative elections while the case was being heard.

Should the judges rule for the plaintiffs, state attor-

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neys wrote they should delay requiring any changes in the maps until the 2018 elections. General Assembly primary races already were held in March.

The current General Assembly boundaries used in 2012 and 2014 helped Republicans pad their seat advantages over Democrats. Redrawn districts could threaten their veto-proof majorities and

ability to unilaterally pass legislation.

Attorneys for the state and for legislative leaders defending the maps again take the view race didn't control how they drew the nine Senate and 19 House maps. Those who sued “are attempting to impose impossible legal obligations” on mapmakers, Alec Peters and Tom Farr wrote in the state's pretrial filing.

Scores of members at the Winston Lake Family YMCA gathered during a meeting last week to get answers on the future of the branch that has served the AfricanAmerican community for more than 90 years.

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Head also mentioned that other branches in the area have seen a decline in membership as well. He did not mention what other branches would be changing, but did say other pools will be closing.

According to Head, the branch would not be considered an “Express Y” because members and guests would still have access to the gym. Express Y designations are given to branches that only house a wellness center.

For more than two hours, members voiced their frustrations about the changes and lack of communication. Al Jabbar, a longtime member of the branch, was visibly irate about the lack of transparency from the executive board.

Jabbar stood up and asked how did the branch fall in such a financial hole without the members who have been com-

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Kwanzaa principal that means “collective work and responsibility,” became a 501(c)(3) in 2006. A CDC, which is a non-profit that’s devoted to development in a particular community, has advantages in getting things like grants for its projects. Oftentimes, a CDC is used when private developers aren’t interested.

Though senior living complexes are big business in other parts of town, Ujima members said developers are hesitant to come to East Winston for that kind of project.

“Crossing 52, they just don’t spend money over here,” said Jones, referring to US-52, which divides the historically black part of town in East Winston from the rest of the city.

The particular property has several other complicating factors, including an incline that will require substantial grading work before construction begins.

It’s also in a food desert, meaning there are no grocery stores within one mile, so it doesn’t qualify for tax credits from the North

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Carolina Housing Finance Agency that depends on the nearby availability of commercial services. Tax credits are used by developers to significantly subsidize a project.

With no private developers biting, the CDC is acting as its own developer.

This became particularly challenging with changes in the economy.

“We had to keep the faith through the housing slump and through the downturn in the economy, which people call the recession and in our community felt like a depression,” said Larry Weston, the CDC’s consultant.

Though Emanuel Baptist Church provided the land for Ujima to develop, the CDC is separate from the church and must raise its own money, which it’s done through a variety of fundraisers. Pre-development funds from the City’s block grant program allowed the CDC to pay for design and engineering costs early on.

The CDC has been through many potential contractors and lenders on the project. With no tax credit or state or federal funds, the CDC needed

teach how to secure worship centers.” The contact person for the “Plan, Prepare & Protect”: Safety and Security in the Place of Worship conference is incorrect. Her name is Denise Smith.

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ing there for years knowing.

“I want to see the five-year plan for Winston Lake,” he said. “This did not happen overnight. If we are $400,000 in debt, someone had to know something.

“It shows a lack of respect that the leadership has not come and talked to the people of this community,” Jabbar said.

Members raised questions on the reported pool usage as well. Many of the senior citizens in attendance said they go to the pool more than two or three times a week to participate in water therapy classes. Veronica Rousseau said the swimming pool is one of the main reasons she comes to Winston Lake.

“A lot of us are seniors and that pool is a big help for our health,” said Rousseau. “Don’t take our pool from us; we need our pool.”

Winston Lake advisory board members are expected

help from the city to secure a private lender.

“The first thing the private lender asks: ‘Is the City in on this?’”said Jones.

Their current potential lender’s $3 million is contingent on the City’s commitment of $2.5 million, just as the City’s $2.5 million investment was contingent on the promise of private financing. The City’s proposed financing is comprised of a $500,000 grant, a $1 million no-interest forgivable loan and a $1 million loan at 2 percent interest. The City Council will vote on it in its Monday, April 18 meeting.

The City had numerous questions and concerns about Ujima as a first time developer, which the CDC has answered. During Tuesday’s committee meeting, the CDC addressed everything from having enough capital to cover unexpected construction costs to the market viability of the project. Weston told City Council members that interest from potential tenants was “rabid.” Ujima has received 29 letters from interested tenants and its members who attend Emanuel Baptist are regularly asked about the project by congregants.

The retirement community will be for those aged 62 and over. A one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit including utilities, is $899, and a two-bedroom, twobathroom unit, including utilities and a garage, is $950. Weston said that the CDC felt these were fair prices for what tenants will be getting, especially considering the market rate will have increased by 2018 when Emmanuel Retirement Village is scheduled to open. Ujima also has an agreement with the City that there will be some subsidized units.

Members of the CDC bring a variety of skills in finance, non-profits and real estate to the table and have learned a lot through the long process. Ujima President Sandy Sadler said he was confident the CDC is up to the challenge of finally seeing its dream to fruition.

“We feel from all the work we’ve done, we’re a competent and dedicated development team,” said Sadler.

Ujima’s office is in The Enterprise Center, which is owned by S.G. Atkins CDC, whose guidance has been invaluable to Ujima, said Sadler.

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to present the complaints on the changes during a board meeting this week. The advisory board is a group of ten residents selected to represent the views of each branch.

Two members of the Winston Lake board are expected to be present during the meeting.

Advisory board member Marshall McDuffie said all of the complaints made by the members would be brought up during the board meeting.

“We represent the people of Winston Lake.” McDuffie said.

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Models announced for remaining priority schools Concerned parents discuss what changes they would like to see included in the reformation models at priority schools next school year during a town hall meeting held at Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy last week.

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The Winston-Salem Forsyth County Board of Education has announced the education models that will be implemented at the remaining ten priority schools in the area.

Last month The Chronicle reported that the school board decided to implement the federal government’s restart model at Cook Elementary, which means it will operate with a new principal, new staff and new instructional model. Until now, not much has been said about what changes would be made at the remaining priority schools.

Along with substantial changes to education models, priority or low-performing schools also receive additional grant money to help turnaround efforts.

During a town hall meeting with parents and teachers last Thursday, school board officials announced that Ashley Academy, Petree Elementary and Philo-Hill Magnet School will operate under the federal government’s “transformation model.”

The designation means the schools will have new principals during the 2016-17 school year, but will keep the majority of the current staff.

While Essie McCoy, current principal at Petree, will take over at Philo-Hill Magnet School, the new principals at the other schools have not yet been announced.

There are likely to be program changes at the transformation schools as well.

Superintendent Beverly Emory said the upcoming school year will

be a planning year for the transformation schools to turn things around by the start of the 2017 school year.

“We want to give the administrators at these schools time to decide how they want their schools to be different. We decided that the transformation model was the best fit for the students at these schools.”

The other seven schools in the district that require reform will keep their current principals and staff, but seven turnaround principles will be applied at the schools. Those schools are Easton, Forest Park and Kimberley Park Elementary Schools, Mineral Springs Middle School, and Carver, Kennedy and WinstonSalem Preparatory Academy at the high school level.

According to Chief Academic Officer Kenneth Simington, some principles that will be implemented at the schools include a review of the principal’s performance, review of teachers’ effectiveness, redesigning the school day, week or year, strengthening the instructional program, and providing ongoing family and community engagement.

“When implementing these principles, we are focusing on student performance and ways to create growth.” said Simington. “We also will be looking to get input from the teachers and parents to help decide what these schools will look like next school year.”

Many teachers in attendance raised questions about transitioning through the different models they have been assigned. Carver

High School math teacher Jonathan Stowe said faculty members deserve to know what the end goal is.

Stowe mentioned teachers and other staff need to know that in the future a new model will not be implemented at the schools.

“How does Carver go from seven turnaround principles to not being a priority school anymore?” asked Stowe. “These are the types of questions we need answered. If we don’t know what our end goal is, we can’t tell the parents.”

Simington said while the goals for each individual school are different, the board does not plan to implement a different reformation model at any of the schools that have already been assigned a plan.

Following a brief question and answer session, parents and teachers got into small groups to decide what changes they would like to see implemented at the priority schools. Both parents and teachers agreed that incorporating community organizations into the education process would help a great deal, especially in the schools that have a high poverty rate.

Dakeisha Williams, a parent at Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy, said because of the type of families at the priority schools, the board needs to find different ways to communicate with the parents.

“We have to find more ways to reach the parents of these children,” said Williams. “The board should be reaching out to community organizations, non-profits and even churches to help turn these schools around. This has to be a group effort.”

Hundreds gathered at Green Street United Methodist Church on Monday, April 11, to protest House Bill 2, which went into effect earlier this month.

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in federal court, but must first go through an approval process that could last more than six months.

During the protest, Wake Forest University law professor Sidney Shapiro discussed the legal impacts of the law. Shapiro said HB2 may run afoul with federal law.

According to Shapiro, one of the country’s leading experts in administrative procedure and regulatory policy, there are a number of statutes that protect people from discrimination on the basis of sexual identity. He also mentioned that a lawsuit has been filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) claiming failure

by the state to protect residents.

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union,” he said. “While there are a number of lawsuits already filed against HB 2, citizen action is the best and quickest way to changing state policy.”

Criminal defense attorney David Freedman noted that the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a similar law in 1996.

In the case Romer v.

Evans, the court ruled that Amendment 2 of the Colorado State Constitution violated the equal protection clause. Records state Amendment 2 singled out

homosexual and bisexual persons, imposing a broad disability by denying the right to seek and receive specific legal protection from discrimination.

Freedman said the ruling in Romer v. Evans can be used to persuade a federal court to overturn the law.

“HB 2 is a mistake, but I am confident that the Constitution will set us free,” Freedman said.

Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Pat McCrory asked the General Assembly to reinstate people’s right to sue in state court for discrimination. He also signed an executive order that expands employment policy for state employees to cover sexual orientation and gender identity.

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BY TODD LUCK THE CHRONICLE

The City Council public works committee discussed new stormwater fee credits as Forsyth County Commissioners are considering asking the General Assembly to de-annex the Smith Reynolds Airport to avoid such fees.

The committee met Tuesday, April 12, and went over possibilities for using stormwater fee credit for the airport and other businesses who install structural preventive stormwater runoff measures.

Charlotte and Greensboro give similar stormwater credits to their airports. Committee members repeatedly emphasized that progress is being made on the issue. Stormwater fees at the airport, which is off Liberty Street, have been a source of tension with County Commissioners for months.

Considering airport de-annexation The County owns the airport, which serves corporate and recreational air travel, as well as airplane maintenance. It’s run by an Airport Commission, which voted during its March meeting to explore de-annexing the airport from the city.

During a Forsyth County Commissioners briefing on Thursday, April 7, Airport Commission Chair Scott Piper said that the stormwater fees were making the airport less competitive.

County Commissioner Ted Kaplan, who is also an airport commissioner, said the airport asked the City for an exemption from the fees for its runways and taxiways, like the one given to public thoroughfares like roads.

He said that idea “went dead” when it got to committee.

“Now the County has decided to pursue another way, another means to get relief for the airport that we own, that we are responsible for,” said Kaplan, who first raised the de-annexation idea last year.

The airport, which is economically self-sufficient and does not rely on taxpayer money, pays $118,000 in stormwater maintenance fees, which is 20 percent of its annual net income. The exemption would be a $53,674 reduction in the fees.

The County Commissioners will meet this morning with the county legislative delegation to discuss its annual legislative agenda with local lawmakers.

De-annexing would have to be done by state legislature. During last Thursday’s hearing, County Commissioner Walter Marshall said he’d discussed the matter with both local lawmakers and city officials who believed this could be settled locally.

“All parties seem to agree this is a local issue we need to deal with as adults,” said Marshall.

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Everett Witherspoon agreed with Marshall that de-annexing isn’t going to be necessary, but that something needs to be done.

“We have all options on the table and I think this is very important because this airport can be so much better than it is, it’s just certain fees and certain policies are hindering it from being competitive.”

Ultimately, the airport item on the list of legislative goals for today’s meeting was left vague, allowing for the commissioners to ask for a wide range of things to help make the airport more competitive.

Airport stormwater fees City staff first made a presentation on airport stormwater fees to the City’s public works committee, chaired by City Council Member Dan Besse, in October. In November, after what Besse said was miscommunication, the matter was continued when no one from the airport appeared.

The committee heard a presentation from airport officials in December.

In February, the committee debated the item.

There was no consensus on what to do, but committee members were leaning toward a stormwater fee credit. Besse instructed staff to explore that option, scheduling the item for this week, saying that fees had already been accessed for this year, and any relief they’d give the airport would have to be for next year.

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fee, but he is more than willing to help in other ways like the credit. He said the city and county helping the airport pay for development is also being discussed.

“I am hopeful we will be able to come to an agreement,” said Besse.

Mayor Pro Temp Vivian Burke, whose Northeast Ward contains the airport, said she plans to have a meeting with residents who live near the airport about possible deannexation.

“I’m concerned about how it would affect the citizens around the airport,” she said.

She said she hopes that the stormwater fee issue can move forward quickly with a resolution beneficial to everyone.

Stormwater fees go to the Stormwater Management Program, which preserves, restores and protects surface waters within the city from stormwater that flows from streets, parking lots and yards and can pollute bodies of water. The program is mandated by the Federal Clean Water Act for larger municipalities. Cities have discretion on how to fund the program. WinstonSalem is one of many cities that uses fees on impervious surfaces, charged by the acre for businesses, to fund its stormwater management.

Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools paid $233,391 in stormwater fees last year, which is the highest in the city. County Commissioners will be asking its legislative delegation to create legislation to exempt local governments from the stormwater fees of local municipalities.

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programming This table holds items sold in the Silent Auction at the Evening of Art event on Sunday, April 10.

BY ASHLEA JONES FOR THE CHRONICLE

Local artists joined together Sunday, April 10, to contribute their talents to the Evening of Art event sponsored by the Basement Tattoo and Beauty Studio at the Delta Arts Center. This event was a fundraiser to generate money for youth art camps. This all-black affair featured over 20 pieces of canvas art from two local tattoo artists and showcased four spoken-word artists. “The canvas art featured was painted by the tattoo artists at the Basement Tattoo and Beauty Studio,� said Marlin Wilkins, owner of the Basement Tattoo and Beauty Studio. “These artists aren’t just skin artists, but canvas artists as well.�

Erran Hamlin and Shawn Merci Wright’s art pieces were displayed at the Delta Art Center amongst artists such as Donald Sawyer and Joseph King. Hamlin, who has been a professional tattoo artist for three years, demonstrated his artistic talents by painting live for the audience. Neither Hamlin nor Wright identify their pieces by naming them. “I paint for fun,� Hamlin said. Ironically, I want the individual to enjoy each piece and put their own meaning to it.� “I let my paint brush speak for me. I like to learn what people like to see, get a new vibe. That takes my creativity somewhere else,� said Wright.

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selections were delivered by Soul Jam, a local North Carolina band. Lead vocalist Joy Rivers and her fellow band members played high energy tunes by artists such as Frankie Beverly and Maze, Michael Jackson, and Bruno Mars, to name a few. “I really enjoy art, poetry and obviously music,� said Rivers. “So, I’m really enjoying tonight’s event.�

Spoken word artist LB, Cognitive Complexion, Justice, and Smooth entertained the audience with their live poems that discussed social issues such as societal conformity, politics, sexual assault, inner racial prejudice, and even romance.

The Basement Tattoo and Beauty Studio will have other upcoming events that will support their goals. “We don’t want to just make a financial gain, we want to deposit something back spiritually,� Wilkins said. “We have some programs we’re putting together. Since we are located on MLK, we have the ability to use the lot on the side of the studio as well.�

The proceeds from Sunday’s event will be used to sponsor youth art camps. “We are going to try to do three four-week sessions,� said Wilkins. “We’re also going to do a writer’s camp with the spoken word artists. We’re going to teach our youth how to express themselves on paper.�

The Basement Tattoo and Beauty Studio is located at 1321 Hardesty Lane in Winston-Salem.

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BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE

In most cases, racial profiling is no laughing matter. That is, until now.

In the new film “Driving While Black,� that played last week at the RiverRun International Film Festival, co-directors Paul Sapiano and Dominique Purdy use comedy to address the growing trend of police officers pulling over blacks more often than whites.

Sapiano, who is white, said the idea for the film began when Purdy, who grew up in Los Angeles, began telling stories about how the police would pull him over on a regular basis for no r e a s o n .

During an interview with The C h ro n i c l e , Sapiano said at first he didn’t believe him, but after riding around with the star of the film, he soon found out Purdy was telling the truth. “I couldn’t believe it at first,� said Sapiano. “After riding around with Dominique and seeing what he and others face on a regular basis, we decided to start writing the script.�

The dark comedy follows Dimitri, an inspiring artist in his everyday struggle to make a living delivering pizzas, but as a young black man, he is faced with extra challenges navigating the busy streets of Los Angeles. Throughout the film, Dimitri has to deal with constant harassment from a number of police.

Sapiano said he loved the idea of using comedy to address a serious topic. He mentioned he wanted to do

something that had not been done before. “There have been a number of dramas on the topic, but there has never been a comedy. We wanted to do something different,�

Sapiano said.

Although the film is filled with laughs, it is also deeply rooted in reality. A number of studies done in recent years have proved that black drivers are more likely to be pulled over for minor violations than whites. Here in the Triad,

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is that this issue is everyone’s problem. “The film can teach people who get pulled over how to remain calm,� he continued. “That can make a big difference, especially for people of color.�

After the final showing of the film last weekend, a number of festival goers said the movie does a great job of balancing real life situations with comic relief. Many also echoed Purdy’s statement that the film could be used as a learning tool. “The film doesn’t hide or sugarcoat anything.

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Carlton A.G. Eversley of WinstonSalem said he thought the film was very relatable. Eversley, who teaches at Carter G. Woodson School, said it is very important that people of color have a plan, especially when dealing with police. “The film was amazing,� said Eversley. “Unfortunately, for black people in America, this is a real issue. The film shows our youth that sometimes you may be angry, it’s best to just remain calm to ensure you make it home safely.�

For now, “Driving While Black� can only be viewed in its entirety at various film festivals across the nation.

According to Sapiano, they are working on a major distribution deal. For more information on the film and to watch a clip, visit www.drivingwhileblackmovie.com.

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blacks make up more than 50 percent of drivers pulled over.

Following a showing last Sunday, Purdy mentioned comedy has a way of introducing people to a topic that they otherwise wouldn’t pay attention to or know anything about.

Purdy also told the packed house at the Hanesbrand Theatre that the film reflects his own personal encounters with the LAPD. “This is an everyday thing for the black community,� said Purdy. “As soon as the police get behind you, even if you aren’t doing anything wrong, you get that feeling that you may get pulled over.�

Purdy mentioned the film will make more people aware and teach valuable lessons as well. He said the main thing he wants people to take away from the film

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What does Roy Cooper have to hide?

Attorney General Roy Cooper’s office took action on April 7. The office responded to Kalvin Michael Smith’s motion to the North Carolina Supreme Court seeking an evidentiary hearing. Smith asserts in his petition that former Winston-Salem Police Department police officer Arnita Miles gave a materially false affidavit that the state procured and used against him. Smith wants a hearing to determine whether the state obstructed justice.

What did the attorney general’s office argue in its response? For one, that Smith’s motion is improper because he is not on death row.

The attorney general’s office claims there is no N.C. law that allows a defendant to file motions to vacate or reconsider Motions for Appropriate Relief orders in trial court. The office does acknowledge, however, that the Supreme Court has authority to invoke “its supervisory authority” to change some of the way it operates.

Why won’t the attorney general ask the court to allow the evidentiary hearing in order to get to the truth? Does he have something to hide?

K a l v i n Michael Smith, 44, was convicted Smith in 1997 of the 1995 assault of Jill Marker, an assistant manager at the former Silk Plant Forest store on Silas Creek Parkway.

The Silk Plant Forest Truth Committee of Winston-Salem has issued a statement on the opposition to the evidentiary hearing: “It is deplorable that Attorney General Roy Cooper has once again opted to defend the wrongful conviction of Kalvin Michael Smith. In this latest instance, Cooper filed to oppose a hearing that would expose how prosecutors created and used against Kalvin an affidavit they still do not deny is materially false.

“Relying strictly on legal maneuvers, rather than the truth, Cooper is willfully defying two meticulously documented, independent reviews that concluded there is ‘no credible evidence’ Kalvin was present at the scene of Jill Marker’s brutal beating in 1995.

“Since assuming the case in 2008, Cooper has borne direct responsibility for the continued violation of Smith’s civil rights and lost freedom – and for any other crime committed by Jill’s assailant, who remains unaccounted for.”

Cooper is running for governor of North Carolina.

The Smith case will remain alive throughout the campaign unless he changes his actions toward it.

What will a Governor Cooper do to North Carolinians as the leader of the state? Will he follow the lead of the Republicans in the General Assembly and throw away compassion and reason when looking at laws that hurt rather than help those who need help? Will he rubber-stamp the actions of the Republicans as the current governor does?

A new attorney general will be chosen in November. The supporters of Kalvin Michael Smith should look at the attorney general race and work to help the person who can help Smith while keeping pressure on a wanna-be governor.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Me, myself and Darryl Hunt To The Editor:

Not many people in this world today can honestly say that they actually know someone who has mentally, spiritually and physically, walked in their shoes.

Me, myself, can, with honor, dignity and respect, say that I do know someone who has walked in my shoes and traveled the same path as I have, and that person is Mr. Darryl Eugene Hunt.

For 19 years Darryl Hunt endured the injustices of racism, wrongful imprisonment and the mental anguish of being an innocent pers o n labeled as one who committed a heinous crime, while for 19 ½ years I myself h a v e endured the same.

O n December 24, 2003, Darryl Hunt was formally Hunt released from prison, and as the order by Judge Cromer was being spoken in Forsyth County Superior Court freeing Darryl, I was watching it on television in the prison day room. While watching, I studied Darryl’s reaction and saw in his eyes and in the tears racing down his cheeks the relief and the release of the many years of frustration, loneliness, fear, exhaustion and anxiety.

Those were the same feelings and emotions that I have yet to be able to release.

Through Darryl Hunt, a part of me had been freed along with him, because when he spoke about wrongful convictions, it was me speaking also. When Darryl spoke of injustice and inequality occurring within what he always called the “Forsyth County Hall of Injustice,” it was me speaking, and when Darryl Hunt passed away, a part of me also went to the other side.

Words cannot even attempt to

explain the feelings of being incarcerated for a crime you know you did not commit, and like Darryl once stated after being denied justice himself by the courts, “Every time I get denied or tuned down by the courts, I feel like I’m being discarded by the system.”

I myself often wonder why nobody within the justice system will step up to the plate and do what’s right when it comes to my own wrongful conviction, but then again I’ll think about something Darryl said back in 2014, more than 10 years after his release. He stated, “I could never understand why the courts turned me down, but now that I’ve been out and working with the system on the local level and national level, I get it. It’s the political will of someone who wants to be in power.”

As one who has been wrongfully imprisoned myself for almost two decades, I can and must tell the world that when politics and money supersede justice and the right thing to do, everyone should be frightened. From my own experience, I can assure you that being wrongfully imprisoned leaves a scar that no form of surgery can make go away. Only seeing justice prevail against injustice and equality prevail over inequality can help heal the nasty scars of being accused.

Darryl Hunt came home and witnessed the same injustice that was done to him over 30 years earlier still rearing its ugly head in Forsyth County and that drove him to fight even harder against it.

I met Darryl Hunt in the summer of 2002 at Salisbury Correctional Institute and we talked for two whole days. But while still in the midst of fighting for his own freedom, Darryl took the time to embrace me and promised me that if and when he ever gained his freedom, he would reach back and extend his hand to me and that’s what he did. Darryl was a man of his word and for that I salute him.

If anything, we should all have learned the true meanings of unconditional love, caring, forgiveness and peace from Darryl Eugene Hunt.

I place Darryl Hunt in the category of one of the true drum majors for justice, but Darryl was not only a drum major, he played all the instruments in the band.

Kalvin Michael Smith-El Forsyth Correctional Center

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w p i B P p c To The Editor: th “The faculty of Wake Forest o College at Wake Forest University p oppose North Carolina House Bill 2, C enacted on March 23, 2016, which m is contrary to our University-wide commitment to diversity and inclu- h sion. The law specifically prevents h cities from legally protecting sexual a and gender minorities from discrimi- h nation, while also preventing trans- c gender people from accessing public T restrooms safely. The faculty believe s that the bill will negatively affect P our current LGBTQ faculty, admin- p istrators and students and their c friends and family and may negatively affect recruitment of faculty, administrators and students. In addition, as the law prohibits K-12 public schools and publicly-funded universities and colleges in North Carolina from having multi-stall, multi-sex bathrooms, it could jeopardize federal funding for the schools attended by many of our family members, friends and neighbors. Thus, we urge our local government officials to take an active stand against the law, and we urge the North Carolina General Assembly and the Governor to repeal House Bill 2.”

The resolution is the latest show of support for the LGBTQ community and demonstration of Wake Forest's commitment to inclusivity and diversity everywhere.

On March 24, more than 200 Wake Forest students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered for a moment of solidarity on the steps of Wait Chapel hosted by the Wake Forest’s LGBTQ Center. On March 25, Wake Forest University issued an official statement in response to HB 2: “Wake Forest University’s commitment to diversity and inclusion remains unwavering and our nondiscrimination statement includes protection for gender identity and sexual orientation. The new law does not apply to private institutions and will not impact Wake Forest’s employment practices, educational programs or campus activities in any way. Wake Forest underscores its commitment to creating an inclusive environment for all members of the University community as well as visitors to our campus.”

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Former president Bill Bill Clinton furrowed his Turner brow, locked his jaws and Guest knees, leaned Columnist in, narrowed his gaze, wagged his left-handed trigger finger and proceeded to eloquently and condescendingly dress down a group of devotees to the Black Lives Matter movement in Philadelphia last week while defending his presidential candidate wife’s use of the catchphrase “super predators” to describe those powerless, impoverished, and without alternatives Americans; those who prepared the rest of us to accept the 1994 Crime Bill, the result of which has been the mass incarceration of young black men.

POTUS William Jefferson Clinton got his authorization to say what he said and how he said it from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Toni Morrison – think of the title of her book, “The Bluest Eye” – when she christened him, in 1998, in a comment for The New Yorker, declaring that “his white skin notwithstanding, this is our first black President. Blacker than any actual black person who could ever be elected in our children’s lifetime.” Phi Beta Sigma – one

of the nine predominantly AfricanAmerican Greek-lettered organizations – made the former president, nicknamed “Slick Bill,” an honorary brother in 2013.

Arkansas-born Clinton, like many black men, is from a female-headed, working-class household; he knew Ebonics, played a soulful saxophone characterizing the “white-boy-as-ah-shucks player,” had the unanimous support of civil rights-era icons like Rev. Jesse Jackson and Congressman John Lewis and the entire Congressional Black Caucus. He golfed with Urban League president Vernon Jordan and the number of blacks he appointed to top jobs in his administration became a matter of legend. It’s said that Clinton didn’t look at program booklets to croon every verse of Lift Every Voice and Sing when he graced the dais at black, black-tie, affairs. Indeed, President Bill Clinton, an exceptionally bright man, a Righteous Brother, took credit for the fact that thousands of blacks entered the professional classes when he ran things, even if not in the same proportion as did those who entered prison. Clinton mattered to black people; he was, after all – as the Atlantic Monthly noted shortly after Morrison christened him colored - “the ultimate do-gooder,” with “street cred.”

In 1992, Bill boldly trash-talked black activist Sista Souljah, who said in the

Former President Bill Clinton speaks during a campaign stop for his wife, Hillary Clinton.

music video of her song “The Final Solution: Slavery’s back in Effect” ("If there are any good white people, I haven't met them"). "If you took the words 'white' and 'black,' and you reversed them, you might think KKK head David Duke was talking," Clinton answered back.

Mr. Clinton almost apologized late last week for drowning out the Black Lives Matter protestors while campaigning for Hillary, saying, “I know those young people yesterday were just trying to get good television; I was not effective in answering it.” On the campaign trail, the former First Lady – on track to be the first woman president – has apologized for her usage of the words “super predators,” as well as acknowledging the unintended consequences of the 1994 Crime Bill that contributed to the high rates of imprisonment of black men and the present strains between police officers and black communities.

Things, as they always do, have changed. When Bill Clinton aggressively responded to the Black Lives Matter enthusiasts last week – as smart as he is – he forgot that he was talking not only to those who take their inspiration from the Civil Rights Movement, his aces in the hole, but the new generation’s crusade combines the Black Power, the black fem-

The Modern Samaritan as DAVENPORT employees see it

(L-R) Mary Giunca gives the DAVENPORT team a tour of the new facilities: Brittany Hairston, Dionne Brown, John Davenport, Nathan Baskett, Mary Giunca, Grandin Howell, Tyesha Smoot (behind) and Tia Smith (not pictured).

All too often does it feel like it gets increasingly difficult to dediGuest cate time to Columnist help those in need when we still can’t get everything done that we want to do? In today’s world, we may not always have the ability to dismount our donkey and tend to the injured, as is often pictured historically.

Nor may it be feasible to quit our jobs and go on a life-long journey into the depths of a foreign land to heal the sick, as is often envisioned vocationally. Even with our lives being pulled in every direction these days, there must be a way we can maintain the fabric of society while helping those in our own community.

DAVENPORT employees did that very thing by setting out to discover what a modern-day Samaritan might look like and how would one remain effective as a Samaritan given this modern time-crunching landscape.

DAVENPORT employees had the opportunity to volunteer at Samaritan

Grandin Howell

Ministries in Winston-Salem late last month. The handful of volunteers were paired alongside a group of existing volunteer “regulars” and within minutes they were receiving directions to and fro with orders like that of a military drill sergeant.

There was no messing around, especially for those who were in the kitchen.

If you have ever worked in a kitchen environment, you may be well acquainted with the pressures of short deadlines, quick turnarounds, and fast but efficient movements. This soup kitchen was no exception. The regulars knew the pace at which people and processes needed to move in order to get food out and our volunteers needed to move at that pace or get out of the way!

The whole experience was just like that. Straight to the point with no funny business. And it was refreshing to see.

That’s not to say there was no levity or laughing involved, because there was certainly plenty of that. But for an organization like that to run in any other way would be perilous, both in the way they house the 80-plus residents each night or when it comes to feeding as many people as possible that may come through their doors.

Samaritan Ministries resides in a brand new building that is only two years old, but

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inist, the LGBTQ, the hip-hop, and the Occupy Wall Street movements. They sprang from the 1968 Poor Peoples’ Campaign, when Dr. King was envisioning the interconnected, overlapping, and interdependent dynamics of race, class, and gender. He was sounding just like Black Lives Matter – wide-ranging – just before he died.

Those of us in Clinton’s generation must constantly remind ourselves, when talking to this generation, that they are neither our, nor his Mama’s children. They have ushered in a new worldview on racial matters, just as new realities require. They go right over our heads at times, like we did to our parents. We must work, deliberately, not to talk down to them, to put them down, nor ever patronize them. Instead, we must listen to them, take them seriously, give a round of applause when they act like the critical thinkers we taught them to be and eagerly join them to make of this old world a new one.

I sincerely apologize to them on behalf of almost Brother Bill Clinton.

Dr. Bill Turner is a noted educator, writer and thinker who called WinstonSalem home for many years. Reach him at bill-turner@comcast.net.

The entrance to the new Samaritan Ministries

(L-R) A few DAVENPORT employees are in the kitchen serving lunch alongside of a few veteran volunteers: Dionne Brown, Brittany Hairston, Gayle and Brian.

Photos provided by DAVENPORT

as Mary Giunca, Marketing Director at Samaritan Ministries of Forsyth County, explained, “This is a big step up from our old location.” What we saw in this new place was a sense of dedication and energy. As well as a sense of urgency. An immediacy that people’s lives were being transformed one plate and one stay at a time and there was no time to waste.

During our time at Samaritan Ministries, we got to meet a few people that exuded the modern sense of the word Samaritan. Such as that of the story of Brian, who works for a technology company here in Winston-Salem. His company often volunteers on the third Thursday of the month. However, with the need being so great, on the following Thursday he chooses to come by himself to volunteer, and again when there happens to be five Thursdays in that month. He’s a man who runs a viable business, but also has a heart for the people of his city and makes time to ensure that its people are taken care of.

And just like that we saw the epitome of what a modern Samaritan looked like.

And it wasn’t anything specific to Brian or Gayle, or any of the other volunteers or staff we met that day. It became immensely clear that being a Samaritan was more than just random, occasional acts of kind-

ness; it really was a lifestyle.

In our time at Samaritan Ministries, we were able to see by example the drive that the modern day Samaritan needs to possess in order to remain relevant.

There were two driving factors that made these everyday people effective Samaritans: 1. Effective Samaritans make time for the things that matter; and 2.

Effective Samaritans stay consistent regardless of personal or professional pressures. Just as we saw in the mission of Samaritan Ministries, people should consistently be given the dignity and respect they deserve while being fostered to grow holistically in a consistent and sustainable manner.

We are excited to see there are others out there who are also striving toward that same goal as seen in the devotion of Brian, his company, and in the continuing work at Samaritan Ministries. We look forward to working with Samaritan Ministries in the future and encourage anyone looking for a place to volunteer to contact Samaritan Ministries. They will gladly enlist you.

Grandin Howell is marketing coordinator for engineering consultant DAVENPORT in Winston-Salem.

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The Winston-Salem City Council will be voting on a resolution in protest of HB2 in its Monday, April 18 meeting.

The resolution, discussed in a previous full council meeting, went before the general government committee on Tuesday, April 12, just hours after Governor Pat McCrory signed an executive order “clarifying” HB 2. The controversial law was passed in a one-day General Assembly session to prevent Charlotte from enacting a nondiscrimination ordinance for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) individuals that included allowing transgender individuals to use the restroom or locker room of the gender they identify with. To do that, the law restricts local governments from going further than state law in discrimination protections and says individuals can only use public restrooms that match the gender on their birth certificate.

“It’s scapegoating a relatively small and particularly vulnerable minority, in this case transgender individuals, playing on fears that folks have, good folks have, of the unknown,” said the resolution’s author, City Council member Dan Besse, about HB 2.

The Committee voted unanimously to send the resolution to full council on Monday. The resolution voices concern about the law and asks local lawmakers to undo its “damaging legislative changes.”

Neither City Council

members nor the speakers at the meeting were impressed with McCrory’s order which added sexual orientation and gender

include gender identity and sexual orientation, so federal law would say a transgender employee should be able to use the restroom

“So we add sexual orientation and gender identity to the description, but we still do not have legal recourse.”

–Liam Hooper, board member of North Star LGBT Community Center

identity to discrimination policies for State employees and urged lawmakers to change part of the law that prevents employees from suing for discrimination.

“So we add sexual orientation and gender identity to the description, but we still do not have legal recourse,” said Liam Hooper, a transgender man and board member of North Star LGBT Community Center, who spoke during the comment session.

City Attorney Angela Carmon told the council the law had two main effects on City operations: employees lose their ability to sue for discrimination, and it creates a problem if there’s a conflict between federal and state discrimination laws. She gave the example that the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) interprets “sex” to

they identify with, while HB2 says otherwise.

Carmon said that the law doesn’t prevent the City from having its own standards for minority contractor participation during contract bidding, but language expressing concern about that was kept in the resolution because Besse said that one legal expert they consulted said the issue was unclear.

Rev. Laura Spangler of Lloyd Presbyterian Church was the sole speaker who found “wisdom and common sense” in HB 2.

“I am the pastor of a civil rights church,” said Spangler. “It is not discrimination, it is not a civil rights issue, we are trying to change the way we are created.”

She said the law “ensured the protection of our children and youth.”

Opponents of the Charlotte ordinance raised concerns

that it may put women or children in danger of sexual assault. Proponents of the ordinance have rejected that as a scare tactic and point to the more than 200 cities around the country that have similar ordinances.

Other speakers did think it was a civil rights issue, like Christina Novaton, whose partner is transgender.

“I think discrimination is more than race and gender,” she said.

City Council Member D.D. Adams agreed it’s a civil rights issue and plans to be in Raleigh for it when the General Assembly reconvenes on April 25.

City Council Member Derwin Montgomery urged people to approach the issue with understanding and tolerance.

“The fact of the matter is, for a long time in this country, people were not comfortable eating in the same restaurant with people who didn’t look like them,” said Montgomery. “… today this is a much different community and a much different place.”

Robert Clark was the only City Council member who was sympathetic to the bill. He said he was concerned Charlotte’s ordinance would’ve created discomfort in locker rooms.

“A lot of people say it’s bigger than the bathroom issue,” said Clark. “To me, it’s not.”

Clark, however, said he also had concerns about the potential conflict between state and federal discrimination laws it may put local governments in.

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Both the candidates and the Forsyth County Board of Elections are preparing for another South Ward primary on

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June 7.

The N.C. Board of Elections ruled on Wednesday, April 6 that, due to irregularities in the South Ward Democratic primary, the election for that City Council seat will be redone in the June 7 primary. John Larson, who was just six votes behind his opponent, Carolyn Highsmith, filed a protest that involved incorrect ballots that were given to voters. The local BOE eventually found that 31 voters received incorrect ballots that didn’t have the South Ward race on it and 12 voters cast ballots in the race that shouldn’t have. Due to the tight deadline to get the 31 voters to recast their ballots, which would have had to have been done by the next day, and since it wasn’t possible to discount those 12 ballots that shouldn’t have been cast, the state board ruled for an entirely new primary.

With incumbent Molly Leight retiring from the City Council and two candidates vying to succeed her, the turnout was high in the original primary, with 4,052 votes cast in the South Ward contest.

Larson, who is the vice president of restoration at Old Salem, said he hopes those voters will return for the new primary. “I would hope that those people also understand that the disenfranchisement of their neighbors, of their friends who wanted to vote and thought

they did vote, was an injustice and that needed to be corrected,� said Larson.

The treasurer of Larson’s campaign, Bill Hoyt, is a lawyer and helped him prepare his protest. He also hired legal council from the Raleighbased Bailey & Dixon law firm.

Highsmith, a retired nurse and head of the Konnoak Hills Community Association, actually prepared her own argument before the state board. She crammed over the weekend on election law and her argument involved voters having the responsibility to determine when they’re given the wrong ballot and that the local board of elections had certified the results, saying the errors were statistically insignificant. She said the state board had a low threshold for electoral errors and that she isn’t upset with the ruling. “I understand why they made that decision,� said Highsmith. “We’re ready to keep going on to June the 7th.�

Forsyth BOE Director Tim Tsujii said that the new South Ward primary will be added to the ballots for the already planned June 7 primary, which will feature races for U.S. House of Representatives seats and a N.C. Supreme Court seat. It will also be included on a notice that will be mailed to voters about the June 7 primary.

He said that the BOE will try to make sure the mistakes don’t happen again through training and procedural changes.

The South Ward race has been a surprisingly close one. Larson, who plans to retire from Old Salem in December, was asked by Leight and others if he’d be interested in running for the seat. He said he decided to run because he’s interested in continuing to serve the community. Though it’s his first campaign, some on his vol-

April is Fair Housing Month SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE

The city’s annual observance of Fair Housing Month began Friday, April 1, when Council Member Jeff MacIntosh read a proclamation by Mayor Allen Joines during the Fair Housing Month KickOff Luncheon at the Winston-Salem Regional Association of Realtors Office.

Fair Housing Month promotes the Federal Fair Housing Act and its laws against housing discrimination. 2016 marks the 48th anniversary of the signing of the Fair Housing Act by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968.

Winston-Salem has a fair housing ordinance that mirrors the Fair Housing Act. The Winston-Salem Human Relations Commission and Human Relations Department are responsible for enforcing fair housing laws locally to ensure fair and equal housing access and treatment for all people regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, disability, family status, or religion.

The city’s annual Fair and Affordable Housing Summit for housing professionals will be held Thursday, April 21, at 11:30 a.m. at the Benton Convention Center, 301 W. Fifth St. During the summit, the New Horizons Fair Housing Committee will present its annual Breaking Barriers Fair Housing Award to Carol Davis, the executive director of the Simon G. Atkins Community Development Corporation.

Also, First Baptist

Church (Highland Ave.) will host Project Homeless Connect, sponsored by the United Way of Forsyth County and the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. It will be on April 15, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

To register or to volunteer go to www.forsythunitedway.org and follow the link.

For more information call CityLink 311.

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unteer campaign staff have local political campaign experience. He campaigned in a variety of ways including mailers, yard signs, newspaper ads and holding receptions.

Larson said he had expected the primary to be close because of Highsmith’s political experience and notoriety in the community, but is hoping for a better outcome this time.

Highsmith said she became a community

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advocate in 2007 because of an increase in crime in the South Ward. She accepted requests to be a write-in candidate for the South Ward in 2009 as a protest vote for the crime in the area. She ran a campaign for the seat in 2013, losing to incumbent Molly Leight, an election she said she learned from. She felt Leight’s retirement gave her a fair shot at the seat, so she gave it another try.

Highsmith also had mailers and yard signs, but she said

newspaper ads were too expensive for her campaign.

She felt where her campaign excelled at was reaching voters by going door-to-door and that her message that she’ll better represent the ward resonated. Highsmith has sometimes worked with Leight on issues like the South Suburban Neighborhood Plan. Though she’s also been on the other side, like when the New South Community Coalition,

which she’s a part of, asked for a “no frills� bond in 2014 devoted to just roads and infrastructure, which she said are in need of more funds.

Highsmith said she’ll do her best to win again, though she hopes with a wider margin this time.

The winner of the South Ward Democratic primary will face Republican Michael Tyler in November.

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Reynolds high jumper Tremond Wright is tied for first in NCRunners' state rankings in Class 4-A track and field.

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BY CRAIG T. GREENLEE FOR THE CHRONICLE

There are instances in which people have no idea what their true talents and skills are. Tremond Wright of Reynolds is a shining example.

Wright, a 6-3 senior, played basketball at Reynolds for four seasons and served as a role player on a state playoff team that finished 23-5.

However, what Wright recently discovered is that the high jump is his true calling.

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This weekend, Wright gets to prove himself as legitimate contender at the regional and state level when he competes in the Scott Brent Invitational at Mount Tabor. “The Brent” is widely acknowledged as the city-county track and field championships.

Prior to his final year of high school, Wright had never competed in the high jump. So, it came as a huge shock when he cleared 6-feet-6 inches in only his third track meet. Even more noteworthy is that his personal

best puts him in a first-place tie with John Dalton of Wake Forest in the NCRunners’ state high jump rankings for Class 4-A. “I surprised myself,” Wright confessed. “I always felt like basketball was my main sport, so I stayed with it. I finally gave track a try and everything has worked out pretty well.”

Angelique Reynolds, an assistant coach who works with RJR’s high jumpers and quarter-milers, isn’t surprised by Wright’s performance.

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Rams defensive back Kenneth Sharpe (24) tackles the runner for a short gain.

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Winston-Salem State’s football faithful recently got an early-bird look at their favorite team.

The Rams held their annual spring game at Atkins High School last Saturday. The controlled scrimmage lasted about 90 minutes in front of a surprisingly large crowd of about 500. Those loyal souls braved some bone-chilling winds on a day in early spring that was more reminiscent of a day in November.

The Red team prevailed with a 146 win over the White team in a contest that signaled the end of spring practice. Looking ahead to the fall, Coach Kienus Boulware hopes to take full Coach Boulware advantage of having enough able bodies on the roster to get through an entire season.

“I like our depth and our numbers,” said Boulware, who’s entering his third season

Weatherly is pleased, but not fully satisfied

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Anais Weatherly of Winston-Salem openly admits that she’s pleased with her progress as a basketball player. Even so, she’s far from being satisfied.

Weatherly recently completed her most productive season at Guilford College. The 5-11 power forward was a key piece for Quakers who advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs.

In the process, Weatherly collected more than her share of postseason accolades – Honorable Mention Division III All-American, 2nd team All-South Region

(voted by D3hoops.com) and she made allleague in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference.

“I feel that I can do more,” said Weatherly, who averaged 15 points, 9.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists and a league-leading 3.1 steals per game.

“This summer I’m going to put in a lot of time to improve my game just like I did last summer. Looking ahead to next season, my individual goals are to make All-America and be voted con-

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Weatherly

ference player of the year.”

We a t h e r l y ’s presence was a key factor in Guilford’s surprising run at the ODAC title. In the pre-season voting, the Quakers were picked to finish sixth, but they proved the pundits wrong. Guilford occupied first place for nearly all

of the season. But due to a late-season loss, the Quakers (22-6) ended up finishing second in the regular-season standings.

Versatility is Weatherly’s chief asset.

Although she’s listed as a power forward, she frequently finds herself operating at multiple positions throughout the course of a game. As an exceptional two-way player, she impacts the game at both ends of the court.

“Anais is an all-around player who does whatever we need for her to do,” said coach Stephanie Flamini. “Not only can defend at every position, but she has a

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as the Rams head coach. “If we can keep everybody, we’re going to have real good chance (to have a championship season).”

Typically, Winston-Salem State fields stellar defensive teams and that’s not likely to change in 2016. Trinity Roberts, Brian James and Amyl Smith are key figures in what promises to be a formidable D-line rotation. All three recorded one sack apiece in the spring game. Xavier Gregory and Kyrell Williamson show positive signs of emerging as the designated ringleaders at linebacker.

Offensively, look for the Rams to hammer the opposition with a bruising ground game. At this juncture, there’s no way to tell who might get the call as the featured running back. Tyree Massey (867 rushing yards and 8 touchdowns) got most of the totes in 2015, but since it was his senior season, he’s no longer available for duty.

Xavier Quick (320 yards, 3 TDs and 4.5 yards per carry last season) could be

the one. The Rams, though, are deep at running back. Kerrion Moore (281 yards, 1 TD, 5.6 yards per carry in 2015) showcased his break-away skills in the spring game by darting through the defense on a 55-yard touchdown run. Moore gained 62 yards on five totes for the White team.

Malik Mosley, who saw spot duty a year ago, is a capable ball carrier who has the ability to make tacklers miss in the open field.

Perhaps the most intriguing backfield prospect for WSSU is Justus Pickett, a transfer from Tennessee who also played at Maryland. Pickett, a senior, produced the game-winning score on a 28-yard touchdown run last Saturday. He finished the day with 40 yards on 10 carries.

“We have few guys who can take it the distance,” said Boulware. “But we also have a couple of guys who can pound you until the cows come home. It’s going to be an arsenal there.”

Using this year’s spring game as a barometer for WSSU’s passing attack is a tricky proposition. With the strong winds, there was no way to get a feel for the quar-

terbacks’ throwing accuracy or the ability of the receivers to make the proper adjustments on deep throws and fade routes.

For now, the Rams starting QB is Rod Tinsley Jr., the redshirt-freshman who led WSSU to victory over Bowie State in the CIAA championship game last November.

When fall practice begins, JUCO transfer A.J. Nocciolo is expected to challenge Tinsley.

Tinsley connected on 6 of 13 throws for 81 yards, which included a 30-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Holmes.

Nocciolo, his counterpart on the White team, completed 8 of 15 passes for 65 yards.

Boulware concedes that Tinsley has an advantage because he’s had a full year in the Rams offensive system. Even so, he likes the progress that Nocciolo has made since his arrival at WSSU in January.

“Right now, Rod has the hot hand,” said Boulware. “We brought A.J. in for the spring and he hasn’t a chance to get his feet wet in our system until now. He’s better now than when he came in. But Rod was the quarterback in the CIAA champi-

onship game. He had a chance to taste some adversity early on and grow through it.”

Tinsley finds himself in a vastly different situation from a year ago. At that time, he was one of several newcomers who had aspirations to become the Rams starter at QB. During the season, Tinsley had his struggles. But in the end, he played a big role in bringing another CIAA football championship trophy back to WinstonSalem State.

“The difference between last year and right now is confidence,” he said. “I’ve studied and I know the play book a lot better. I know my abilities and what I can do.

In that championship game, we had some low moments, but we figured it out. I learned how to stay confident and believe in my teammates.

“To build on that, you keep studying film; keep getting better in the weight room and the practice field. It’s about perfecting your craft and being the best that you can be.”

Anais Weatherly of Winston-Salem frequently draws double-teams as the top performer for Guilford College. This past season, Weatherly was named Honorable Mention NCAA Division III All-American.

Photo by Guilford College Athletics

“Playing against guys was really a big help.”

-Anais Weatherly

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knack for making big plays at the most crucial times.

Over the past year, she improved a lot with the use of her left hand and her 3point shooting. In our league, there is no one who can stop her.”

The desire to perfect her craft is the main reason why Weatherly exudes confidence about her ability to raise her level of play for next season. Last summer, she was in the gym

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three hours a day, five days a week. To add to the intensity and degree of difficulty of her work-outs, she trained with and competed against men in pick-up games. Some were members of Guilford’s men’s team.

“Playing against guys was really a big help,” said Weatherly, who graduated from Mount Tabor three years ago. “It helped a lot with my quickness and being able to anticipate what’s going to happen on the court. I didn’t start

When Reynolds watched Wright win a slam dunk contest a year ago, she was convinced then that the basketball player was tailor-made for the high jump.

“Tremond has natural talent,” said Reynolds. “When I started working with him, I just told him what he was doing wrong. He listened, took it all in, and did it right.

And from that point, he continued to improve.”

At this point in his still-embryonic track career, Wright competes on sheer athleticism. He didn’t come out for the track team until after basketball season, which means that he didn’t compete during the winter indoor season.

Given that he first started out by jumping 5-8 and then improved by 10 inches in a span of a few weeks is unheard of, because such rapid development is so rare.

That’s because the high jump is an event in which technique makes all the difference. Right now, Wright uses a 20-foot approach to the bar, which is a very short distance, compared to his more polished counterparts.

“Right now, he doesn’t have the technique,” said Charlton Rolle, head coach for boys’ track at Reynolds.

playing basketball until my ninth grade year and I didn’t play AAU until the summer after my senior year of high school. So, I feel like there’s still so much more room for me to grow as a player.”

As the Quakers marquee player, Weatherly, an ODAC All-Tournament pick, frequently faced opposing defenses which were designed specifically to limit her scoring. As the season progressed, she drew more double-teams and saw a lot of box-and-

one defenses.

Perhaps the most improved part of Weatherly’s game is outside shooting. Her best game shooting the ball from long distance came in an early-season 67-56 win over city rival Greensboro College. Weatherly scored six 3-pointers in the first half, which included four 3-balls in the first quarter.

“Nobody came out to guard me because they knew I could get to the basket quickly off the dribble,” she said. “So, I kept taking

“He doesn’t have a full approach yet – so once he gets some speed and some distance behind him – it’s just scary when you think about the possibilities for him.

“For starters, he’s just now learning how to flop and how to take off and hit all those correct positions. I’ve seen him jump 6-8 in practice. So, now he just has to do that in an actual meet. Jumping 6-8 or 6-10 is within his reach for this spring.”

While there’s no question about Wright’s physical gifts, his coaches are cognizant that he must handle the mental side of competing in order to contend for high jump titles at the regional and state levels. They believe his ability to handle the mental aspects of competition will ultimately help to determine his level of success.

“The high jump is very mental,” Reynolds explained.

“Sometimes, Tremond can get out of the zone and overthink things. That’s when I have to remind him to just go for it. He knows he can do it.”

With about a month remaining in this outdoor season, Wright is confident about his chances to clear higher heights and win a state title. At the same time, he fully understands that he cannot reach his goals based solely on raw jumping ability.

the shots. That was a fun game because I got a chance to show off my guard skills.”

Even though Weatherly has another season of college eligibility remaining, she’s already thinking about her athletic career beyond Guilford. She’s fully aware that making the grade at the next level will be a difficult task. But when she considers how far she’s come in such a short period of time, Weatherly believes she can give herself a reasonable chance to

succeed.

At her height, there’s no question that she will have to change positions to play pro ball. In her case, that means playing in the backcourt. That’s why she’s going to spend much of this upcoming summer working on extending her shooting range and improving her ball-handling.

“After college, I want to go pro,” she said. “To do that, it’s a must that I get better with my handle and with my shooting accuracy.”

“I expect to win a (state) championship,” said Wright, who wants to attend college on a track scholarship and major in business or engineering. “I really want it and I’m going to bring one to my school. The biggest challenge for me is technique. As I do the work and get better with my technique, I feel like I can go a lot higher. It comes down to putting a lot of time and effort into it. That’s what you have to do.”

Even though Wright is brand-new to the sport, Rolle believes that by season’s end, Wright will have an opportunity to further his education and compete in the high jump at the college level. Rolle’s rationale is based on what Wright has already accomplished.

“I haven’t seen anybody quite like Tremond,” said Rolle. “Jumping 6-6 will score points in a (NCAA Division I) college track meet. He’s proven the caliber of athlete he is, and I think he has a lot more left in his tank.

Track is definitely where he belongs. We’re just trying to help him get comfortable with what he knows already. I tell him, don’t think man, just do what you did the first day of practice – just go out and jump.”

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Staff at Carl Russell Sr. Recreation Center give championship teams awards at the center.

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On Monday, March 28, Bryce Sherman spoke at the basketball banquet held at the Carl H. Russell, Sr. Community Center to honor participants in the basketball league.

Sherman is a former Carver High School football star and graduate of the University of South Carolina. He is currently working on a master’s degree program at WSSU. Sherman is also the new center supervisor at the William C. Sims, Sr. Recreation Center located in the Happy Hill community.

Sherman’s speech centered on the importance of academics in playing sports at any school. Sherman said that while at Carver he won many awards in sports, but he held a GPA over 3.0 every quarter of his high school career. He also made honor roll four years in a row and he only missed one day of school during his four years of high school.

Supervisor Ben Piggott, Brian Leak and LaKesha Byrd presented Bryce Sherman with an award for being an outstanding speaker for youth and presented Jerry Thornton with a trophy for being an outstanding supporter for the Carl H. Russell Basketball League. The staff gave trophies to the youth in the basketball league.

Playground Safety Week set for April 18 – 22

The Phi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. was successful for the second consecutive year in pursuing and obtaining a proclamation from Governor Pat McCrory declaring April 18 - 22, 2016 as Playground Safety Week for the State of North Carolina.

To encourage citizens to observe Playground Safety Week, Phi Omega chapter will send playground safety tips compiled by the NPPS to school systems and daycare centers, as well as to health departments/medical professionals for distribution to students, parents, teachers, patients, and staff members. All of these individuals can help make and keep playgrounds safe by adhering to S.A.F.E. guidelines: Supervise children while they are on playgrounds and equipment; age appropriate equipment should be used by children; fall protection/cushioning should be installed under equipment; and equipment maintenance should be carried out regularly.

This is Bryce Sherman at Carver Senior High School in 2008.

SPORTS BRIEFS

Golf tournament scheduled to raise money for scholarships

On Saturday, April 23, the Forsyth County Sunday School Union will be hosting its first golf tournament to raise funds to assist with college expenses for deserving high school students. The golf tournament will be held at Winston Lake Golf Course, with registration from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Shotgun start at 9 a.m. (holes No. 1 and No. 10).

The entry fee for teams is $200 (four players per team).

There will be cash prizes for the first and second place teams and various door prizes for all participants. For more information or to register your team, contact Tommie Speaks at 336-793-6512.

Hospice of Davidson County to hold Golf Tournament

Hospice of Davidson County will hold its 9th annual Golf Tournament on Thursday, April 28, at the Sapona Ridge Country Club, 439 Beaver Creek Road, Lexington.

Registration is open to individual golfers as well as corporate and group teams.

The Captain’s Choice tournament will offer two tee times – an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start with a 7:00 a.m. registration and a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with an 11:30 a.m. registration. Lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m. for all players.

The $85 per player entry fee includes green fees, cart, snacks and beverages. A special corporate registration is available for $450 and includes a team registration (4 players) with business advertisement on team carts plus hole sponsorship recognition.

Trophies and cash prizes will be awarded for winners in both morning and afternoon play. Players will have the chance to win a number of prizes, including a 2016 Chevy Tahoe and $5,000 cash.

For more information or to register, visit HospiceOfDavidson.org or contact Jan Knox at (336) 475-5444 or jknox@hospiceofdavidson.org.

Kevin Ritsche Earns 200th career win at WSSU SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE

The WSSU Rams baseball team brought out the big sticks on Sunday, smashing five home runs in the afternoon, as the Rams swept a double header from the Bluefield State Blues, 9-3 and 6-2, and giving WSSU head coach, Kevin Ritsche, his 200th win as WSSU coach.

With the wins, Winston-Salem State moves to 18-17 overall, while Bluefield State falls to 9-24 on the season.

In game one, WSSU struck early, as Jason Baytop led off the bottom of the first inning with a home run to deep left field to give the Rams the early advantage.

The Rams would add to their lead in the second, when WSSU exploded for three runs on three hits, helped out by two Bluefield State errors.

Orlando Cannon, Jason Baytop and Emilio Abreu picked up RBIs to give Winston-Salem State at 4-0 lead.

Bluefield State answered with a big inning of their own, plating three runs on three hits and also got the help of one WSSU error, to trim the Rams lead to 4-3.

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Rams looked to slam the door on the Blues, as they would use the long ball to put the game out of reach.

Jason Baytop led off with a double down the left field line, and would be brought home on an Emilio Abreu single to left center. Nathan Steger would blast a two run home run to right center field and Ivan Acuna would hit a solo bomb to left field to give WSSU a 8-3 lead.

WSSU would add another run in the sixth, when Michael McNamara homered to center field, giving WSSU a 9-3 lead that they would hold on to, to take game one.

Justin Norton picked up the win for WSSU, going 5.0 innings, allowing three runs on three hits while striking out seven.

Garrison Roy pitched 2.0 innings out of the bullpen, allowing two hits and striking out two.

Emilio Abreu finished 3 for 4 with two runs batted in and one run scored, while Jason Baytop went 2 for 4 with a home run, two runs batted in and two runs scored. Nathan Steger went 1 for 3 with two runs batted in and one run scored. Ivan Acuna went 1 for 3 with two runs scored and one run batted in, and Michael McNamara went 1 for 3 with two runs scored and

one run batted in. Randy Norris also went 1 for 3, and Orlando Cannon finished 1 for 4 with a run batted in.

In game two, Bluefield State jumped out early to a 2-0 lead, as they crossed the plate twice on one hit and one WSSU error to take the early advantage.

The Rams would answer in the bottom of the first inning, as Jason Baytop led off with a single and eventually worked his way around the base paths, scoring on a wild pitch to cut the Bluefield State lead to 2-1.

WSSU would take their first lead of the game in the third inning, when Ivan Acuna would hit a two run home run, his second of the day, and also scoring Nathan Steger, to give WSSU a 3-2 lead.

Winston-Salem State would seal the game away in the sixth inning, when Nathan Steger would single to left field, scoring Rashad Webster and Brandon Fowler. Steger would eventually come home on a wild pitch, to give the Rams a 6-2 lead.

Jordan Cummings came out of the bullpen and promptly slammed the door on Bluefield State, giving the Rams the win, and Head Coach Kevin Ritsche his 200th career

win at Winston-Salem State University.

Kanoa Hironaka got the win for the Rams, pitching 5.0 innings, allowing two runs on four hits with one walk and seven strikeouts.

Jordan Cummings got the save, pitching the final 2.0 innings, striking out four Bluefield State batters.

Nathan Steger finished 1 for 3 with two runs batted in and two runs scored, while Ivan Acuna went 1 for 3 with a home run, two runs batted in and a run scored. Jason Baytop went 1 for 2 with a run scored, and Randy Norris also went 1 for 2, along with Jonathan Cummings and

Orlando Cannon.

Winston-Salem State will travel to Catawba on Tuesday evening, and to UVA-Wise on Wednesday, before hosting St. Augustine’s University in a four-game weekend series at Asheboro’s McCrary Park.

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Today, April 14 Continuing pastoral anniversary Shiloh Baptist Church, 916 E. 12th St., cordially invites you to attend the 24th Pastoral anniversary of our very own Rev. Dr. Paul a. lowe, Jr. at 7 p.m. on Thursday nights in april. on april 14, the guest speaker will be Dr. nathan Scoven and Galilee missionary Baptist Church Family. on Thursday, april 21, guest speaker will be Bishop John C. Parks and new hope missionary Baptist Church Family. on Thursday, april 28, guest speaker will be Rev. Serenus T. Churn and the mount Zion Baptist Church Family. The anniversary celebration will culminate at 4 p.m. Sunday, may 1, with Rev. John mendez and Emmanuel Baptist Church Family. Please come and help us enjoy this joyous occasion as we celebrate our man of God.

Beginning April 15 Pastor’s Anniversary Bethlehem missionary Baptist Church, 1711 n.

Claremont ave., will be celebrating the 13th anniversary of its beloved pastor, Rev Dwight hash, Sr., beginning april 15. The celebration will kick off on Friday, april 15, at 7 p.m. The special guests will be Bishop Sheldon mcCarter and the congregation of Greater Cleveland avenue Christian Church. on Sunday, april 17, Bethlehem's very own associate Pastor min. Carolyn Spann will be the featured speaker during the 11 a.m. worship service. The celebration will conclude at 3 p.m. with Pastor Reginald Kellam and the congregation of Friendship Baptist Church of high Point as special guests. The public is invited to attend. For more information, call 336-723-1297. The Rev Dwight hash, Sr. is the pastor.

April 15 & 16 Prayer Conference Greater higher Ground ministries and Pastor Janice o. heath invite you to join us for a Prayer Conference sponsored by our intercessory Prayer Warriors on Friday and Saturday, april 15 and16. on Friday, conference speaker is the Reverend yvonne h. hines, mount Sinai Full Gospel Deliverance Center. The service starts at 7:00 p.m., and on Saturday at 9:00 a.m. a Conference Class on Prayer is scheduled. all services are held at the headquarter church located at 4175 moat Drive. For more information, call the administration office at 336-7251125. Pastor Janice o. heath, Senior Pastor.

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Church hosts night to honor israel Rabbi Mark Cohn speaks during Agape Faith Church’s Night to Honor Israel on Sunday, April 10.

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By TimoThy RamSEy FoR ThE ChRoniClE

on Sunday, april 10, the agape Faith Church located at 2101 lewisville-Clemmons Road in Clemmons, together with Christians United for israel (CUFi), held a special event entitled “a night to honor israel.”

CUFi, founded in 2006, is the largest pro-israel organization in the United States with over 2.5 million members. Their mission is to educate america’s Christians about the biblical and moral imperative to support israel. They also look to provide a national association through which every pro-israel church, parachurch organization, ministry or individual in america can speak and act with one voice in support of israel in matters related to biblical issues.

Senior Pastor of agape Faith

Church, J.B. Whitfield, served as mC for the event. Pastor Whitfield is also the CUFi north Carolina State Director.

Rabbi mark Cohn of Temple Emanuel in Winston-Salem spoke about how Jewish people and the land of israel will always be connected no matter if they live there or not.

Furthermore, Jewish people all over the world take pride in the accomplishments of their people and feel the pain of being belittled or attacked. he went on to say that Jewish people are not alone in their connection with the land of israel. The beauty of the evening is for Jews and non-Jews to honor israel together.

Ron Brummer, Deputy Consul General of israel, excited everyone in the crowd immediately by telling them that israeli Prime minister Benjamin netanyahu said that CUFi is an “essential part of israel’s nation-

al security.” he thanked everyone in the organization for their commitment and special bond to israel, calling it an “Ultimate alliance” due to the shared values based on the Ten Commandments. Brummer went on to express his concerns for antiSemitic vandalism on college campuses in the U.S., as well as terrorist attacks on innocent civilians in israel. on behalf of Governor Pat mcCrory, Jeff Epstein, the Secretary of the Department of Revenue, attended the event to share a letter that the governor had written. in between the panelists, the agape Faith Church Praise and Worship team took the stage and performed “lord you’re mighty,” which lifted the spirits of all in attendance.

2007 Dove nominee ladonna Taylor also performed various selections with her violin.

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April 16 Bazaar and Yard Sale St. James amE Church, 1501 n. Patterson ave., will hold a bazaar and yard sale on Saturday, april 16 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. among other things, household goods and clothing will be available for sale at very reasonable prices. Food will also be sold. For more information, call 336-724-3865.

April 16 & 17 Sanctuary Choir Anniversary Celebration St. matthew apostolic Temple Church of Jesus Christ, 3640 new Walkertown Road, invites the community to join them on Saturday, april 16 at 6:30 p.m. for our Sanctuary Choir anniversary Celebration. The celebration continues on Sunday, april 17, at 4 p.m.

Pastor Willie Robinson of new Believers Christian Center (nBCC) will be the special guest. Elder Gregory Robertson is pastor. For more information, contact: minister of music Brother Kenny anderson at 336-345-8922, kanderson@buddgroup.com, or the church secretary, Sister Janet Tucker, at 336-6826241, marshall.tucker@att.net, or visit www.smatinc.org.

April 17 Youth Breaking Out program holy Trinity Full Gospel Fellowship Center located at 5307 Peters Creek Parkway will sponsor a day for youth from grade 6th - college. Join the y-Bo "youth Breaking out" program on Sunday, april 17, at 5 p.m. This program is designed to ignite the spiritual flame in youth and young adults with an exciting voyage through the Bible and to develop an intimate relationship with God. This event is free and open to the public. For more information contact the administrative office at 336-784-9347.

April 17 “Ties That Bind: Protestants in Conversation” The fourth in the series of "Ties That Bind: Protestants in Conversation" gatherings will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday, april 17, at United metropolitan missionary Baptist Church located adjacent to highway 52 between Fourth and Fifth Street.

Participants will review the historical context of the Gospel of luke 4:14-30, hear a variety of interpretations by area ministers and educators, and then explore personal understandings of the verses. Dr. Bill leonard of Wake Forest University School of Divinity, Dr. Kia hood of Union Baptist Church, Rev. alan Wright of Reynolda Church, alfredo miranda of Salem Presbytery, and Dr. Diane lipsett of Salem College and Knollwood Baptist Church headline the discussions. The meetings are sponsored by interfaith Winston-Salem, a nonprofit that works to build peace through understanding. The event is open to the public and ends by 6 p.m.

April 17 Unitarian Universalist Fellowship The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston-Salem, 4055 Robinhood Road, will hear the Rev. lisa Schwartz speak on “awakening to Good news” at 9 a.m. and the Rev. Cheryl Walker of Wilmington will speak on “Spreading the Gospel of Unitarian Universalism” at 11 a.m. on Sunday, april 17. at the 9:15 a.m. Forum, Grant Renier will discuss “in Defense of Politics.” For more information visit www.uufws.org.

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Emmanuel Baptist hosts Palestinian Christians

Salamen W. Bisnara speaks to congregation on Emmanuel Baptist Church during visit on April 10

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By TimoThy RamSEy FoR ThE ChRoniClE

The civil unrest between israel and the Palestinians has been well documented for well over a half a century. in an effort to shed light on the subject, Emmanuel Baptist Church located at 1075 Shalimar Dr. hosted a Palestinian Christian delegation from Bethlehem on Sunday, april 10.

Salamen W. Bisnara, a staff member of the Director of Education’s office of the Evangelical lutheran Church in

Lesson Scripture: luke 8:26-36 By the end of this lesson, we will *Know the details of Jesus’ healing the Gerasene man from his demons *Empathize with those who have great troubles *Support, promote, or work in a church counseling program

Jordan and the holy land (ElCJhl), joined by Reem Jabar, a middle school math teacher and activist were visiting america to attend a TESol (Teaching English to Speaker of other language) conference. While here they were invited to come to Emmanuel Baptist by church pastor Dr. John mendez. mendez visited the Palestinian region of the middle East in april 2015. according to mendez, he was amazed at the devastation and horrific conditions some of the people were living in. When he learned of the delegation’s

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Background: Jesus has chosen his twelve apostles and is in the process of training them to represent him in the world. he is allowing them to share in experiences of healing, casting out demons, raising the dead, altering the elements and great sermons of spiritual uplifting. Just prior to our lesson, Jesus and the twelve experience a windstorm where the twelve think they may perish and that Jesus was unconcerned as he slept. after calming the

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storm Jesus asked, “Where is your faith?”

Past miracles and events should have convinced the apostles of Jesus’ power. This power he Elder exhibited over nature, Richard Wayne however, left them in question as to who is Wood Jesus … really?

Lesson: The disciples Sunday and Jesus arrive on the other side of the Sea of School Lesson Galilee and land at Gerasenes.

Jesus is immediately confronted by a naked, homeless demonic man who screams, “What have i to do with thee, Jesus, thou Son of God most high? i beseech thee, torment me not.” (luke 8:28). Jesus has compassion and speaks to the man and commands the demons to come out and asks his name.

The demons identified themselves as “legion” (8:30)

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Dr. Mendez and the Palestinian delegates after the church service on Sunday, April 10 know that they aspire for says “suffer with us and peace and justice and paral- support us” to combat that. from page B4 leled their struggle at home He went on to say Arab with that of African- Christians want to show visit, he reached out to Americans during the Civil they have culture and tradithem and they were more Rights era of the 50s and tion and want to identify than happy to attend.

60s. He also spoke on the with Christians all over the “When I went to the occupation of Palestinian world.

Holy Land, I was able to land from individuals from The delegates will be meet many people and was Israel and claimed the visiting other churches on able to see the atrocious Palestinian Christians are the East Coast, as well as living conditions that are “the Jews of the 21st centu- meeting with individuals comparable to apartheid in ry.” from Jewish Voice for South Africa,” Mendez “The most important Peace, who helped fund the said. “We only see the sit- three messages we want to delegation’s trip to the uation through the eyes of convey to the world are United States before Israel, and the American from the Bible; and those departing for London. media doesn’t show what messages are love, hope, When asked of his hope the people of Palestine are and faith, and these three for the future, Bisnara said, experiencing.” messages are the corner- “What is needed is the resBisnara delivered the stones of our lives as olution of the sermon during the service. Christians,” said Bisnara.

Israeli/Palestinian conflict He wanted to emphasize According to Bisnara, and stabilizing the country, that the number of there are Arab Christians enabling Christians to stay Palestinian Christians has that are being persecuted in in their country and with rapidly dwindled to 2 per- his home land by Islamic their land and giving our cent due to the country’s fundamentalists, and they children hope for the internal conflict causing are working with their future.” many to flee the region. He Muslim neighbors who he also wanted the people to

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The Agape Faith Church praise and worship team during the church’s "Night to Honor Israel" service

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Pastor Victor Styrsky, the Eastern Regional Coordinator for CUFI, introduced the keynote speaker, Gary L. Bauer.

Bauer, President of American Values and CUFI Executive Board Member, started his speech by conveying the point of when Christians and Jews stand together, they are the “worst nightmare” for Islamic terrorists. Bauer touched on his displeasure for the reaction of U.S. politicians on the

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because they were many.

Now they too have a request to be allowed to enter a herd of pigs. Once they enter the pigs, they plunge off a cliff into the sea. According to Mark 5:13, there were about 2,000 pigs in the herd.

terror attacks of innocent Israeli citizens by Palestinian rebel youth. He concluded by saying, “Does anyone believe that a Palestinian state carved out of these areas with half of Jerusalem as its capital would be a free society with religious tolerance willing to live in peace side by side with their Israeli neighbors?”

The CUFI will be holding a Summit in Washington D.C., July 18-19 where they look forward to celebrating a decade of solidarity with Israel and the Jewish People.

More about why they chose this destruction can be found in Revelation 20:1-3.

Now free of the demons, clothed and sitting at Jesus’ side, the man is of sound mind. Crowds of people come to meet Jesus and to see the demon-free man for themselves. After witnessing for themselves,

the people become afraid and ask Jesus to leave. He not only provoked fear in the people … Jesus’ casting the demons into the pigs was at great cost to the economy, too.

Further reading will reveal that the pig farmers sought compensation for their loss.

The priority to the people was finances, but Jesus’

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priority was ministering to the people.

For Your Consideration: What can we do to help those who suffer from mental disorders? How does the power of God make a difference as we minister to those in need of counseling?

Life’s Application: All of us need the deliverance

and forgiveness only Jesus can provide and unsaved people need to be rescued from the effects of sin.

People such as psychologists and physicians can try to treat our ailments, sometimes successfully for a while and sometimes not.

They simply do not have the kind of healing power that can deal with our prob-

lem completely and permanently. That power belongs only to Jesus. So we as believers are urged to look to the Lord for help in times of sickness and for forgiveness of the transgressions that adversely affect our fellowship with the heavenly Father. Yield to Him … mind, body and soul.

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2103 School St 482.11 1102 Ivy Ave 1,928.45 0 Rickard Rd 104.98 2713 N Liberty St 767.23 3000 Carver School Rd 1,289.53 1954 Kentucky Ave 174.97 1316 N Highland Ave 667.45 0 Lowery Ct 58.33 1427 Emerald St 266.98 1812 E Third St 378.43 940 Apple St 339.55 2718 Old Greensboro Rd 230.69 1319 N Jackson Ave 1,140.48 709 Kapp St 374.55 210 Alspaugh St 483.41 1333 N Patterson Ave 793.15 656 Glenbrook Dr 395.29 0 Gardner St 41.47 324 Forest Hill Ave 711.51 0 E Tenth St 343.45 0 Ivy Ave 383.62 0 Ivy Ave 59.62 1008 Ivy Ave 73.88 1014 Ivy Ave 307.16 0 Ivy Ave 58.33 812 W Twenty Sixth St 246.24 1294 Opportunity Rd 460.09 0 School St 1.08 4226 Carver School Rd 97.21 3875 Northampton Dr 1,723.68 1148 Burke St 5,285.09 1030 Crestwood Dr 981.08 2212 Dunbar St 482.11 5707 Robin Wood Ln 1,045.88 78 Northwoods Cir 203.48 802 Graham Ave 155.43 1221 E Twenty Fourth St 215.14 665 6A N Spring St 370.66 0 Rich Ave 58.33 218 Parkwood Ave 873.50 1010 Rich Ave 246.24 206 W Twenty Fourth St 127.01 1214 E Twenty Fifth St 89.43 930 W Fourth St 4,459.47 1118 Motor Rd 385.93 0 Baux Mountain Rd 58.33 4925 Old Belews Creek Rd 1,274.54 0 Old Belews Creek Rd 701.97 5405 Providence Church Rd 1,227.40 4620 Circle Dr 333.08 544 Efird St 142.56 0 Walkertown-Guthrie Rd 7.45 4316 N Jasmin Ct 483.41 1001 Rich Ave 283.83 706 S Green St 1,211.77 938 Apple St 524.89 1244 W Fourth St 4,410.29 931 Pittsburg Ave 304.57 2414 Glenn Ave 441.94 927 Pittsburg Ave 202.18 919 Pittsburg Ave 165.89 Reidsville Rd 108.86 923 Roosevelt St 351.22 2400 Glenn Ave 520.99 418 E Fifteenth St 707.62 0 Starmount Dr 9.08 1337 Winfield Dr 536.54 1020 Pacific Dr 483.41 0 Emerald St 53.14 1217 Mardele Ln-1453 1,496.89 137 Jazer Ln 106.27 1849 Kentucky Ave 373.25 3930 Whitfield Rd 952.57 166 Melody Ln 859.25 300 Autoserve St 88.13 5551 Pinebrook Ln 37.80 903 Twelfth St 77.76 0 Motor Rd 50.55 4344 Morning Ridge Ln 1,502.19 1510 Pebblebrook Rd 474.54 0 Orlando St 19.45 409 Wales St 194.40 5151 Horne Dr 251.42 2014 E Twenty Fourth St 1.63 4595 Garden St 136.09 1034 Crestwood Dr 1,003.10 4089 Ogburn Ave 747.80 1240 Victoria St 31.10 0 Dunbar St 12.96 228 Cecil Dr 104.98 4830 Circle Dr 50.55 321 E Fifteenth St 141.27 3928 Silver Chalice Dr 1,517.62 2823 Greenway Ave 431.18 2345 Okalina Ave 403.06 3629 Hemlock Dr 303.26 1947 Kentucky Ave 242.36 2617 Manchester St 76.47 690 Gaynor St 15,054.34 2819 Glenn Ave 399.17 4765 Mount Pleasant Dr 362.88 112 Melody Ln 705.02 2222 School St 440.64 4724 Old Rural Hall Rd 462.52 1117 Ada Ave 493.78 825 Akron Dr 994.04 0 E Twenty Third St 11.67 1715 Graham Ct 1,666.66 0 E Fifth St 1,717.21 1415 E Fifth St 2,466.25 233 N Cleveland Ave 199.58 1631 Harrison Ave 539.33 4409 Winnabow Rd 929.67 1106 E Twenty Second St 296.58 2507 Gilmer Ave 923.87 126 N Cameron Ave 436.92 1414 N Cameron Ave 402.45 0 Addison Ave 31.10 741 W Twenty Fifth And One Half St 318.82 0 Doris St 25.92

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Banks, Wendy W Banner, Connie W Banner, Thelma W Barbee, Debra Dudley Barbee, Debra Dudley Barbee, Debra Dudley Barbee, John Barbosa, Rafael O Barbour, Jeffrey Anthony Barfield, James S Barksdale, Albert Barksdale, Elisabeth Barksdale, Elisabeth Barnes, Joseph Jr. Barr, Anthony D Barton, Emily Crews Baskins, Patricia Bass & Jones Construction Co Bass & Jones Construction Llc Bass & Jones Construction Llc Bass, Kevin R Baucum, Carrie R Bauguess, David Wayne Bauguess, David Wayne Beach, Franklin Darrel Jr. Beal, Timothy Evon Heirs Beal, Timothy Evon Heirs Beamer, Joe David Bee, Essie C Beedoe, Jordan S Beeson, Louise Bell, Addie Laura Bell, Dorothy Bell, Dorothy Bell, Gwendolyn S Bellamy, Timothy Belt, Marvin Belton, Jessie E Heirs Benbow, Dean Lorenzo Benitez, Manuel Benjamin, James Heirs Benjamin, James Heirs Benjamin, Robert Bennett College Bennett, Kristin Redington Bennett, Warren Earl Benton, Kevin R Benton, Leroy Jr. Benton, Troy T Berean International Church Berrier, Jonathan Stacey Bess, James E Bess, James E Bess, James E Bess, James E Bethea, Cynthia Millicent Bethea, David Iii Bevis, Ashley Bryan Bianco, Kim M Bias, Robert Neal Bines, Steven Bines, Steven K Bines, Steven K Binkley, Elizabeth H Binkley, Elizabeth H Birch, William J Birch, William J Heirs Bitting, Marvin L Bitting, Marvin L Bkg Properties Llc Bkg Properties Llc Black, Donald Keith Black, Ethel H Heirs Blackburn, Laura Ann Blackwell, Jacqueline D Blackwell, Victoria Williams Blair, Earline Blair, Leo Sutton Heirs Blake, Roy L Jr. Blake, Samantha S Blakes, Margaret M Blakley, Thomas L Blakley, Thomas L Blakley, Thomas L Blakley, Thomas L Blalock, Shelby T Heirs Blalock, Shelby T Heirs Blankenship, Michael Blevins, Thomas Blocker, Christopher Robert Blue Ribbon Car Care Llc Blue Ridge Re Develop Llc Blue, Arthur Lee Jr. Blue, Stephanie Bmb Enterprises Llc Of Nc Bmb Enterprises Llc Of Nc Bmb Enterprises Llc Of Nc Bobbeck Enterprises Ltd Boddie, William E Boddie, William F Bohannon, Booker T Bohannon, Booker T Bohannon, Ella O Heirs Bohannon, K Blake Bohannon, K Blake Bohannon, K Blake Bohannon, K Blake Bohannon, Peggy L Bolden, Yolanda F Bolding, Arvella A Boles, Christopher Lyn Boles, Harry A Boles, Harry A Boles, Harry A Boles, Harry A Boles, Harry A Boles, Harry A Boles, Maye Arlene Heirs Bomani, Anwar Bomani, Anwar A Bomani, Anwar A Bomani, Anwar A Bondurant, David James Bondurant, David James Bondurant, David James Bonilla, Jose B Bonilla, Jose B Bonner, Horace A Jr. Bonner, Lillian M Booker Thomas Mccloud Jr Family Trust Booker, Maggie Pilson Bost, Sylvia Jean Bottoms, Cherie Boulware, Brooks Jr. Bowen, Arlene Foster Bowen, Horatious Iii Bowen, James E Jr. Bowen, James E Jr. Bowles, Pamela H Bowman, Joseph W Bowman, Patricia Jenkins Bowman, Willie L Boyd, Effie M Heirs Boyd, Joe Heirs Boyd, Joseph Boykins, Ivan Juhann Brabham, Stanley Braddy, Annie M Bradley, E E Heirs Bradley, Faela Stinson Bradley, Frances M Bradley, Mary H Bradley, Rashawndra Bramham, Susan Branton, Penny Michelle Bratton, Annie M Bray, Gladys W Brazier, Joshua W Brazier, Lawrence W Brazier, Lawrence W Brazier, Lawrence W Brewer, Jay Christopher Brewington, Rodney W Brigham, Fannie M Brim, Sharon B Brim, Sharon Vanessa Brinkley, Larry D Brittle, Tommie Nelson Jr. Brooks, Mildred C Brower, Keith B Brown Gaither, Trevonia C Brown, Ada Settles Et Al Brown, Albert E Brown, Andre Lamar Brown, Angles J Heirs Brown, Angles J Heirs Brown, Becky Lee Maynor Brown, Benjamin Brown, Benjamin Brown, Carlis C Brown, Claudia J Brown, Donald C Brown, Donald Ray Brown, Doris D Brown, Dorothy L Heirs Brown, Eloise Heirs Brown, Eloise Heirs Brown, Francis H Jr. Brown, Fred J Brown, Fred J Brown, Fred J Brown, Fred J Brown, Fred J Sr. Brown, George R Brown, George R Brown, George R Brown, George R Brown, George Russell Brown, George Russell Brown, Gladys G Brown, Gurnie Lee Jr. Brown, Haywood

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0 Forest Valley Dr 5809 Merry Dale Dr 0 Motor Rd Graham Farm Rd 5878 Graham Farm Rd 5884 Graham Farm Rd N Patterson Ave 4843 Doris St 4866 Circle Dr 4351 Northampton Dr 100 Parkwood Ave 1034 Pine Lake Dr 0 Pine Lake Dr 0 E Fifth St 133 Kilkare Ct 4740 White Rock Rd 728 W Twenty Sixth St 0 Torrey Pines Ct 0 Alice St 415 Torey Pines Ct 923 Camel Ave 1404 E Twenty Second St 2230 School St 4798 Mount Pleasant Dr 4667 Hyatt Dr 0 Old Hollow Rd 0 Old Hollow Rd 4941 Old Belews Creek Rd 949 Gillette St 3745 Crusade Dr 4353 Old Belews Creek Rd 4224 Whitfield Rd 0 University Pkwy 6142 University Pkwy 1807 E Fourth St 1526 E Twenty First St 329 Eldora St 0 Old Rural Hall Rd 2424 N Jackson Ave 210 E Twenty Seventh St 1318 N Jackson Ave 1607 Gray Ave 2053 School St 1324 N Dunleith Ave 315 309 N Spruce St 5033 Noble St 4455 Old Carver School Rd 4516 Baux Mountain Rd 113 Five Royales Dr 1504 E Third St 787 Motor Rd 528 Barbara Jane Ave 0 Old Greensboro Rd 0 Mount Vernon Ave 0 Old Greensboro Rd 2825 Bon Air Ave 101 Grainwood Ct 3945 Silver Chalice Dr 535 Shamel Ct 5655 Germanton Rd 2500 Craver St 1412 Fourteenth St 380 Nash Ave 0 Crescent Rd 105 Crescent Rd 855 Rankin St 0 Craver St 0 Douglas St 1440 Douglas St 721 S Green St 1119 N Cameron Ave 5630 Old Rural Hall Rd 0 Addison Ave 2400 Druid Hills Dr 5037 Scenic Dr 2506 Gilmer Ave 1115 Cayuga St 3858 Leo St 3955 Burnham Cir 0 Starmount Dr 355 Alspaugh St 0 Starmount Dr Oak Summit Rd 4701 Starmount Dr 0 Oak Summit Rd 5622 Pine View Dr 5618 Pine View Dr 0 White Rock Rd 0 Whirl Win Dr 0 Wachovia St 5356 Old Rural Hall Rd 3902 N Cherry St 231 Wheeler St 4065 Burnham Ct 1917 Maryland Ave 408 E Sixteenth St 1255 Opportunity Rd 3307 N Liberty St 3401 Laree Dr 0 Parrish Rd 838 W Twelfth St 847 W 11Th St-6527 626 W Twenty Fourth & Half St 208 Kevin Dr 205 Barlow Cir 209 Barlow Cir 201 Barlow Cir 4820 Stonewall St 4960 Carver Glen Ln 3460 New Walkertown Rd 625 Efird St 5800 Marshallgate Dr 5745 Marshallgate Dr 5810 Marshallgate Dr 5755 Marshallgate Dr 5830 Marshallgate Dr 5700 Marshallgate Dr 5748 Merry Dale Dr 819 Akron Dr 715 W Twenty Sixth St 0 Lansing Dr 4611 Lansing Dr 0 Pine View Dr 5320 Pine View Dr 0 Pine View Dr 113 Cecil Dr 1003 Cayuga St 1604 Jackson Ave 805 Haywood St 1625 E Twenty Third St 1628 Harrison Ave 5807 Old Rural Hall Rd 4405 Whittier Rd 1905 E Twenty Sixth St 0 Solon St 2521 Greenway Ave 0 Kinghill Dr 3663 Kinghill Dr 564 Old Hollow Rd 4441 White Rock Rd 0 Pleasant View Dr 5200 Oak Ridge Ct 0 Maryland Ave 871 W Eleventh St 0 Wentworth Rd 2403 Nw Druid Hills Dr 114 Dellabrook Rd 2701 Rosemary Dr 4684 Reidsville Rd 1608 E Eleventh St 2208 E Twenty Fourth St 5117 Britt Rd 623 Efird St 1450 Old Hollow Rd 207 Stedman St 3065 Bainbridge Dr 124 N Dunleith Ave 2147 Bristol St 2165 Bristol St 2169 Bristol St 0 Bristol St Palace Ave 3785 Crusade Dr 5076 Noble St 4233 Oak Pointe Dr 939 Gillette St 2005 Dellabrook Rd 5595 Pine View Dr 907 Sportsmans Dr 5751 Fox Chase Dr 1031 Rich Ave 145 S Graham Ave 3487 La Casa Blvd 583 Kinard Dr 3045 N Patterson Ave 124 Styers Rd 0 Old Belews Creek Rd 1400 N Liberty St 1404 N Liberty St 302 Oak Summit Rd 411 Spaugh St 549 Mccreary St 5120 Largo Dr 407 Thirty Third St 2324 Dunbar St 2324 Thurmond St 2330 Thurmond St 1821 Maryland Ave 0 Harvest Dr 0 Harvest Dr 0 Harvest Dr 144 N Cameron Ave 1225 N Liberty St 3330 Carver School Rd 2500 N Liberty St 3700 Prospect Dr 2600 N Liberty St 0 Tracy St 3224 Tracy St 1370 Underwood Ave 615 Motor Rd 2059 Bowen Blvd

187.93 147.78 57.02 137.11 399.83 311.85 1.11 217.37 50.55 121.62 300.00 303.26 303.26 59.62 24.42 1.56 333.08 22.04 7.78 3.89 193.11 314.93 523.58 405.65 113.42 364.69 50.08 636.42 46.66 1,682.47 367.03 374.55 382.33 2,977.27 304.57 222.91 35.00 20.74 25.92 449.72 163.30 278.65 436.22 58.33 735.97 507.59 699.84 326.59 800.93 47.96 685.59 225.50 244.95 146.45 178.85 540.44 1,575.94 1,071.80 635.04 802.49 234.92 156.56 138.03 572.83 607.83 375.84 50.55 38.88 313.63 966.82 357.70 679.10 31.10 609.12 37.59 386.21 60.92 278.87 575.80 110.17 392.69 1,179.39 160.93 457.03 347.32 164.60 1,648.51 6.49 268.13 51.84 397.88 13.12 54.43 205.52 383.62 379.73 276.05 1,122.91 211.25 397.88 41.47 549.50 500.26 95.90 142.56 142.56 142.56 295.41 550.10 383.62 254.02 100.16 118.22 100.16 118.22 142.03 142.03 268.59 266.98 234.58 9.08 462.68 222.18 247.54 31.10 578.02 579.32 219.03 458.78 335.67 585.79 903.32 1,862.36 89.43 25.92 456.39 59.62 1,207.87 266.92 920.16 49.25 224.95 49.25 403.06 45.37 639.22 11.67 215.35 4.11 600.74 396.58 637.22 320.12 352.21 217.74 1,111.59 59.62 620.98 336.96 655.15 53.14 44.33 1,568.16 1,188.00 1,721.09 46.66 261.79 167.23 1,094.86 1,337.47 922.75 229.40 340.85 343.45 215.14 1,333.59 146.17 268.28 54.43 679.10 448.42 313.63 756.90 215.14 162.10 352.51 63.51 550.81 60.92 60.92 60.92 441.94 1,388.02 497.66 743.90 2,345.46 694.66 54.43 497.66 409.54 543.35 198.29

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Brown, Helen T Heirs Brown, Jake Brown, Jamar Tyshawn Brown, James H Brown, James H Brown, Janet C Brown, Louise S Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Margie Heirs Brown, Marshall J Jr. Brown, Mary M Heirs Brown, Miriam Rush Brown, Norma S Brown, Norman Franklin Brown, Ola A Brown, Oscar P Heirs Brown, Ovelia Heirs Brown, Pamela B Brown, Rhonda Brown, Ricky Brown, Ricky Brown, Tatia Charles Brown, Teresa Brown Brunson, Bernice B Brunson, Herman A Sr. Brunt, Vivan D Heirs Bryan, Sandra A Buey, Barrie R Buey, Debbie Bunkley, Kimberly Lentz Burch, James Iii Burch, Joe Burgess, Barbara T Burgess, Jimmy D Burks, Shanna K Burney, Ernie K Burns, Hubert B Iv Burns, John L Sr. Burns, Lester E Burns, W George Burrell, Gary Burrell, Merly G Burroughs, Abraham Jr. Burton, Christine Burton, Elton M Burts, John Albert Bush Investments Llc Bush Investments Llc Bush Investments Llc Bush Investments Llc Bush Investments Llc Bush, Tommy Ray Buston, Earline L Heirs Butcher, Lewis A Butler, James A Butler, Linda D Byers, George F Bynoe, Anthony Hilton Byrd, Catherine Byrd, Christopher S Byrd, Eboni Byrd, Eboni D Byrd, Eboni Dawn Byrd, Jerry E Ii Byrd, Rick Valensik C&M Properties Of Winston Salem Llc C&M Properties Of Winston Salem Llc C&M Properties Of Winston Salem Llc C&M Real Estate Llc Caesar, John Henry Cain, Maxine Delores Cain, William Edward Jr Cain, William Henry Jr. Caldwell, Mamie H Caldwell, Rickey A Sr. Caldwell, Shirley Harris Calhoun, Fayenita Laverne Calleja Maya, Reynaldo Camacho, Jacinto Montor Camel Trust Cameron, Earnest Jr. Cameron, Elouise D Heirs Cameron, Peggy Ingram Heirs Cameron, Sank Campbell, Curtis Ii Campbell, Devay Campbell, Harry L Jr. Campbell, James Campbell, James Everette Jr. Campbell, Jessie L Campbell, Jessie L Cannon, Lydia M Heirs Canty, Rosa B Heirs Capers, Darlene Burch Cardwell, Donald S Care Investments Llc Care Investments Llc Carlson & Jury Properties Llc Carpenter, Andrea M Carpenter, Andrea M Carpenter, Andrea M Carpenter, Andrea M Carpenter, Andrea Monica Carpenter, Andrea Monica Carpenter, Andrea Monica Carpenter, Andrea Monica Carpenter, Andrea Monica Carpenter, Curtis W Carpenter, Curtis William Carpenter, Curtis William Carpenter, Curtis William Carpenter, Curtis William Carpenter, Daniel S Carpenter, Lonnie F Carpenter, Wayne S Carrigan, Debora F Carruthers, Margaret G Heirs Carruthers, Margaret J Heirs Carson, Christopher L Carson, Christopher L Carson, Larry B Carson, Regina B Heirs Carson, Tangela R Carter, Brian T Carter, Brian T Carter, Chauncey E Carter, Evelyn Bohannon Heirs Carter, Gwyndolin Carter, Gwyndolin Carter, James A Carter, Rebecca J Carter, Sandra M Carthern, Geno Carvana, Lawrence P Jr. Casa De Adoracion Y Restauracion En Cashwell, Malcolm D Cason, Milton J Heirs Cassaberry, Rachael Cassaberry, Rachael Castillo, Jose Romeo Martinez Cates, Michael William Cates, Michael William Cates, Pender C Sr. Cathcart, Cornelius Maurice Cathcart, Ernestine G Heirs Cathcart, Frank Cathcart, Frank Cathcart, Frank Cathcart, Frank Cathcart, Frank Sr Cathcart, Frank Sr Caudle, Darla Rae Heirs Ccc Gallery Lofts Ii Llc Ccc Gallery Lofts Ii Llc Ceasar, Dianne W Cercy, Robert W Cesario, Quintila Genchi Chadwick, Nancy W Chamberlain, Mary Chambers, Howard B Jr. Chamu, Jose Velediaz Chandler, Jean H Heirs Charles, Keithian Tamar Chaudhry, Sardar Muhammad Shad Chavis, Shirley G Cheek, Claudine B Cheek, Harold D Cheek, Mildred C Chester Rentals Llc Chicago Title Insurance Company Childress, Edith Pauline Chisholm, James Chism, Dexter M Chism, Dexter M Cho, Joseph W Choopani, M Christ Redemption Ministries, Inc. Citifinancial Servicing Llc Clark, Dena H Clark, Edna W Clark, Mendora A Mason Clark, Stephen Neal Clark, Tywanon T Clauer, Lilly Welch Clawson, Alfreda Clawson, Betty Clayton, David W Clemmons, Marilyn R Heirs Clingman, Iola H Heirs Cloud, Broderick Cloud, Paul Clowers, Annie Mae Clyburn, Jennie W Clyburn, Jennie W Coad, Myrtle Banner Coad, Myrtle Banner Cobb, Michael G Beck Cobb, Michael G Beck Cochrane, Stephen L

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Cockerham, Floyd L Cody Enterprise Coe, Michael Coe, Michael G Coe, Michael G Coe, Michael G Coe, Michael G Coe, Michael G Coe, Michael Grady Coger, Charles Franklin Coggins, Sharon P Heirs Colbert, Zelda K Coleman, Johnnie L Coleman, Johnnie L Coleman, Johnny Lee Coley, Hilton Collins, Jason T Collins, Marian S Heirs Collins, Tommy R Heirs Colon, Adela Colter, Charlie Heirs Colter, Eula P Colter, Eula P Commodore, Betty R Connor, Loretta J Conrad, Tanya R Conrado, Nidia Cook Womack, Claudette Cook, Glenn E Cook, Pamela Cook, Pamela Cook, Roger L Cook, Roger Lee Cook, Roger Lee Cooke, Lanny C Cooper, David Alton Cooper, Frankie B Cooper, Jack Cooper, Queen M Heirs Cooper, Queen M Heirs Cooper, Sam E Cooper, Thelma M Copley, Bunny Yvonne Heirs Corbin Place Assoc Llc Corbin Place Associates Llc Corbin Place Associates Llc Cornejo, Sandra Guadalupe Cornelius, Glen L Jr. Cornish Roofing Inc Cortez, Marcelino Castro Cothren, Sandra Marshall Couthen, Melody Covington, Anthony William Covington, Dejuana Renee Covington, Michael Leon Davidson Heirs Cowan Rental Homes Llc Cowan Rental Homes Llc Cowan, Lesa H Cowan, Mary C Heirs Cox, Hector Jr. Cox, Hector Jr. Cox, James Albert Cox, James Albert Cox, Mark A Craver Building Llc Craver, Joyce Heirs Crawford, Cassandra R Crawford, Gloria Y Heirs Crawford, Gloria Y Heirs Cre Group Llc Creative R E Solution Trustee Crews, David S Crews, Howard C Jr Crews, Howard C Jr. Crews, Phillip Waggoner Crews, Robert F Crews, Shane Crews, Shane Crews, Shane Crews, Walter P Jr. Crichton, Debra Denise Crockett, Artanzia Croner, Porsha Crosby, Adolphus Lowell Crosby, Lois L Heirs Cross, Willie Cross, Willie Lee Crowell, Emmanuel L Crumblin, Jacqueline M Crump, Crystal Crumpton, Ellen B Heirs Cuadra, Gregorio Cuadra, Liliana Cuadra, Miguel A Cuadra, Miguel A Culler, Linda B Cundiff, George Curry, Darian D Curry, Darian Lavon Curry, Robert Dr D&J Brothers Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holding Inc Dabco Holdings Inc Daisy L Hinton Irrevocable Trust Daisy L Hinton Irrevocable Trust Daisy L Hinton Irrevocable Trust Daisy L Hinton Irrevocable Trust Daisy L Hinton Irrevocable Trust Dalton, Derrick Dancy, Norman L Jr. Daugherty, James A Davenport, Simon L David, Nympha Davidson, Patricia Ann Davidson, Willie Isaac Jr Davis, Betty Jean Davis, Bevelena S Davis, Daniel P Davis, Deve Davis, Dock Iii Davis, Earnest Jr. Davis, Evelyn L Davis, Fannie D Davis, Harold Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, Isiah Davis, James Howard Davis, James Jr. Davis, James R Davis, Jerrod L Davis, Judy Baker Davis, Lenwood G Davis, Lila M Davis, Lisa F Davis, Mary Snow Davis, Paulette Lail Davis, Phyliss Davis, Reginald C Davis, Reginald C Davis, Ruby G Davis, Sue Heirs Davis, Susan Burleson Davis, Thomas Davis, Vironette L Davis, Vironette Linda Davis, Will W Heirs Davis, Willie Mae Dawson, Andy Loyd Dawson, Dirk F Daye, Jodi Maynard Dearth, Thomas P Deboard, Billy J Debusk, Amy Debusk, Amy Del Rio, Maria Del Carmen Delta Visions Denning, Charles E Dervin, Debra K Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dgeez Rentals Llc Dial, Jennifer E Diaz, Salvador Garcia Dick, Kenneth T Dickens, Margaret Dickens, Margaret K Dickens, Margaret K Dillard, David Jr Heirs Dillard, Larn Perry Dillard, Willie Lee Dillingham, Donald Lynn Dillingham, Josh L Dillon, Barbara M Dillon, Charles R Heirs Dixon, Ada Heirs Dixon, Richard Dixon, Ricky Lee Dixon, William J Dixon, William J Dobson, Manuel Jr. Doby, William Mac Dockery, Robert Jr. Dominguez, Marisol Salinas Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Daniel W Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Donathan, Shelby Jean Doner Mikal Inc Doner Mikal Inc Donley, Douglas E Doss, Wanda H Douglas, Michael R Sr. Douthit, Cynthia G Douthit, Cynthia G Douthit, Cynthia G Douthit, Delores A Heirs Douthit, Pearl Heirs Dover, Ranzy C Jr.

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Dowell, Robert Darrell Draughn & Dunaway Properties Llc Duckett, B Louise J Heirs Duckett, Shirley D Dudd Llc Dudley Webb & Companies Inc Dudley, Mark Thomas Sr Dudley, Robert Jerry Dudley, Robert Jerry Dufort, Victor B Dufort, Victor Baldwin Dugan, David Bernard Duke, Hilda S Dula, Barbara N Dula, Barbara Nichols Dula, Barbara Nichols Dula, Barbara Nichols Duncan, Alma E Duncan, Lisa Duncan, Shawn Duncan, Timothy Dungee, Ted E Dunlap, Annie Mae Dunlap, Carnella Gay Dunlap, Georgia A Dunnagan, Donald L Duran, Angela M Duran, Angela Maria Durham, Diana Durham, William E Jr. Dykers, Carol Reese East Coast Properties Of Nc Llc East Coast Properties Of Nc Llc East Coast Properties Of Nc Llc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East Winston Community Dev Corporation Inc East, Teddy L Eastside Properties Llc Eastside Properties Llc Eastside Properties Llc Eaton, Nellie B Heirs Eaton, Violet Heirs Ebron, David E Edward Lee Benjamin Jr Family Revoc Edwards, Christopher Edwards, Christopher L Edwards, Cora S Heirs Edwards, Daniel Lee Jr Edwards, Daniel Lee Jr Edwards, Doretha P Heirs Edwards, Lib T Edwards, Lois Edwards, Lula Mae Heirs El, Fernette Black Elcock, Regina Heirs Elder, Jamison W Ellerbe, Jannie Lee Heirs Elliot, Hattie M Elliott Enterprises Inc Ellis, Cynthia D Ellis, Fannie E Heirs Ellison, Eric S Epic Investments Llc Epperson, Susan L Equity Trust Co Equity Trust Co Custodian Equity Trust Company Equity Trust Company Corp Ervin, George W Jr. Ervin, Sande Lloyd Estes, Patricia Ann Wooten Etc Custodian Fbo Z143586 Ira Etheredge, Kevin Eubanks, Larry L Jr. Eubanks, Larry W Evans, Chiquita D Evans, Donald L Evans, E Larry Evans, Ernest Larry Heirs Evans, George Jr Heirs Evans, Katharine Evans, Larry Heirs Evans, Mark Alan Evans, Mildred D Heirs Evans, Nathan Jr. Evans, Robert L Heirs Everclear Properties Inc Everclear Properties Inc Everhart, Nancy V Ew Property Llc Ewing, Darlene E Fachkoul, Moncef I Fachkoul, Moncef Ismail Fair Oaks Water Assoc Inc Faircloth, Mary Alice Faithful, Mamie B Heirs Falls, Helen W Heirs Farmer, Larry C Faulk, Mary H Heirs Faulkner, Georgia F Faust, Dorothy E Heirs Faye, Phyllis M Heirs Fc Homes Llc Feggins, Lee Fellowship Baptist Church Fellowship Baptist Church Ferguson, Maria L Heirs Ferman, Jorge A Vanegas Ferner, Judith P Ferner, Judy P Fields, Herrell Lee Fields, Jacqueline B Fields, Tom Fincher, Frank Fincher, Frank Hrs Fine Homes Assoc Inc & Montice Fine Homes Association Inc Fischak, Walter Fishel, James David Flat Iron Holdings Llc Fleming, Andrew T Flippin, Janie M Heirs Flomeh Mawutor, Livingstone Flores, Floren K Flores, Mario Dominquez Flores, Mario Dominquez Flores, Mario Dominquez Flowers, Edna Heirs Floyd, James M Heirs Floyd, Maria Nella Floyd, Peggy A Flynn, Bonita Walker Foote, Buford Sylvester Foote, James H Foote, James H Foote, Mary J Heirs Foote, Paul Hammonds Ford, Elbert Jr. Forehand, Frank Forrester, Bobby Lee Roy Forsyth Wxx000 Greater Cameron Park 2117 New Fortin, Phillip G Foster, Charles Gilbert Jr. Foster, Charmeka Foster, Elizabeth Heirs Foster, Gloria M Foster, Gloria M Foster, Louis T Foutz, Kenneth James France, Samuel R Frasier, Betty L Frazier, Betty L Frazier, Elizabeth J Freedom Baptist Church Of Ws Friend, Robert Clifton Heirs Fulks, Edward L Fuller, Joel W Fulp, Benjamin Franklin Fulp, Blanche D Fulp, Blanche D Heirs Fulp, John Fulton, Mary Fulton, Roseanna Heirs Fultz, Mellonee E Heirs Fulwood, Dwan Fulwood, Dwan Funderburk, Michael E Funderburk, Michael E Funderburk, Michael E Funderburk, Rodney Funderburk, Sherman Furches, Carmella W Furches, William Jr. Furches, William Jr. Furches, William Leo Furches, William Leo Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Jerry S Furr, Patricia D G L G Corp G L G Corp G L G 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Gardner, Nathan Bradley Garner Const & Development Inc Garner, Hattie M Garner, Henry C Garvey, Thurman W Jr. Gateau Investments Llc Gates, Dorothy L Gato, Yirla L Gattis, Faye D Gentry, Cynthia White Gentry, Dulcie E

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6848-31-6138.00 6836-63-6865.00 6846-27-0982.00 6836-36-8358.00 6827-87-2188.00 6845-46-9536.00 6848-44-6595.00 6839-15-9636.00 6839-15-4651.00 6825-74-1567.00 6825-74-4833.00 6825-96-5372.00 6836-95-7406.00 6846-75-7868.00 6847-30-2544.00 6846-29-7704.00 6846-29-7788.00 6846-30-4707.00 6846-60-8229.00 6845-06-8394.00 6836-92-1834.00 6837-53-6670.00 6836-95-2089.00 6836-84-1411.00 6826-75-7943.00 6827-88-2309.00 6837-55-5966.00 6837-55-5352.00 6836-24-1248.00 6825-96-4622.00 6835-13-7799.00 6826-94-8958.00 6826-94-9908.00 6826-94-9958.00 6836-73-3491.00 6836-73-3691.00 6836-73-6379.00 6836-73-7498.00 6839-01-6409.00 6846-04-0193.00 6846-04-1029.00 6846-04-1066.00 6836-75-4149.00 6837-78-7491.00 6836-84-1921.00 6846-35-3422.00 6846-03-9015.00 6836-53-5657.00 6845-18-6540.00 6835-67-7167.00 6846-12-4963.00 6836-42-5881.00 6825-96-5564.00 6845-38-2745.00 6846-04-9153.00 6836-51-8520.00 6847-03-2088.00 6856-45-8161.00 6837-98-3436.00 6847-31-5072.00 6856-05-2776.00 6835-89-9740.00 6846-05-9050.00 6826-83-7577.00 6835-99-6976.00 6846-27-0122.00 6845-48-8583.00 6837-57-1060.00 6837-04-9383.00 6836-36-0498.00 6837-14-3903.00 6847-77-7648.00 6839-40-3961.00 6856-69-8914.00 6825-89-5961.00 6837-57-4291.00 6829-13-9713.00 6835-98-3911.00 6836-35-8250.00 6825-83-8681.00 6825-93-0792.00 6845-28-3248.00 6846-93-4314.00 6825-83-8528.00 6829-20-4370.00 6846-01-1430.00 6846-13-3312.00 6845-37-0477.00 6846-12-9933.00 6846-13-9031.00 6825-92-2911.00 6826-95-9613.00 6836-15-8108.00 6837-53-8353.00 6837-53-7394.00 6838-11-8214.00 6847-56-6063.00 6836-61-9979.00 6836-93-8231.00 6825-88-7780.00 6835-87-7145.00 6827-86-3620.00 6845-27-5382.00 6827-87-6875.00 6825-83-8785.00 6836-38-0594.00 6846-05-3685.00 6846-05-2685.00 6826-95-2263.00 6847-76-6749.00 6825-84-3472.00 6825-84-3674.00 6837-46-8610.00 6835-86-7052.00 6847-56-9817.00 6835-99-5787.00 6835-99-4764.00 6837-42-2969.00 6837-42-6956.00 6835-76-9773.00 6838-73-1430.00 6836-81-4792.00 6837-03-6526.00 6826-85-2975.00 6846-03-2162.00 6837-68-5120.00 6837-29-9737.00 6837-29-8575.00 6837-39-2707.00 6838-60-1051.00 6826-84-3100.00 6837-41-8357.00 6846-57-3983.00 6848-04-8421.00 6847-88-1690.00 6826-83-6228.00 6846-27-1654.00 6836-83-0762.00 6847-13-9427.00 6837-15-1394.00 6827-76-2589.00 6838-41-1935.00 6835-99-8270.00 6838-73-2902.00 6847-85-3609.00 6838-74-0318.00 6836-27-7863.00 6846-69-0548.00 6846-69-1549.00 6846-01-3092.00 6829-20-5510.00 6835-89-7364.00 6836-74-0595.00 6836-95-9109.00 6836-65-3229.00 6836-62-7072.00 6836-84-7782.00 6827-49-5518.00 6847-39-1991.00 6825-93-8263.00 6856-24-3512.00 6856-24-3422.00 6848-62-3601.00 6847-12-0150.00 6846-19-3850.00 6847-07-3977.00 6836-80-0196.00 6826-82-2390.00 6836-64-1947.00 6836-92-5601.00 6837-40-3839.00 6845-58-0666.00 6836-71-2597.00 6836-03-4035.00 6835-89-7265.00 6836-83-9418.00 6827-95-2289.00 6836-93-0419.00 6827-82-1263.00 6827-82-1365.00 6827-82-4492.00 6827-84-7669.00 6827-82-5120.00 6827-83-3392.00 6827-82-4093.00 6827-82-1760.00 6827-85-6100.00 6827-83-2275.00 6827-72-9726.00 6827-72-6295.00 6827-82-4488.00 6827-72-6198.00 6827-82-1569.00 6848-02-8248.00 6836-36-6998.00 6847-86-8192.00 6847-86-8188.00 6847-85-7980.00 6847-86-8309.00 6847-96-0180.00 6847-86-8254.00 6837-48-9815.00 6847-96-0535.00 6847-96-0356.00 6847-96-0281.00 6847-96-0259.00 6847-96-0439.00 6848-09-0783.00 6846-26-0596.00 6836-81-8706.00 6847-88-1108.00 6836-74-7507.00 6836-04-9855.00 6845-26-0769.00 6848-09-0881.00 6836-39-7313.00 6836-39-8363.00 6836-39-7393.00 6827-75-9258.00 6848-02-8140.00 6836-28-3426.00 6837-59-6509.00 6836-81-4597.00 6847-26-4776.00 6845-26-1856.00 6837-65-4801.00 6827-75-8341.00 6837-65-4608.00 6846-81-0257.00 6836-74-9308.00 6836-85-7016.00 6837-62-0933.00 6837-04-6984.00 6836-83-0124.00 6836-24-5419.00 6826-75-9039.00 6826-83-1715.00 6826-84-7476.00 6836-64-6987.00 6847-07-3504.00 6836-00-4402.00 6847-96-5914.00 6836-36-3303.00 6839-05-2110.00 6836-36-6393.00 6837-65-0739.00 6857-00-0921.00 6847-90-9901.00 6847-56-1588.00 6847-06-0267.00 6829-21-9673.00 6856-12-7486.00 6836-75-9694.00 6835-89-3104.00 6839-03-1536.00 6845-37-1573.00 6826-80-3461.00 6828-60-5643.00 6828-46-9497.00 6829-91-8274.00 6837-44-2643.00

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0 Northwest Dr 119.23 1201 Bethlehem Ln 697.25 3013 Carr Ct 211.25 2720 Ivy Ave 86.84 245 Melody Ln 1,731.46 0 Boulder Park Ct 11.67 5173 Davis Rd 1,133.96 5895 Graham Farm Rd 696.99 5885 Graham Farm Rd 524.50 1041 West End Blvd 2,502.77 130 Piedmont Ave 3,915.22 807 Holly Ave 2,291.33 1924 E Twenty Fifth St 235.87 3255 Parrish Rd 2,017.88 5012 Longbrook Cir 412.13 0 Branch Dr 90.72 0 Branch Dr 136.09 0 Dilworth St 263.09 3602 Old Greensboro Rd 203.48 2105 E First St 128.31 1911 E Sixteenth St 35.00 0 Mccreary St 20.74 1937 Bowen Blvd 480.82 1538 E Twenty Second St 82.94 0 W Twenty Sixth St 125.72 4805 Burnett Dr 484.70 650 Kapp St 664.85 4320 Carrie Ave 285.12 2326 Greenway Ave 505.44 810 204 W Fourth St 1,660.18 201 Tanners Mill Ct 1,630.37 0 W Twenty Fourth St 27.22 420 W Twenty Fourth St 291.61 0 W Twenty Fourth St 33.70 1801 Locust Ave 169.78 1817 Locust Ave 55.73 1805 N Dunleith Ave 89.43 1810 Lafayette St 73.88 1211 Stoneway Ct 2,126.74 0 Bowen Blvd 32.41 2123 Bowen Blvd 125.72 0 Bowen Blvd 32.41 1421 E Twenty Fourth St 327.89 4827 Old Rural Hall Rd 54.43 1541 Twenty Third St 239.77 2501 Rosemary Dr 321.41 2308 Dunbar St 237.17 918 Bethlehem Ln 41.47 885 Rankin St 371.96 1313 E Third St 520.99 2405 Booker St 333.08 618 E 16Th St 355.10 810 308 W Fourth St 1,709.43 2940 Galaxy Ct 301.97 0 Bowen Blvd 211.25 1219 Highland Ave 665.08 2947 Bainbridge Dr 856.66 0 Robertson Dr 745.47 Motor Rd 130.90 3934 Glen Oak Dr 1,179.36 3733 Signet Dr 6.49 907 N Cameron Ave 152.93 2228 E Twenty Fourth St 754.27 1711 Harrison Ave 356.41 927 Ferrell Ave 134.78 2719 Teresa Ave 133.89 3200 Old Greensboro Rd 338.26 4469 Ogburn Ave 327.89 350 Parkwood Ave 842.40 2728 N Patterson Ave 590.98 410 Forest Hill Ave 294.74 208 Huff Cir 108.86 894 Old Hollow Rd 154.47 4625 Stanley Ct 952.18 921 Thurmond St 653.18 4474 Carrie Ave 25.92 5676 Virginia Lake Rd 853.82 808 Camel Ave 268.28 2408 Ivy Ave 476.93 1130 Apple St 500.26 1113 Apple St 403.06 0 Gardner St 41.47 4023 Reidsville Rd 6.23 1134 Apple St 443.23 180 Sunburst Cir 769.57 2121 Gerald St 120.00 1612 Douglas St 35.00 2803 Old Greensboro Rd 233.28 0 Dunbar St 93.31 0 Dunbar St 28.51 1105 Franklin St 329.02 419 W Twenty Fifth St 305.86 2421 W Kilkare Ave 168.13 0 Mccreary St 28.51 708 Mccreary St 193.11 0 Stonewall St 23.33 4502 Kimball Ln 6.21 1234 E Fourteenth St 64.80 2037 E Seventeenth St 597.55 837 W Seventh St 392.88 1811 E Third St 67.39 0 Lodge St 107.57 510 Edna St 212.54 296 Melody Ln 1,226.56 1129 Apple St 454.90 3044 N Patterson Ave 338.26 0 E Twenty Fifth St 72.58 2107 E Twenty Fifth St 425.09 2407 N Cherry St 38.88 4223 Garden St 787.97 212 Westdale Ave 544.32 154 Westdale Ave 721.88 4438 Ogburn Ave 358.41 1816 Kentucky Ave 313.63 0 Northwoods Cir 59.62 0 Ferrell Ave 58.33 909 Camel Ave 58.33 0 Mineral Ave 15.55 0 Efird St 5.18 221 N Jackson Ave 364.18 5441 Pine View Dr 111.46 1317 Hattie Ave 311.04 200 Parkwood Ct 904.61 2601 Thurmond St 176.34 1540 Attucks St 167.19 215 Quail Dr 471.79 610 Jandel Ln 99.80 609 Jandel Ln 132.19 690 Jandel Ln 124.42 705 Voss St 434.17 2004 Thurmond St 6.21 3712 Ogburn Ave 391.39 Kem Dr 45.37 4805 Westmoreland Dr 396.81 108 Huff Cir 778.90 1632 Harrison Ave 46.66 3024 Carr Ct 209.95 1834 N Jackson Ave 281.24 3071 Bainbridge Dr 292.48 430 Alspaugh Dr 201.40 0 Lodge St 81.65 0 Helen Ave 60.92 2117 New Walkertown Rd 182.74 5475 Pine View Dr 461.38 145 Winterbrook Ct 168.48 5510 Pine View Dr 67.39 2940 Bon Air Ave 483.41 313 Solon St 344.74 311 Solon St 452.31 2141 Twelfth St 365.47 165 Sunburst Cir 344.88 844 N Cameron Ave 171.07 1235 E Twenty Second St 97.72 2009 E Twenty Fourth St 405.65 1117 E Twenty Fourth St 32.41 1218 E Fourteenth St 69.98 1640 E Twenty Third St 230.69 4925 Rumley Cir 2.91 4969 Monte Vista St 1.99 409 Granville Dr 515.81 4140 Hubbard Rd 121.82 4134 Hubbard Rd 596.16 4912 Shulbrook Dr 505.74 3850 Draper St 1,067.90 3600 Sawyer Dr 1,158.62 1531 Motor Rd 1,298.59 0 Jackson Ave 79.06 1404 Thurmond St 46.66 2315 Woodland Ave 32.41 2009 Dellabrook Rd 349.92 3616 Hemlock Dr 31.10 3218 Old Greensboro Rd 173.81 1304 Locust Ave 1,119.74 1500 Clark Ave 320.12 836 N Cameron Ave 139.97 1815 E Eighteenth St 456.19 224 Marvin Blvd 374.55 0 E Eighteenth St 57.02 4022 Reich St 575.42 4026 Reich St 489.89 4029 Reich St 537.85 4253 Indiana Ave 777.60 4015 Reich St 623.38 230 E Polo Rd 683.00 4013 Reich St 492.48 4040 Reich St 563.77 41 Motor Rd 641.53 238 E Polo Rd 513.22 4107 Dalton St 627.26 4022 Dalton St 698.55 4033 Reich St 553.40 4018 Dalton St 526.18 4036 Reich St 555.99 4734 Carlton Dr 579.32 2823 Glenn Ave 495.07 4332 Wakeman Dr 155.52 4336 Wakeman Dr 155.52 0 Wakeman Dr 1,111.97 4350 Wakeman Dr 874.81 4333 Wakeman Dr 155.52 4340 Wakeman Dr 905.91 4600 Ogburn Ave 428.98 4357 Wakeman Dr 200.71 4345 Wakeman Dr 995.33 4337 Wakeman Dr 155.52 4341 Wakeman Dr 964.22 4353 Wakeman Dr 948.67 1645 Brown St 570.60 2808 Teresa Ave 198.29 1324 Cameron Ave 377.14 125 Huff Cir 724.47 1505 E Twenty Second St 150.34 221 W Twenty Third St 278.65 0 Lula St 456.19 1643 Brown St 643.66 402 Thirty Third St 247.54 410 Thirty Third St 235.87 406 Thirty Third St 238.46 44 Hoskins Dr 1,154.74 4728 Carlton Dr 927.94 3 Inverness St 36,405.94 606 Voss Ct 574.13 1305 Hattie Ave 237.17 4810 Freddy St 558.58 2245 Lula St 457.49 4356 Breck Ave 812.60 48 Hoskins Rd 826.85 4340 Breck Ave 781.49 431 Barry St 287.71 1520 E Twenty Second St 333.08 1640 E Twenty Fourth St 29.81 728 Efird St 31.10 0 Shamel St 6.49 1714 Jackson Ave 312.34 2336 Montrose Ave 562.46 633 W Twenty Fourth & Half St 6.49 1735 Cannon Ave 679.10 2037 Harrison Ave 295.49 2311 N Cleveland Ave 141.27 0 Circle Dr 45.37 1045 N Cherry St 2,585.53 4379 Winnabow Rd 298.87 2715 N Patterson Ave 381.02 5852 Germanton Rd 323.17 2715 Glenn Ave 405.65 4350 Tise Ave 238.46 0 Clara Ln 876.10 0 Clara Ln 348.61 4550 Oak Ridge Dr 771.13 4514 Renigar St 364.18 6117 University Pkwy 1,113.27 4035 Salem Landing Dr 656.00 1529 E Twenty Fifth St 194.40 819 Graham Ave 146.45 5761 Germanton Rd 196.54 0 Old Greensboro Rd 168.48 1022 Thurmond St 482.11 121 Vance Ct 896.83 0 N Patterson Ave 5.18 1129 Twin Oak Dr 1,454.94 0 Mineral Ave 7.78

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George Black House & Brickyard Inc George R Gordon Revocable Trust George R Gordon Revocable Trust George Wiggins And Katie Mae Wiggins Living George, Matthew Emmanuel Geralds, Earl L Gholston, Robert C Gibbs, Evander M Gillespie, James E Gilmore Rental Properties Inc Gilmore Rental Properties Inc Gilmore, Jeanette D Gilmore, Jeanette D Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Iii Gilmore, Jerry C Jr. Gilmore, Jerry Iii Gist, Margaret J Glasscock, James Lonnie Glenn, Blondie B Glenn, Edna J Glenn, Roosevelt Heirs Glenn, Willie Reginald Jr. Glenn, Willie Reginald Jr. Glenn-Jackson, Patrice Glg Corp Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Glg Corporation Global Hospitality Management Group Inc Godfrey, Mark Godfrey, Mark Godfrey, Mark Godfrey, Mark Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Godfrey, Mark A Goins, Jack L Golden State Mutual Life Ins Goldsmith, Milford Lewis Goler Community Development Corporation Gonzalez, Dagoberto Gonzalez, Diana Gonzalez, Diana Gonzalez, Jose C Davila Good, Claudette M Heirs Good, Dominique A Goode, Edward L Goode, Edward L Goode, Edward L Goode, Edward L Goode, Edward Lee Goode'S Enterprises Inc Goodin, Jaqueline D Goodman, Sallie S Goodson, Julius L Goodwill, Glenda D Goodwin, Eula Mae Gordy, Charlie L Gore, Elizabeth Ann Gore, Mamie D Grace, Anthony T Grace, Deborah H Grace, Michael A Grace, Michael A Graham, Anne Newton Graham, Anne Newton Graham, Anne Newton Graham, Winifred D Grand Architect Real Est Llc Granderson, Brenda Granger, Lee Oliver Grant, Ada H Heirs Graves, Clifton E Graves, Clifton E Gray, Terry F Gre Management Llc Greater Damascus Baptist Churc Greater Hope Of Glory Baptist Churc Greater Tabernacle Worship Center Green, Adrienne Naomi Green, Barbara C Green, Ella B Heirs Green, Frank D Heirs Green, Leon B Green, Timothy Shawn Green, Wendy M Green, William M Greene, Stacey A Gress, Mark Gress, Mark Grier, Sylvia O Griffin, Shirley Griggs, Annie D Heirs Grizzard, Alan Grizzard, Alan T Grogan, Barbara F Heirs Grogan, Barbara F Heirs Grubbs, James A Jr Heirs Grubbs, James A Jr Heirs Guerrero Espinoza, Martin Guitron, Luis Ulises Rodriguez Gunnings, Mary E Heirs Guthrie, Booker T Gutierrez Pioquinto, Kenia Lizeth Gutierrez, Claudia Santos Guzman, Argelia Guzman, Marcelino P Pavia Gwyn, Donald R Gwyn, Francis Wooten Gwyn, Lois W Gwyn, Miriam Lash Heirs Gwyn, Rodney Gwyn, Scott L Gwyn, Willie R Jr. Gwynn, Brenda K H & K Investment H Mack Charter School Consulting Llc H&D Hospitality Corp Hackett, John W Hagaman, William Mccartney Hailstock, Janette Hairston, Brian K Hairston, Cynthia M Hairston, Cynthia M Hairston, Eugene F Hairston, James W Heirs Hairston, Jennifer Nicole Hairston, Lillian F Heirs Hairston, Mabel Hairston, Marion C Heirs Hairston, Raiford Leon Heirs Hairston, Vickie G Hale, Nathan D Hale, Terry E Hall, Irene C Hall, Joyclyn B Hall, Krystal Brooke Hall, Marion E Jr. Hall, Peggy L Hallenbeck, Roswell J Iii Hamadani, Masaud Hamilton, Kenneth M Hampton, Gladys B Hanes, Curtis Ray Hanes, Roosevelt Hanes, Roosevelt Haney, Shawnee Leontyne Hanna, Kenneth L Hannon, Joseph H Hansley, Norma H Harbour Portfolio Viii Lp Harding, John C Harding, Mary N Heirs Hardy, Burnu A Hardy, Larry T Jr Hardy, Larry T Jr Hardy, Larry T Jr Hardy, Larry T Jr Hardy, Larry T Jr Hardy, Larry T Jr. Harrington, Tomeka Deleen Harrington, Viola Harris, Annie R Harris, Irene Hrs Harris, Roland Emory Harris, Walter L Harrison, Rebecca Harrison, Rebecca Harrison, Rebecca Harrison, Retha Heirs Harrison, Robert R Harrison, Toby L Hart, Hazel Hart, Hazel Hart, Hazel S Heirs Harvin, Marilyn D Hatcher, Edward Martenis Hatcher, Samuel E Heirs Hatley, Josephine B Hatley, Josephine B Hauser, Barbara Hauser, Elinor L Hauser, Neika Michelle Hawkins, David Hawkins, Paul Hawks, Leonard E Hawks, Ronald L Hawks, Ronald L Hawks, William Wayne Hay, Paul Woodrow Hayes, Charles F Heirs Hayes, Donna B Hayes, Phyllis Hayes, R H Heirs Haygray Llc Haygray Llc Haynie, Taren D Hb Holdings Group Llc Hedgecock, Dorothy L Hegwood, Hassell H Heirs Helping Hands Of America Foundation Hemric, Johnny P Henderson, Annette Henderson, Elvin R Henderson, Keith Levon Henderson, Tamika A Hendricks, Ben Julis Heirs Hendricks, Ben Julis Heirs Hendrix, Frances Henry, Felix Hepler, Devona I Herbies Investments I Llc Herbies Investments Ii Llc Herbies Investments Iv Llc Herbies Investments Llc Hernandez, Jose Hernandez-Garcia, Emilina M Herrera, Marina Herrera, Marina Martinez Herring, Marvin Eugene Hiatt, Kimberly Hickerson, Cleester C Heirs Hickman, Gubie Jean Hicks, Anthony A Hicks, Trevor Hill, Aurelia S Hill, George W Hill, Thomas Steven Hill, Walter Hrs

APRIL 14, 2016

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6846-02-4412.00 6836-27-9054.00 6836-28-9450.00 6835-86-4123.00 6835-95-1879.00 6836-04-5875.00 6826-83-2691.00 6826-86-8013.00 6837-67-4073.00 6836-52-2640.00 6836-52-2750.00 6836-52-0939.00 6836-53-2161.00 6836-53-6107.00 6836-55-8377.00 6847-14-3459.00 6836-55-8482.00 6836-52-1880.00 6847-14-3651.00 6836-52-1939.00 6836-52-1989.00 6836-96-6480.00 6836-55-9427.00 6836-52-3906.00 6836-52-2936.00 6845-47-3858.00 6835-17-8911.00 6836-74-2318.00 6835-96-0353.00 6837-23-1345.00 6826-86-7212.00 6836-25-7275.00 6836-11-0455.00 6847-16-9658.00 6837-65-3690.00 6857-05-5081.00 6847-96-7118.00 6835-89-9954.00 6838-15-4963.00 6835-89-7974.00 6836-38-1127.00 6837-56-7322.00 6856-25-7906.00 6837-44-6184.00 6836-90-0067.00 6836-38-1100.00 6847-16-7525.00 6836-74-2566.00 6836-04-3875.00 6847-16-6537.00 6847-16-5559.00 6836-04-0805.00 6836-52-0989.00 6835-66-3111.00 6837-65-0633.00 6837-33-5397.00 6837-96-5334.00 6838-70-4556.00 6837-54-9157.00 6837-54-2814.00 6837-44-2283.00 6837-65-2857.00 6846-29-5813.00 6837-99-4073.00 6838-70-7008.00 6837-54-3846.00 6837-14-3807.00 6837-05-8380.00 6838-91-4289.00 6836-25-7809.00 6847-76-8612.00 6835-29-8287.00 6845-69-8297.00 6838-61-9180.00 6838-60-9894.00 6846-12-4778.00 6847-13-2907.00 6836-92-2634.00 6846-14-3801.00 6847-03-6477.00 6836-36-4723.00 6836-04-8957.00 6838-70-2041.00 6836-97-6095.00 6848-30-6380.00 6825-83-8499.00 6839-07-4907.00 6825-73-7538.00 6847-12-7520.00 6848-61-2545.00 6828-30-5151.00 6826-95-3926.00 6856-44-0550.00 6826-73-9595.00 6856-34-9611.00 6856-44-2437.00 6826-81-9239.00 6838-51-0296.00 6838-51-3118.00 6846-35-3586.00 6846-13-8341.00 6836-80-7671.00 6845-26-0117.00 6836-74-1753.00 6845-06-9116.00 6845-15-3667.00 6836-37-3428.00 6846-33-7127.00 6836-54-5365.00 6845-57-4843.00 6847-17-5864.00 6837-02-5553.00 6836-84-6702.00 6836-45-4998.00 6836-91-9939.00 6835-76-7779.00 6826-75-9552.00 6826-84-1462.00 6829-98-6107.00 6838-02-6304.00 6836-37-8053.00 6847-38-3859.00 6836-54-8149.00 6847-55-6070.00 6826-75-2353.00 6825-83-9784.00 6846-07-0125.00 6847-68-9488.00 6847-78-0855.00 6838-61-8489.00 6838-61-8683.00 6827-82-4584.00 6837-31-8836.00 6836-74-3368.00 6847-11-3321.00 6847-26-5944.00 6838-60-6728.00 6837-78-8583.00 6836-91-9128.00 6846-47-4310.00 6838-64-7073.00 6836-24-8601.00 6847-34-8337.00 6847-96-0442.00 6837-12-7408.00 6826-82-4483.00 6847-21-0095.00 6828-52-5173.00 6835-67-4597.00 6828-26-9938.00 6846-60-2001.00 6825-85-1294.00 6835-86-1402.00 6856-46-7536.00 6836-24-0838.00 6836-24-2837.00 6837-48-3652.00 6835-79-9504.00 6825-82-5746.00 6847-41-3221.00 6846-13-2680.00 6835-99-8615.00 6836-38-4083.00 6847-55-1434.00 6846-97-2467.00 6835-96-1590.00 6826-75-5606.00 6835-66-4562.00 6846-14-3705.00 6835-67-8003.00 6847-57-6315.00 6827-76-0774.00 6837-89-5896.00 6825-89-8410.00 6826-70-9304.00 6836-56-8931.00 6837-97-8193.00 6837-97-8198.00 6846-01-0251.00 6837-96-3232.00 6845-58-5941.00 6829-63-4131.00 6826-94-4210.00 6826-85-2062.00 6847-32-0523.00 6826-94-1891.00 6836-34-1908.00 6835-89-9847.00 6835-99-4066.00 6835-97-3400.00 6847-55-9050.00 6835-98-4860.00 6838-04-7653.00 6836-83-9289.00 6837-05-6808.00 6836-74-0546.00 6849-12-3685.00 6856-49-9458.00 6838-32-8272.00 6838-32-9190.00 6838-32-9127.00 6829-20-6326.00 6839-02-9056.00 6837-42-3473.00 6847-34-1900.00 6847-34-1692.00 6847-14-7624.00 6847-54-0259.00 6829-43-8400.00 6826-92-9637.00 6826-83-7363.00 6826-83-7274.00 6847-39-0572.00 6826-93-5282.00 6828-42-3287.00 6837-49-3144.00 6846-01-4234.00 6857-05-2356.00 6819-62-2303.00 6819-62-4320.00 6819-61-3876.00 6826-95-9264.00 6837-33-7696.00 6847-28-2003.00 6847-53-0937.00 6849-30-3063.00 6825-74-6104.00 6825-74-6119.00 6855-39-0394.00 6847-79-1740.00 6847-39-0288.00 6827-94-1850.00 6836-83-5868.00 6837-75-7123.00 6827-83-1452.00 6847-27-8517.00 6836-85-4221.00 6837-40-3937.00 6836-64-8346.00 6836-64-7396.00 6839-02-2232.00 6845-18-6433.00 6848-62-5326.00 6846-60-3113.00 6827-49-1509.00 6826-85-3488.00 6826-84-3207.00 6867-33-0626.00 6837-33-5594.00 6838-73-1215.00 6837-47-8930.00 6847-47-3805.00 6849-10-8496.00 6837-77-7452.00 6827-95-4284.00 6836-91-7332.00 6845-26-2081.00 6825-73-5972.00 6835-97-7350.00 6848-57-1628.00 6845-15-2878.00

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111 Dellabrook Rd 195.05 2829 Bon Air Ave 2.96 3021 Bon Air Ave 2.04 1721 E First St 2.54 1852 Kentucky Ave 344.74 301 W Twenty Third St 248.33 1718 Thurmond St 46.66 2607 N Cherry St 397.88 1008 Ada Ave 570.24 1502 N Liberty St 172.37 0 Liberty St 264.38 711 E Sixteenth St 263.09 1700 N Liberty St 558.58 915 E Seventeenth St 145.15 2425 N Liberty St 129.60 0 Rosa St 67.39 0 N Liberty St 134.78 722 E Sixteenth St 102.39 0 Rosa St 67.39 715 E Sixteenth St 362.88 717 E Sixteenth St 152.93 2606 Ansonia St 110.17 0 N Liberty St 250.13 1600 N Liberty St 675.22 721 E Sixteenth St 84.25 431 Barbara Jane Ave 431.57 530 503 N Trade St 7,376.29 1400 E Twenty Second St 207.36 224 Terrace Ave 173.72 3931 Burtis St 124.42 2633 N Cherry St 263.51 2420 Gilmer Ave 407.03 W Northwest Blvd 40.18 4505 Carver School Rd 844.99 Breck Ave 35.00 2865 Amber Ln 162.93 4230 Church Hill Rd 1,078.27 927 N Cameron Ave 301.97 5661 Novack St 1,486.52 922 N Cameron Ave 252.73 3010 N Patterson Ave 854.07 4415 Carrie Ave 286.42 305 Gaither Rd 1,135.30 533 Ontario St 532.66 1000 Rich Ave 278.65 3006 N Patterson Ave 436.76 4510 Carver School Rd 776.31 1405 E Twenty Second St 152.93 317 W Twenty Third St 156.82 4520 Carver School Rd 846.29 4530 Carver School Rd 833.33 409 W Twenty Third St 384.92 713 E Sixteenth St 103.68 103 S Cleveland Ave 282.53 4336 Tise Ave 536.54 4028 Leo St 578.02 4437 Lane St 353.81 1129 Pleasant View Dr 298.08 725 Ontario St 235.87 614 Newton St 523.58 4217 Mineral Ave 371.96 4351 Tise Ave 180.15 3555 Prospect Dr 343.45 1352 Wentworth Rd 287.71 1245 Shouse Blvd 369.37 616 Newton St 46.66 400 Forest Hill Ave 660.96 4151 Alspaugh Cir 701.14 4703 Baux Mountain Rd 522.90 2523 Gilmer Ave 31.10 4256 Northampton Dr 724.47 855 N Liberty St 467.09 3441 Delane Dr 360.29 134 Sycamore Cir-1943 387.51 138 Sycamore Cir 159.41 2404 Booker St 19.45 4115 Whitfield Rd 299.48 1434 Dellabrook Rd 235.39 2220 Elbon Dr 404.35 2977 Bainbridge Dr 659.67 315 E Twenty Eighth St 386.21 226 W Twenty Fourth St 303.26 1217 Shouse Blvd 417.31 2800 Ansonia St 110.17 4743 White Rock Rd 92.02 0 Apple St 37.59 6110 Meadowdale Dr 521.34 205 A Crafton St 524.89 3120 Butterfield Dr 500.26 5001 Kaybrook Dr 254.02 157 Blaze St 743.90 433 W Twenty Sixth St 339.55 396 Gaither Rd 1,594.38 1716 Cannon Ave 746.50 390 Gaither Rd 1,772.54 0 Gaither Rd 28.74 879 W Twelfth St 46.66 5336 Old Rural Hall Rd 1,752.19 809 Old Rural Hall Rd 187.93 2504 Atlee St 202.18 1613 Emerald St 33.70 1108 N Cameron Ave 1,010.88 0 First St 31.10 1238 E Twenty Third St 208.66 0 E First St 180.15 0 E First St 141.27 2915 N Patterson Ave 152.25 301 Walkertown Ave 42,444.00 910 Twenty Second St 32.41 350 Nash Ave-6105 77.76 4686 Old Walkertown Rd 9,235.30 3912 Indiana Ave 1,652.97 1634 E Twenty Third St 456.19 608 E Twenty Seventh St 371.96 0 Addison Ave 31.10 222 N Jackson Ave 84.25 720 W Twenty-Fifth And One-Half St 347.33 2033 Cannon Ave 172.64 1315 E Rollingwood Cir 529.06 105 Azalea Dr 123.13 2828 Ivy Ave 308.45 4869 Monte Vista St 351.22 945 E Twenty First St 695.04 4201 Fern Pl 511.93 2512 Kirkwood St 215.14 1121 Apple St 546.91 2808 Manchester St 156.82 Old Walkertown Rd 20.74 Old Walkertown Rd 190.90 131 Knott St 134.78 1146 Cook St 493.78 4035 Reich St 278.65 3847 Leo St 540.44 1412 E Twenty Second St 32.41 3044 Airport Rd 504.52 4821 Freddy St 558.58 105 Sycamore Cir 476.93 4835 Old Rural Hall Rd 1,303.78 1225 Addison Ave 598.63 3320 New Walkertown Rd 646.71 1032 Pacific Dr 133.49 2354 Okalina Ave 487.30 0 Page St 25.92 4349 Wakeman Dr 949.97 0 Perimeter Point Blvd 82.94 1413 Thurmond St 843.70 3726 Prospect Dr 649.30 0 Elm Dr 77.76 414 N Laura Wall Blvd 383.35 200 Mercantile Dr 6,821.87 0 Old Greensboro Rd 349.92 110 Westdale Ave 828.15 122 N Graham Ave 366.77 460 Rickard Dr 1.22 2372 Greenway Ave 29.81 2374 Greenway Ave 601.34 806 Motor Rd 543.03 848 N Jackson Ave 58.33 1202 Poe St-4910 997.92 3951 Pomeroy Dr 631.16 0 Eldora St 35.00 901 Ferrell Ave 177.56 3002 N Glenn Ave 88.13 4453 Oak Ridge Dr 710.21 4391 Moat Dr 1,303.78 223 Terrace Ave 311.04 2540 Amhurst St 234.58 122 N Laura Wall Blvd 366.77 2216 Elbon Dr 486.01 1318 E Third St 230.69 4618 Oak Ridge Dr 338.26 119 Melody Ln 279.94 0 Northview St 15.55 W Northwest Blvd 12.96 1045 Shrub St 46.66 2849 N Liberty St 504.15 0 Renigar St 45.37 0 Renigar St 45.37 2120 Gerald St 602.83 4424 Lane St 466.56 3334 Old Greensboro Rd 212.54 5715 Cannoy St 750.73 2016 N Cherry St 349.92 610 Twenty Fourth & Half St 270.87 5030 Butterfield Dr 458.37 0 W Twenty Third St 6.49 2366 N Patterson Ave 491.19 919 N Cameron Ave 63.51 823 Camel Ave 164.60 1939 E Third St 292.90 4309 Orchid Dr 431.57 2001 New Walkertown Rd 706.33 5521 Legare Dr 2,755.30 1818 E Eighteenth St 256.61 4252 Cody Dr 641.53 1231 E Twenty Second St 32.41 3834 Mountain Brook Trl 35.30 4526 Reidsville Rd 634.05 5440 Helen Ave 28.51 5440 Helen Ave 318.10 0 Helen Ave 54.43 160 Sunburst Cir 47.96 655 Old Hollow Rd 668.74 510 Peden St 44.20 0 Page St 159.41 5027 Page St 217.73 4222 Viking Dr 266.98 5220 Butterfield Dr 488.60 5580 Belle Ave 1,947.37 805 Garfield Ct 777.43 0 Harrison Ave 32.41 0 Harrison Ave 37.59 4940 Monte Vista St 199.14 905 Pittsburg Ave 46.38 5350 Sunrise Ter 1,111.97 0 Motor Rd 66.10 2151 Gerald St 359.00 2847 Amber Ln 521.36 1145 Ziglar Rd 981.08 0 Ziglar Rd 545.62 0 Ziglar Rd 32.41 408 Twenty Fourth & Half St 19.45 4037 Leo St 432.86 4840 Merrimac St 116.64 4215 Oak Ridge Dr 422.50 0 Old Hollow Rd 47.62 116 Crafton St 107.57 114 Crafton St 112.76 203 Timberline Dr-6239 590.98 4770 Dippen Rd 928.07 4926 Monte Vista St 597.46 4211 Shamel St 562.46 1668 Ashley School Cir 17.22 1106 Newport St 6.45 237 Polo Rd 625.97 4833 Doris St 416.02 1621 Twenty Fourth St 101.09 3620 Hemlock Dr 69.98 1214 E Twenty Second St 208.66 1210 E Twenty Second St 256.61 0 Old Hollow Rd 208.66 879 Rankin St 331.78 5040 Wind Spring Dr 477.00 3523 Old Greensboro Rd 413.43 129 Cherryview Ln 842.40 613 W Twenty Fifth St 417.31 2020 Thurmond St 366.77 4570 Kings Gate Dr 1,525.42 4034 Leo St 548.21 101 Cecil Dr 738.72 4522 Ogburn Ave 847.58 4645 Lasley Dr 702.43 1465 Old Hollow Rd 860.52 0 Old Rural Hall Rd 339.55 215 Marvin Blvd 44.06 1254 Addison Ave 369.37 108 Hicks St 418.61 124 Crafton St 458.98 1973 Maryland Ave 375.84 5425 Davis Rd 661.01 0 Lowery Ct 9.08

B8 APRIL 14, 2016 OWNER

Hill, Walter Hrs Hillian, Eva L Heirs Hilliard, Donnie Hilliard, Donnie Hilliard, Donnie Hines, Margaretta Hines, Margaretta Hines, Margaretta Louise Hines, Rosita Heirs Hinton, Daisy L Heirs Hinton, David C Hinton, Johnnie Chester Hinton, Pamela Johnson Hiott, Curtis Austin Hodge, Teresa H Hodges, Rickey Gray Hodges-Mcgee, Juanzelle Heirs Holcomb, Cathy Holiday, Fletcher Mrs Holland, Samuel Holman, Faustina Lee Heirs Holmes, Allen Sr. Holmes, Bryant Holmes, Isaac Jr. Holmes, Jimmie L Holt, Phillip E Holy Trinity Full Gospel Bapt Home Opportunity Llc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Home Tech Construction Inc Homemax North Carolina Inc Hood, Ruth E Heirs Hoopes, Greg Hoopes, Gregory Hoopes, Gregory M Hope, Daniel K Hopson, John E Horn, Sylvester Horne, Gregory Horsman, John S Horton, Anna Hosch, Clarence J Hoskins, Oliver J Housing League Holdings Nc Llc Houston, Priscilla Howard, Amea Tereika Howell, Timothy W Howell, William Jr. Howie, Soloman Huff, Quentin B Huffin, Nancy R Hughes, Shirley Hunder, James Y Sr. Hunt, Dorothy Hunt, Fredrick Norman Hurst, Steven Hutchins, Robin M Hutchinson, Calvin Hyde, Timothy Michael Hyman, Dorothy K Idol, David G Iglesia Creados Para Adorar Inc Ijames, Genesta Cannady Heirs Imes, Elizabeth Ann Infinity Investings Llc Infinity Investings Llc Ingram, George W Ingram, Lizzie W Heirs Ingram, Renee A Inman, Lynn C Irineo, Jose Luis Iris Stop & Shop Inc Irving, Hermione C Isom, Julia Isom, Julia Isom, Julia Isom, Julia Ivy House Center For Self Sufficiency J & A Property Investments Llc J & A Property Investments Llc J & A Property Investments Llc J & F Partners Jackson, Anna F Jackson, Arthur Jackson, Arthur G Jackson, Grady Ruel Jackson, Henry Hrs Jackson, Kevin Jackson, Lewis D Jackson, Pamela M Jackson, Roberta P Jackson, Ronald L Jackson, Rufus Heirs Jackson, Thomas R Jackson, Timothy L Jacobs, Albert Simon Jacobsen Family Trust Jacobsen Family Trust James A Higgins Sr Revocable Trust James, Flonnie I Heirs James, G Brinkley James, Henry Mae Heirs James, Susan Ann Jamison, Sims A Heirs Jaser Inc Jaser Inc Jdbi Llc Jeffares, Raymond D Jefferson, Cecil Jefferson, Cecil Jefferson, Cecil R Jefferson, Zenobia O'Neill Jeffreys, Golden O Jr. Jeffries, Anna E Heirs Jeffries, Hubert Jr. Jeffs Business Inc Jenkins, Betty C Heirs Jenkins, Betty C Heirs Jenkins, Betty C Heirs Jenkins, Betty C Heirs Jenkins, Charlie Jennings, Calvin Jennings, Dwight F Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry E. Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry L Byrd Revocable Trust Jerry L Byrd Revocable Trust Jessup, Belinda Jevi Investments Jiles, Tara N Jkk Property Investors Llc Jkk Property Investors Llc Jnmc Properties Inc Joe, Johnny Ray Johnson, Alline B Johnson, Anthony Lashawn Johnson, Chenita B Johnson, Inez Johnson, Inga Johnson, Jake J Heirs Johnson, James Johnson, James Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Jeremy Johnson, Julia I Johnson, Julia M Johnson, Kay Johnson, Linda G Johnson, Lonnie Sr. Heirs Johnson, Martha Verona Hamm Johnson, Nina Johnson, Norma Jean Tracey Johnson, R D Johnson, Richard W Johnson, Rita L Johnson, Robert W Johnson, Sandra S Johnson, Thomas X Johnson, Vallie Johnson, Vallie Johnson, Vallie Johnson, Walter T Jr. Joint Assoc For Growth Llc Jolley, Violet D Jolley, Violet D Jonas, Jessie H Jones, Billy E Jones, Clarence L Jr. Et Al Jones, Clarence L Jr. Et Al Jones, Clifton L Ii Jones, Clifton L Jr Jones, David Jones, G Scott Jones, G Scott Jones, Hattie B Jones, Helen P Jones, Hubert Oliver Jones, John H Jr. Jones, Kimberly Renee Parrett Jones, L Elizabeth G Jones, Louis C Jones, Louise R Jones, Pearl H Jones, Perry L Jones, Rose M Jones, Samuel John Mackay Jones, Vanglee Sr. Jones, Victor Jones, William K Joplin, John B Jordan, Christopher Jordan, Christopher Jordan, Christopher Jordan, Christopher A Jordan, Christopher Antonio Jordan, Hope A Jordan, Jackie L Jordan, Kendra M Jordan, Louie D Heirs Joyce, Billy Ray Joyce, Billy Ray Sr Joyce, Billy Ray Sr Joyce, Billy Ray Sr Joyce, Billy Ray Sr. Joyce, Billy Ray Sr. Joyce, Billy Ray Sr. Joyce, Billy Ray Sr. Joyce, Billy Ray Sr. Joyce, Billy Ray Sr. Joyce, Billy Ray Sr. Joyce, Billy Roy Sr. Joyce, Thomas D Joyner, Rosetta L Joyner, Roy E Jr. Jp Morgan Chase Bank Trustee Jpmorgan Chase Bank National Association Juan, Max Andres Juarez, Sandra G Juma, Aya Raji Jwm Properties Of Forsyth County Llc Jwm Properties Of Forsyth County Llc Ka Mls Partners Llc Kearse, Samuel E Heirs Keaton, Ethel M Keaton, Willa Deane Keene, Steven Ray Keeping Simple Pleasures Llc Kelley, Edward L Kellum, Julia S Kelly, Gladys L Kelly, Patricia Ann Kelly-Holmes, Jessie K Kennedy Management Corp Kennedy, Kevin Kershaw, Mae C Heirs Key, Claudette Heirs Kiger, Bobby G Kiger, Bobby G Kiger, Kathy

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6845-15-2799.00 6847-14-0816.00 6835-87-3704.00 6835-87-2714.00 6835-87-2754.00 6846-04-1448.00 6846-15-2129.00 6846-04-1339.00 6836-15-9320.00 6836-75-2427.00 6857-32-5323.00 6847-20-2982.00 6847-01-6544.00 6838-88-6856.00 6847-55-6242.00 6866-29-3571.00 6825-65-5998.00 6848-05-3426.00 6846-15-6150.00 6845-69-7222.00 6835-87-9105.00 6826-83-6622.00 6837-74-7946.00 6836-27-4801.00 6835-97-3117.00 6838-86-4186.00 6837-52-4853.00 6836-38-4187.00 6828-60-2214.00 6828-60-2321.00 6828-60-1013.00 6827-69-1914.00 6828-60-1150.00 6828-60-1177.00 6828-60-2348.00 6828-60-2466.00 6828-60-2583.00 6839-71-8205.00 6836-75-6483.00 6836-24-9272.00 6836-64-6085.00 6836-84-0368.00 6848-30-7568.00 6827-87-0999.00 6847-10-0568.00 6836-65-8734.00 6835-05-2785.00 6828-30-3237.00 6826-94-6948.00 6826-81-5342.00 6836-83-8249.00 6836-73-6668.00 6845-48-2335.00 6825-82-7284.00 6838-98-4614.00 6836-81-1324.00 6836-37-1401.00 6836-24-7808.00 6847-28-5893.00 6846-13-6044.00 6836-90-9734.00 6826-82-6239.00 6837-34-0545.00 6838-38-1493.00 6847-90-0800.00 6855-39-1404.00 6837-14-7983.00 6856-48-6150.00 6846-05-1466.00 6847-03-2656.00 6846-60-9319.00 6836-37-3828.00 6837-78-2622.00 6826-90-2992.00 6846-04-3245.00 6846-78-7668.00 6867-20-0177.00 6847-27-5912.00 6836-26-5484.00 6835-87-3956.00 6826-85-9284.00 6826-94-0666.00 6826-96-4326.00 6826-85-9214.00 6836-42-0480.00 6837-69-1637.00 6835-77-6996.00 6836-75-4647.00 6847-35-5662.00 6856-26-9863.00 6836-35-1817.00 6835-87-5812.00 6826-83-4697.00 6847-09-3703.00 6847-61-6066.00 6846-86-0313.00 6835-99-7834.00 6826-80-8040.00 6846-47-4524.00 6836-36-1308.00 6847-11-6486.00 6836-27-7668.00 6839-81-7588.00 6847-78-2735.00 6847-78-3609.00 6837-86-6807.00 6845-18-7330.00 6846-38-4511.00 6836-82-1454.00 6836-02-0334.00 6828-30-8177.00 6835-67-4462.00 6835-67-5422.00 6845-48-6813.00 6838-80-1965.00 6846-36-7212.00 6845-58-5616.00 6826-75-2755.00 6826-80-8996.00 6856-36-7329.00 6847-24-7277.00 6846-00-0175.00 6836-35-6948.00 6857-28-7502.00 6857-38-0307.00 6857-28-5393.00 6857-28-6135.00 6847-10-0512.00 6837-67-8234.00 6836-73-1864.00 6845-48-6039.00 6846-38-4282.00 6846-38-3666.00 6847-28-3836.00 6847-28-4816.00 6847-28-4876.00 6847-55-3714.00 6836-45-4948.00 6838-60-2001.00 6847-28-5836.00 6845-26-0955.00 6835-78-8034.00 6835-78-8130.00 6836-75-6645.00 6836-84-2507.00 6836-73-6683.00 6847-21-7261.00 6836-85-2684.00 6845-26-3812.00 6835-96-7950.00 6826-95-7454.00 6845-16-8763.00 6847-20-3376.00 6837-58-3970.00 6835-16-7746.00 6847-65-9269.00 6847-21-3235.00 6835-87-0998.00 6836-35-3215.00 6835-88-0138.00 6836-92-7436.00 6835-96-3145.00 6836-85-2211.00 6836-85-2261.00 6838-63-3870.00 6847-14-8412.00 6826-94-4610.00 6826-95-0294.00 6837-67-0642.00 6847-63-3835.00 6836-03-4114.00 6828-93-4744.00 6826-85-1583.00 6847-51-2563.00 6829-96-5979.00 6826-75-7473.00 6836-26-5470.00 6836-73-6468.00 6839-11-5710.00 6836-75-5043.00 6845-28-5212.00 6845-28-3243.00 6845-28-5117.00 6846-83-1740.00 6826-94-9805.00 6846-72-4916.00 6846-73-2243.00 6829-63-5465.00 6846-58-6534.00 6836-04-6619.00 6836-04-5679.00 6837-41-8477.00 6836-52-3511.00 6856-69-2867.00 6825-77-7032.00 6838-80-0886.00 6846-13-7086.00 6846-00-6322.00 6846-40-7461.00 6835-88-6300.00 6826-95-5965.00 6846-27-1047.00 6835-99-6702.00 6826-83-1515.00 6835-98-4961.00 6838-87-4313.00 6846-37-5710.00 6835-66-3433.00 6847-75-3072.00 6847-54-9653.00 6835-97-4279.00 6828-73-5040.00 6846-29-1085.00 6826-92-2670.00 6828-60-6971.00 6836-36-4574.00 6835-87-9156.00 6847-90-7704.00 6837-04-8639.00 6837-13-6119.00 6826-83-6324.00 6849-25-1194.00 6849-24-5756.00 6849-25-1407.00 6849-25-4068.00 6839-97-0348.00 6849-25-5284.00 6849-25-5126.00 6849-15-7706.00 6849-14-9713.00 6838-95-3239.00 6838-85-9239.00 6838-99-5605.00 6829-22-5153.00 6835-86-5162.00 6828-81-1021.00 6846-05-2716.00 6827-87-3820.00 6836-24-5308.00 6826-82-8085.00 6827-85-5872.00 6826-90-0944.00 6826-81-4998.00 6835-67-8217.00 6847-10-1139.00 6826-85-5055.00 6837-42-2960.00 6838-79-9001.00 6835-23-6231.00 6847-64-3849.00 6846-40-2391.00 6849-12-1750.00 6847-01-8327.00 6826-75-4297.00 6836-84-0266.00 6837-69-9786.00 6836-24-2949.00 6826-74-8987.00 6856-85-0133.00 6856-85-6295.00 6837-67-5356.00

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0 Lowery Ct 9.08 0 Whitfield Rd 67.39 0 Fifth St 51.84 1701 E Fifth St 448.42 0 E Fifth St 51.84 2223 Manchester St 419.90 2317 Elbon Dr 107.57 2219 Manchester St 427.68 2420 Druid Hills Dr 618.20 1400 E Twenty Fifth St 273.46 0 Vista Lindo Ct 78.00 3729 Prospect Dr 396.58 3015 Draper Ct 560.50 5088 Ozark Rd 412.14 4430 Kimball Ln 553.40 737 Sagebrush Trl 124.79 240 N Sunset Dr 1,753.49 4837 Westmoreland Dr 1,058.84 0 Bowen Blvd 80.35 415 Byerly Rd 301.97 1823 E Third St 330.49 1716 Harrison Ave 545.62 0 Cayuga St 63.51 2940 Gilmer Ave 546.91 1926 E Third St 418.61 0 Pine View Dr 963.12 0 Efird St 24.63 3018 N Glenn Ave 182.74 335 Styers Rd 66.10 341 Styers Rd 53.14 317 Styers Rd 53.14 311 Styers Rd 53.14 323 Styers Rd 57.02 329 Styers Rd 57.02 347 Styers Rd 53.14 353 Styers Rd 53.14 359 Styers Rd 53.14 1200 Listonbrook Ct 118.22 1502 E Twenty Fifth St 110.17 2323 Okalina Ave 486.01 1206 E Twenty First St 283.83 1530 E Twenty Second St 221.62 4920 Manning St 552.10 205 Retnuh Dr 697.50 3014 Colgate Dr 953.86 1214 E Twenty Sixth St 335.67 126 Shady Blvd 1,426.59 5116 Britt Rd 137.61 442 W Twenty Fourth St 296.79 0 Twelfth St 46.66 1810 E Eighteenth St 28.51 1827 N Dunleith Ave 342.14 3011 Old Greensboro Rd 734.30 1130 Bank St 522.29 5033 Baux Mountain Rd 29.22 1237 N Jackson Ave 141.27 2910 N Patterson Ave 510.62 2384 Okalina Ave 80.35 2155 School St 322.71 1516 Emerald St 416.02 1183 Addison Ave 569.32 1400 Harrison Ave 311.04 4181 Winnepeg St 445.82 5824 Mcgee St 1,450.23 3779 Barnwell Dr 848.84 103 Timberline Dr 556.22 523 Alspaugh Dr 730.94 130 Angel Dr 1,565.54 2102 E Twenty Fifth St 463.97 2815 Bainbridge Ct 1,061.43 3618 Old Greensboro Rd 172.90 2945 N Patterson Ave 631.16 1138 Motor Rd 322.71 861 W Eleventh St 327.89 2132 Machine St 497.66 3505 Parrish Rd 1,363.39 756 Sagebrush Trl 857.95 0 Old Walkertown Rd 41.47 2725 Gilmer Ave 454.90 520 N Cameron Ave 83.37 508 Twenty Fourth & Half St 163.30 2050 Lincoln Ave 500.26 0 W Twenty Seventh St 63.51 514 Twenty Fourth & Half St 95.90 504 Fifteenth St 231.99 5011 Ohio Ave 502.85 521 N Dunleith Ave 117.29 1417 E Twenty Fifth St 318.14 5100 Lansing Dr 16,840.22 323 Rickard Dr 427.68 2520 N Patterson Ave 260.68 509 N Cameron Ave 314.30 0 Thurmond St 23.33 4667 Baux Mountain Rd 281.24 3805 Danube Ct 1,122.34 3725 Selkirk Dr 730.80 917 Ferrell Ave 155.52 849 Haywood St 518.40 0 Tracy St 49.25 2720 N Patterson Ave 418.61 3100 Airport Rd 378.43 2930 Bon Air Ave 569.19 0 Marshallgate Dr 250.00 4706 Maxwell Rd 520.99 0 Maxwell Rd 7.78 1204 Don Ave 724.47 836 Crawford St 325.30 0 Carver School Rd 102.39 1405 N Jackson Ave 132.19 797 W Fourteenth St 1,039.39 137 Blaze St 815.19 1213 E Fourth St 454.90 402 N Laura Wall Blvd 601.34 520 Chandler St 180.15 1231 Pleasant View Dr 246.24 3020 Carver School Rd 208.66 421 Buick St 215.14 2548 Kirkwood St 146.07 1101 W Eleventh St 506.74 396 Rickard Rd 480.86 5065 Noble St 1,029.02 2200 Slater Ave 501.56 400 E Twenty Seventh St 517.11 4440 New Walkertown Rd 783.88 4450 New Walkertown Rd 503.04 4438 New Walkertown Rd 655.02 4434 New Walkertown Rd 745.05 3008 Colgate Dr 852.94 1035 Ada Ave 556.92 1407 Bethlehem Ln 32.41 445 Stratton Ave 635.04 3410 Carver School Rd 758.17 3428 Carver School Rd 583.20 2133 School St 819.07 0 School St 77.76 2145 School St 191.81 4473 Oak Ridge Dr 527.48 604 E Twenty Seventh St 375.84 711 Voss St 387.51 0 School St 77.76 2232 Flag St 422.50 514 N Jackson Ave 333.08 516 N Jackson Ave 202.18 1501 E Twenty Fifth St 300.67 2201 Jackson Ave 754.27 1823 N Dunleith Ave 290.30 3725 Carver School Rd 1,213.06 1607 E Twenty Fifth St 379.73 Lula St 155.52 1955 Kentucky Ave 302.75 426 W Twenty Fifth St 63.51 0 Lula St 62.21 3602 Bates Dr 618.20 925 Motor Rd 361.59 207 W Third St 1,897.44 4134 Carnation Dr 414.72 3197 Airport Rd 71.29 522 N Graham Ave 12.05 2411 N Patterson Ave 274.59 0 N Jackson Ave 7.78 1480 Addison Ave 41.47 1881 Kentucky Ave 270.87 1601 Jackson Ave 29.81 1605 Twenty Fourth St 29.81 1003 Curtis Dr 520.99 2125 White St 97.21 2054 N Cherry St 504.15 2408 N Cherry St 787.97 4496 Tise Ave 7.57 5212 Larkspur Dr 97.21 1508 Clark Ave 1,162.52 332 Oak Summit Rd 2,053.87 700 W Twenty Fifth And One Half St 479.52 3559 Sellwood Rd 1,398.39 0 Pebblebrook Rd 85.38 0 Ocono St 57.02 2721 Gilmer Ave 208.82 1813 N Dunleith Ave 44.06 5704 Merry Dale Dr 485.42 1426 E Twenty Fourth St 62.21 0 Glenbrook Dr 77.76 0 Gardner St 37.59 648 Glenbrook Dr 171.07 0 Blaine St 138.68 419 W Twenty Third St 226.81 0 Fries Dr 46.66 0 Fries Dr 58.33 5762 Belle Ave 5.44 3412 Jeketer Dr 860.86 Twenty Third St 18.14 304 W Twenty Third St 38.88 3722 Ogburn Ave 409.54 0 N Liberty St 99.80 4609 Stanley Ct 821.82 1300 Brookstown Ave 7,398.87 1227 Pleasant View Dr 285.12 1513 Emerald St 219.97 2403 New Walkertown Rd 506.23 2511 Kingsgate Dr 1,119.27 1768 New Walkertown Rd 695.96 417 W Twenty Sixth St 307.16 2708 Drewry Ln 195.70 908 Ferrell Ave 168.48 1716 Grant Ave 327.89 811 Camel Ave 129.60 0 Ozark Rd 62.40 0 Carver School Rd 107.57 117 N Cleveland Ave 247.54 4124 Northampton Dr 371.07 4222 Orchid Dr 117.94 1942 E Third St 365.47 4221 N Patterson Ave 1,468.37 3524 Prospect Dr 593.57 1436 N Cherry St 711.51 120 Vance Ct 778.90 316 E Twenty Eighth St 479.52 1901 E Third St 264.38 3788 Diamond Hill Rd 527.33 271 Pine Tree Rd 721.88 3920 Waddill St 387.16 0 Harrison Ave 46.66 3480 Shiloh Church Rd 1,722.46 6401 Merlendale Ln 559.10 3450 Shiloh Church Rd 789.80 0 Merlendale Ln 91.13 2960 Shiloh Church Rd 358.57 0 Merlendale Ln 81.28 0 Merlendale Ln 81.28 0 Shiloh Church Rd 50.90 0 Baux Mountain Rd 724.94 4879 Baux Mountain Rd 857.95 4880 Baux Mountain Rd 759.46 5075 Baux Mountain Rd 3.00 6146 University Pkwy 2,035.44 1801 Maryland Ave 386.21 0 Patterson Ave 11.67 2515 Manchester St 121.82 224 Retnuh Dr 1,406.17 2330 Montrose Ave 409.54 1375 Tyndall St 1,100.31 94 Motor Rd 271.36 879 W Eleventh St 381.02 1335 Thurmond St 396.58 0 E Fourth St 55.73 3501 Fieldstone Dr 935.71 0 Thurmond St 28.51 3981 Mineral Ave 300.00 5017 Natalie Temple Ln 795.55 524 Salt St 4,008.53 4104 Sunflower Cir 425.09 2431 Kingsgate Dr 1,257.64 6051 Baux Mountain Rd 101.09 3020 Draper Ct 356.41 2508 Amhurst St 379.73 1533 Twenty First St 268.28 5018 Old Rural Hall Rd 406.94 2378 Greenway Ave 62.21 636 Twenty Fourth & Half St 226.81 332 Walkertown Guthrie Rd 733.63 333 Walkertown - Guthrie Rd 203.89 235 Quail Dr 611.71

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Kiger, Richard W Kim, Daniel Kimber, Robert C Heirs Kimber, Robert C Heirs Kimber, Virginia P Heirs Kimbrough, Sylvia Denise Kimbrough, Zanthia King, Charles J Heirs King, David Jr. Heirs King, Florence F Heirs King, James Henry Heirs King, Mary King, Sharon Yvette Kingdom Trust Company Kinnard, Harold F Jr. Kinney, Kay Sidelle Kinser, Brenda B Kinzer, Marsha Ross Kirby, Eric Kirkland, Tammy L Knouse, Charlotte C Knox, Ulysses B Heirs Kolischak, Gail Koller, Stephen T Ksssd Inc Kyle, Mary Mitchell Kyle, Mary Mitchell L & M Used Auto Parts Inc Ladson, Earl D Laflor Imperial Llc Laflor Imperial Llc Laflor Imperial Llc Lambe, Larry William Lambert, Tommy Land Trust Parcel No 3 Landon, Johnnie A Jr. Landon, Johnnie A Jr. Lane, Donald Vernon Laney, Anita Wright Laney, Anita Wright Langley, Lisa D Langley, Lisa D Lanier, James Wesley Lankford, Brenda Caudle Lankford, Hassel J Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Larrimore, Kelly Stafford Crews Lash, Charles E Lash, Hattie Heirs Lash, Ronald Lash, Roslyn Lasley, John Archie Jr. Lassiter Development Corp Lassiter Development Corp Lassiter Development Corp Latch Key Latch Key Latif, Khalid Lauck, Timothy R Lawrence, Sandra V Lawrence, William Byron Lawson, J H Jr Heirs Lawson, James L Lawson, Junius R Iii Lawson, Melvin G Jr. Lawson, Melvin G Jr. Lawson, Raymond K Heirs Lawson, Raymond K Heirs Lawson, Raymond K Heirs Lawson, Thomas Lawson, Thomas Lawson, Thomas Spencer Leach, Judy Karen Leach, Julia P Heirs Leagans, Emma Heirs Leagans, Emma Heirs Leak Ford, Tiwana N Leak, Marie B Leak, Pauline Sturdivant Leak, Willie T Heirs Leake, Paulette D Lee, Okja Lee, Pearl C Legends Marketing & Management Llc Leggett, Florence Legins, Jomo K Lehman, Jane R Lemmons, Sarah W Trustee Leonard, H P M Heirs Leonard, Phyllis Lewis, Arcola S Lewis, Audrey Lewis, Mae Lewis, N Robbins Heirs Lewis, Sonmi M Lewis, Terry A Lewis, Terry A Lewis, William Leyva, Yeimy Noyola Liberty Community Dev Corp Lighthouse Properties Lilly, Othar Lindsey, Blonda H Lindsey, Daisy Lineberger, Council J Heirs Linton, Elmo Linton, Elmo Linton, Elmo Linton, Elmo Linton, Elmo Linton, Elmo Linton, Elmo Reece Jr. Linton, Samuel M Linville, David Keith Heirs Lio, Raul Lio, Raul A Lipscomb, Leonice R Little, Edna W Heirs Little, Gaston Little, Gaston J Little, Joette Heirs Little, Larry D Little, Linda F Llanos, Amparo M Lomax, Jimmy Long, Loy F Long, Thomas Anderson Lopez, Eduardo Landaverde Lopez, Henry M Lopez, Silvia Carolina Love, Allie L Love, Lillie G Lowe, Melanie M Lowe, Sidney R Lowery, Calvin Lowery, Charles B Heirs Lowery, Nicy T Lowery, Willie Lucas, Moses Lumpkin, Ida M Lunsford, Jerry Bruce Lunsford, Reuben E Lyles, Devon W Jones-Patterson Lyles, Van B Lyles, Van B Sr. Heirs Lynch, Malissa D Lyons, Eva M Heirs M & G Investments M&G Investments M&G 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Martin, Verna R Martin, Willie E Martinez, Estella Andrade Martinez, Francisco Martinez, Rhonda Lynette D Mason, Sharon B Massey, William B Heirs Matthews, Margaret C Maxie M Durant Revocable Living Trust May, James E Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping & Concrete Inc Mayes Landscaping And Concrete Inc Mayes, Curtis Mayes, Geraldine Bynum Mayes, Ricky M Mayes, Ricky M Mayes, Ricky M Mccants, Hiram Jr. Mcclamrock, J Ron Mcclelland, Randy Mccloud, Thomas Jr. Mcclure, Frederick John Mcclure, Robert L Mcconnell, Preston L Mccormick, Robert T B Mccoy, James Mccoy, Paula J Mccoy, Paula J Mccoy, Paula J Mccoy, Paula J Mccray, Delores Mccullough, James W Mccullough, James W Heirs Mccummings, Barbara Mcdaniel, Pauline T Heirs Mcdowell, Ruth E Mcfadden, Jacqueline R Heirs Mcfadden, Sharon D Mcgee Industrial Park Mcgee Industrial Park Mcgee Industrial Park Mcgee Industrial Park Mcgill, Annie S Heirs Mcgill, Hazel T 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0 Webster St 55.73 4868 Monte Vista St 58.33 5360 Old Rural Hall Rd 260.50 0 Helen Ave 19.45 185 Clayton St 606.53 4027 Hilda St 524.89 311 Buick St 200.89 123 Oak Summit Rd 528.77 4080 Sheraton St 349.92 4055 Sheraton St 492.48 1406 W First St 1,446.34 4019 Hilda St 278.79 312 W Twenty Third St 278.65 0 Germanton Rd 21.35 701 W Twenty-Fifth And One-Half St 336.96 2809 Teresa Ave 190.52 0 E Fourteenth St 64.80 714 E Sixteenth St 102.39 1727 N Liberty St 138.68 0 N Liberty St 231.99 1641 Ashley School Cir 32.41 1507 E Twenty Fourth St 32.41 858 W Twelfth St 44.06 Merry Dale Dr 90.88 1233 N Dunleith Ave 58.33 110 S Sunset Dr 2,128.03 4561 Oak Ridge Dr 592.28 0 Northwoods Cir 29.81 5705 White Oak Dr 477.57 1016 Cayuga St 63.51 0 Cayuga St 82.94 0 Donna Ave 180.15 4171 Tamra Ln 1,071.80 0 Tamra Ln 121.82 0 Baux Mountain Rd 4.52 0 Baux Mountain Rd 4.59 0 Field Ln 180.15 0 N Jackson Ave 58.33 1119 E Twenty Fourth St 272.16 4769 Mount Pleasant Dr 2.18 4769 Mount Pleasant Dr 13.83 3221 Tracy St 1,009.96 2700 Bon Air Ave 214.58 4200 Cody Dr 645.41 0 Fries Dr 60.92 1313 Locust Ave 695.33 3115 Carver School Rd 1,561.69 1417 E Twenty Second St 255.32 221 Stedman St 532.66 2519 Ansonia St 42.77 3301 N Liberty St 2,283.60 840 Shober St 885.17 3038 Mountain Brook Trl 73.06 0 Stratton Ave 155.52 201 Clayton St 647.14 0 Athens Dr 9.08 5530 Dogwood Dr 255.39 730 Rankin St 349.92 2018 Cannon Ave 606.53 2538 Old Greensboro Rd 684.29 6045 Baux Mountain Rd 82.76 0 Baux Mountain Rd 27.09 1023 Cayuga St 410.84 4115 Reich St 758.17 1714 N Liberty St 487.30 0 N Cherry St 98.50 3320 Cumberland Rd 1,320.63 707 S Marshall D St 1,170.29 1140 E Twenty Second St 243.65 1120 Rundell St 44.06 5049 Butterfield Dr 752.98 0 Beeson Dairy Rd 212.54 640 Mount Vernon Ave 69.98 4619 Renigar St 98.50 3757 Beeson Dairy Rd 1,180.66 School St 250.13 3001 N Glenn Ave 20.74 1847 E Fourth St 371.96 101 Timberline Dr 588.38 1140 E Twenty Third St 366.77 3305 Old Greensboro Rd 219.03 4895 Dippen Rd 364.02 938 Taft 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Summit St 25.30 942 W Fourth St 5,620.76 933 Taft St 382.33 727 Ontario St-3719 176.26 1318 Wentworth Rd 277.34 1347 Wentworth Rd 454.90 2713 Ivy Ave 322.71 4716 Baux Mountain Rd 939.61 4025 Oak Ridge Dr 550.81 5060 Wind Spring Dr 364.25 415 Rickard Rd 298.08 0 Eldora St 27.22 124 Hicks St 356.41 2704 New Walkertown Rd 916.28 0 New Walkertown Rd 91.81 3947 Waddill St-3534 542.37 4336 Indiana Ave 1,375.06 1520 E Fourteenth St 160.70 923 Pittsburg Ave 409.54 1611 N Cherry St 326.59 4531 Kimball Ln 495.07 104 Northwoods Cir 334.37 4310 Moat Dr 1,147.03 1210 Mardele Ln 1,997.14 35 Hoskins Dr 970.71 741 Alameda Dr 85.54 30 Motor Rd 1,024.56 1 W Twenty Fifth St 460.09 2117 E Twelfth St 353.81 2410 Glenn Ave 453.60 1327 Thurmond St 255.32 4051 Larkspur Pl 490.81 721 Hanes Ave 431.57 3394 New Walkertown Rd 1,001.23 1539 Motor Rd 309.74 0 Parrish Rd 185.33 2527 Pittsburg Ave 200.10 903 N Cameron Ave 530.43 539 Efird St 335.67 616 Mount Vernon Ave 515.81 512 E Twenty Eighth St 393.98 5027 Page St 965.53 1000 Jackson Ave 799.64 939 New Hope Ln 41.47 1409 N Liberty St 520.84 3636 Hemlock Dr 359.00 2400 N Liberty St 1,997.14 1430 E Twenty Second St 348.63 3916 Ogburn Ave 526.18 1801 Shady Mount Ave 308.45 0 E Twenty Third St 32.41 5407 Helen Ave 136.09 3908 Ogburn Ave 383.62 0 Edna St 77.76 511 Edna St 351.89 0 Edna St 73.88 1090 Chestnut View Ln 808.65 1334 W First St 1,614.82 17 W Twenty Seventh St 317.53 1321 Highland Ave 999.39 1664 E Twenty Third St 255.09 1252 N Jackson Ave 64.80 3050 Draper Ct 1,334.88 1611 Attucks St 393.98 1241 N Dunleith Ave 44.06 1226 Victoria St 50.55 0 Rosetta Ln 110.17 4636 Baux Mountain Rd 16.85 5001 Scenic Dr 37.59 5276 Burdette Dr 835.78 1336 Midway Rd 473.05 0 Midway Rd 112.76 2515 Glenn Ave 548.21 2108 Gerald St 371.96 415 Peden St 443.23 645 Amanda Pl 688.18 4308 Orchid Dr 526.18 3809 Patterson Ave 2,103.41 3815 N Patterson 1,871.42 0 Kapp St 1,192.32 0 Industrial Dr 63.51 1418 E Fifth St 59.62 4940 Carver Glen Ln 591.87 2514 Manchester St 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3017 Carr Ct 296.76 3021 Carr Ct 212.54 0 Apple St 114.05 1070 File St 966.82 946 Taft St 285.12 2605 Machine St 1.83 0 Addison Ave 35.00 1332 Addison Ave 20.74 5316 Doris St 98.50 4940 Old Belews Creek Rd 784.83 1210 E Twenty First St 311.04 1220 Gray Ave 991.45 2002 N Cleveland Ave 196.99 848 W Twelfth St 84.25 4597 Northampton Dr 366.77 602 Eldora St 258.20 0 Eldora St 38.88 455 Rickard Rd 329.10 239 Lodge St 112.76 4332 Tise Ave 110.17 101 W Fifth St 5,719.06 624 Hunter Ave 712.67 1109 Apple St 412.86 730 Barbara Jane Ave 93.31 5560 Belle Ave 972.00 1639 E Twenty Third St 311.04 1611 E Fifth St 193.11 1631 E Twenty Third St 322.71 1635 E Twenty Third St 312.34 1325 Wentworth Rd 265.69 2528 Machine St 132.19 1338 N Patterson Ave 2,010.10 1348 N Patterson Ave 1,426.90 1800 Patterson Ave 2,001.02 58 Arita Cir 756.86 215 Stedman St 632.45 559 Akron Dr 1,284.34 4501 Tise Ave 804.82 1181 Cleveland Ct 1,043.21 952 W Fourth St 7,755.26 936 W Fourth St 1,491.85 4625 Baux Mountain Rd 531.36 509 Twenty Fourth & Half St 333.08 1810 E Third St 317.53 204 W Twenty Third St 216.44 612 N Jackson Ave 191.81 523 N Dunleith Ave 194.40 712 Laurel St 942.20 1000 E Fourth St 1,056.36 2521 Atlee St 202.18 1419 N Liberty St 375.90 240 Creeksedge Ct 141.27 2548 Ansonia St 42.77 1055 Claremont Ave 925.34 1334 Cameron Ave 951.12 2300 N Glenn Ave 743.90 3260 Parrish Rd 306.21 4645 Kellys Trl 2,564.91 1624 Twenty Second St 151.64 1233 Opportunity Rd 710.21 1017 File St 975.89 0 Wentworth Rd 116.64 3170 Shaw Ridge St 960.34 111 W Twenty Fifth St 375.84 1344 Wentworth Rd 532.66 1010 S Poplar St-5819 3,383.86 1713 Harrison Ave 336.96 3075 Apollo Dr 654.49 3881 Northampton Dr 932.92 542 Edna St 458.78 526 W Twenty Fourth & Half St 154.23 433 Gregory St 360.29 2533 Ansonia St 119.23 665 2C N Spring St 370.66 665 5C N Spring St 370.66 712 Voss St 291.61 665 6C N Spring St 370.66 1230 N Dunleith Ave 178.85 417 E Twenty Fifth St 248.83 665 5B N Spring St 370.66 0 University Pkwy 7.78 415 E Twenty Fifth St 204.77 665 4B N Spring St 388.80 665 5A N Spring St 370.66 611 E Sixteenth St 231.99 665 3A N Spring St 370.66 665 3C N Spring St 370.66 303 Clayton St 580.61 665 4C N Spring St 388.80 665 6B N Spring St 370.66 1021 Cayuga St 189.22 665 1B N Spring St 370.66 665 7B N Spring St 370.66 2712 New Walkertown Rd 243.65 4403 Ogburn Ave 208.66 665 2A Spring St 370.66 665 1C N Spring St 370.66 1732 Harrison Ave 295.49 118 N Glenn Ave 215.14 665 7C N Spring St 370.66 1457 Douglas St 195.70 1472 Addison Ave 314.93 2720 Ansonia St 93.31 0 University Pkwy 10.37 1019 Cayuga St 29.81 700 Mccreary St 128.31 665 4A N Spring St 388.80 1810 E Seventeenth St 160.70 718 Voss St 432.86 665 2B N Spring St 370.66 525 Twenty Fourth & Half St 195.70 2414 Machine St 121.82 3917 Leo St 390.10 2520 Machine St 110.17 4284 Tise Ave 526.18 1512 E Twenty Fourth St 159.44 2527 N Patterson Ave 488.60 0 Clara Ln 264.85 5315 Pine View Dr 864.44 240 N Dunleith Ave 294.23 2821 Drewry Ln 206.07 2858 Old Greensboro Rd 406.94 4653 Starmount Dr 818.24 0 Old Carver School Rd 71.29 4005 Lamond Dr 997.10 2391 New Walkertown Rd 484.70 315 W Twenty Fifth St 305.86 0 Tise Ave 6.49 810 Kapp St 563.77 4000 Oak Ridge Dr 475.64 4259 Indiana Ave 396.58 320 W Twenty Third St 44.06 0 Clayton St 138.68 0 Hicks St 58.33 4017 Oak Ridge Dr 435.46 2704 Ansonia St 147.74 2118 E Twenty Fifth St 123.13 124 Harmony St 194.40 Shady Mount Ave 36.29 2937 Greenway Ave 732.25 1107 Thurmond St 371.96 805 Camel Ave 151.64 923 Ferrell Ave 155.00 0 Barbara Jane Ave 93.31 2019 E Fourteenth St 190.52 4814 Old Rural Hall Rd 1,940.12 2020 Lincoln Ave 143.76 0 Twenty Fifth St 80.35 3039 Airport Rd 474.47 3731 Prospect Dr 600.38 0 Don Ave 84.25 145 N Cameron Ave 436.76 4981 Monte Vista St 163.30 315 303 N Spruce St 660.43 2713 Raleigh Ave 195.70 177 West End Blvd 1,003.10 153 West End Blvd 685.59 2601 Rosemary Dr 3.56 5568 Old Rural Hall Rd 182.83 2856 Amber Ln 426.40 330 E Seventeenth St 548.21 224 N Graham Ave 144.25 3574 Sellwood Rd 1,357.10 1713 N Liberty St 475.64 2617 Rosemary Dr 261.79 845 N Jackson Ave 149.05 2813 Ansonia St 121.82 5818 Merry Dale Dr 758.60 205 Clayton St 684.29 1436 Thurmond St 633.75 3648 Signet Dr 1,552.61 0 Methodist Dr 133.49 0 Old Walkertown Rd 41.47 4814 Old Walkertown Rd 751.68 2055 Bowen Blvd 283.83 802 N Jackson Ave 112.76 813 N Jackson Ave 107.57 817 Gray Ave 207.36 2014 Temple St 149.05 Motor Rd 504.15 2058 Dellabrook Rd 241.06 136 N Graham Ave 34.24 6000 Museum Dr 27,371.52 0 Mccreary St 94.61 0 Ansonia St 84.25 0 Sellwood Rd 285.12 0 Lennox Rd 112.76 2329 Booker St 202.18 3409 Del Rio Ct 386.80 851 Efird St 25.92 863 Efird St 168.48 2712 Stokes Ave 541.75 127 S Jackson Ave 207.36 430 W Twenty Fourth St 668.74 3301 Old Greensboro Rd 264.38 1850 E Fifth St 326.59 2208 N Patterson Ave 432.86 1312 Thurmond St 31.10 401 Forest Hill Ave 379.32 5032 Page St 1,290.82 4834 Westmoreland Dr 1,110.68 4840 Westmoreland Dr 117.94 0 E Twenty Fifth St 3.89 0 N Patterson Ave 139.97 5657 Plantation Dr 1,393.21 0 Motor Rd 121.82 325 Byerly Rd 365.47 1227 E Twenty Third St 279.94 730 Chatham Rd 480.82 3619 New Walkertown Rd 2,262.82 1518 E Twenty Fourth St 30.63 1824 E Twenty Fifth St 42.77 4846 Monte Vista St 677.81 0 Baux Mountain Rd 258.89 2120 E Twelfth St 114.41 2040 Twenty Third St 220.68 1330 Underwood Ave 775.80 4633 Baux Mountain Rd 167.19 1940 Maryland Ave 237.17 408 W Twenty Third St 204.77 513 Twenty Fourth & Half St 317.53 1853 Kentucky Ave 269.57 416 Twenty Fourth & Half St 274.75 240 N Laura Wall Blvd 57.02 954 New Hope Ln 3,088.37 1120 Burke Village Ln 37,065.60 928 New Hope Ln 6,564.25 0 Gilmer Ave 62.21 0 Oak Summit Rd 798.34 942 New Hope Ln 199.58 5944 Old Rural Hall Rd 136.09 0 Carver School Rd 136.09 319 E Sixteenth St 136.09 2818 N Glenn Ave 374.55 2930 N Patterson Ave 448.42 2000 N Cherry St 768.53 3720 Whitfield Rd 861.85 2200 Booker St 1,065.31 1407 Winfield Dr 2.64 0 Booker St 38.88 2305 Ansonia St 453.60 205 E Thirtieth St 782.78 620 Efird St 514.52 1628 Ashley School Cir 336.96 2305 N Glenn Ave 600.05 130 Executive Dr 723.17 0 Motor Rd 49.61 0 Circle Dr 101.09 35 Motor Rd 714.10 544 Oak Summit Rd 1,421.95 1617 N Cherry St 233.30 5216 Old Walkertown Rd 1,078.27 1707 Harrison Ave 339.75 0 Thirty Third St 9.08 5141 E Butterfield Dr 471.74 4230 Garden St 150.05 4454 Stowe St 417.31 735 Magnum Dr 821.82 4587 Garden St 123.13 2552 Old Greensboro Rd 95.90 421 W Twenty Sixth St 366.77

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Haywood E Heirs Roseboro, Joann T Roseboro, Lenora H Heirs Roseboro, Marie Hill Rothrock, Michael Dwayne Rothrock, Michael Dwayne Rothrock, Michael Dwayne Rothrock, Michael Dwayne Rothrock, R Keith Rothrock, R Keith Rothrock, Robert Keith Roundtree, Karen D Rowdy, Perry W Heirs

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PROPERTY ADDRESS

0 Peden St 608 E Sixteenth St 1617 E Twenty Third St 1208 E Second St 3500 Hemlock Dr 2617 Ansonia St 1330 N Dunleith Ave 228 Barlow Cir 916 E Twenty Third St 5713 Haweswater Rd 502 E Sixteenth St 0 Don Ave 1322 Old Hollow Rd 0 Baux Mountain Rd 1128 Ada Ave 4930 Germanton Rd 1386 Martin Luther King Jr Dr 2828 Rowell St 4220 L St 375 Mount Vernon Ave 907 W Twenty Fifth St 140 Wheeler St 1620 N Cherry St 2704 Teresa Ave 5793 Belle Ave 1422 Twenty Third St 435 W Twenty Third St 1614 Ashley School Cir 450 W Twenty Fourth St 4756 Plata Dr 750 Old Hollow Rd 2920 Bainbridge Dr 0 Ontario St 875 W Northwest Blvd 1423 Emerald St 226 Melody Ln 1522 Harriet Tubman Dr 2145 Gerald St 421 E Thirteenth St 1385 Dublin Dr 1380 Dublin Dr 461 Bacon St 204 Cherryview Ln 3512 Fieldstone Dr 5424 Old Walkertown Rd 5436 Old Walkertown Rd 941 Taft St 5157 Britt Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 0 Carver School Rd 219 Forest Hill Ave 0 Reidsville Rd 0 Signet Dr 303 Buick St 2001 E Twenty Fourth St 1619 Twenty Second St 1621 Twenty Second St 175 Motor Rd 3855 Barkwood Dr 2408 Booker St 2141 Bowen Blvd 916 Kapp St 4488 Ogburn Ave 917 Motor Rd 851 Camel Ave 2006 Cannon Ave 22 Arita Cir 2234 N Glenn Ave 2238 N Glenn Ave 3605 Northampton Dr 1826 E Fourth St 0 Oak Summit Rd 0 Oak Summit Rd 305 Beaumont St 0 School St 215 N Glenn Ave 217 N Glenn Ave 2018 Greenway Ave 2014 Greenway Ave 2986 Bainbridge Dr 1095 Chestnut View Ln 1209 Cornelius Ct 1098 Don Ave 0 Whittier Rd 0 Marlborough Ln 1222 E Twenty Third St 1110 Motor Rd 4149 Tise Ave 515 E Twenty Fifth St 619 Mount Vernon Ave 1530 E Twenty Fifth St 2700 Raleigh Ave 5530 Legare Dr 1200 Excelsior St-0 1220 E Twenty Fifth St 0 Machine St Breck Ave 1401 N Main St 0 Germanton Rd 4330 Reidsville Rd 810 N Cameron Ave 800 N Cameron Ave 4553 Brassfield Dr 2926 Old Greensboro Rd 454 Mcgill Dr 304 Timberline Dr 1355 Tyndall St 5395 Pine View Dr 1218 E Twenty First St 0 Old Rural Hall Rd 2607 N Liberty St 2537 N Liberty St 1322 E First St 124 Wheeler St 2701 Farmall St 0 N Cherry St 2518 N Cherry St 3717 Prospect Dr 4210 Shamel St 4345 Whittier Rd 4812 Lansing Dr 5525 Brookfield Ridge Dr 801 Graham Ave 123 S Cameron Ave 910 N Jackson Ave 4860 Old Walkertown Rd 2428 Caledonia Dr 0 Edna St 0 Brookstown Ave 718 Oak Summit Rd 717 Oak Summit Rd 713 Academy St 328 Broad St 701 Brookstown Ave 1719 N Liberty St 2527 Rosemary Dr 0 Fifteenth St 0 Pacific Dr 1021 Pacific Dr 4715 Oakdale Dr 3915 Shamel St 4050 Burnham Ct 1215 Cornwallis St 2715 Kilkare Ave 0 Cameron Ave 3921 Northampton Dr 0 Fifty Two Hwy 915 E Twenty First St 650 Amanda Pl 4348 Oak Pointe Dr 4354 Oak Pointe Dr 4649 N Cherry St 1011 Twelfth St 1604 Jordan Dr 3055 Plantation Rd 0 Whirl Win Dr 1140 Sycamore Ridge Dr 133 S Poplar St 0 Dellabrook Rd 1201 E Twenty Third St 4118 Ogburn Ave 2314 N Liberty St 2020 E Twenty Fourth St 0 Walkertown-Guthrie Rd 534 Walkertown-Guthrie Rd 412 E Fifteenth St 105 W Fourth St 4115 Sunflower Cir 1309 Wentworth Rd 1420 E Third St 1502 E Third St 3812 Old Greensboro Rd 1218 Thirteenth St 0 New Delhi Dr 1106 E Twenty Third St 509 E Third St 1330 Motor Rd 0 Motor Rd 944 Hutton St 2414 Manchester St 1329 E Second St 2710 Old Greensboro Rd Old Greensboro Rd 264 Terrace Ave 2616 Fondly Rd 0 Wentworth Rd 1317 Wentworth Rd 318 Clayton St 1107 Montgomery St 106 Westdale Ave 1417 Underwood Ave 4710 Davis Rd 4225 Ogburn Ave 2712 Greenway Ave 1250 N Patterson Ave 4989 Davis Rd 0 E Twenty First St 2512 Machine St 59 Northwoods Cir 0 Ogburn Ave 3845 Shamel St 126 Laura Ave 2420 N Liberty St 3706 El Santos Ct 449 W Twenty Sixth St 117 E Twenty Fourth St 5277 N Cherry St 1005 Rundell St 801 W Northwest Blvd Foliage Dr 0 Bainridge Dr 1126 E Twenty Fourth St 875 W Twelfth St 4784 N Cherry St 2811 Bon Air Ave 0 Reidsville Rd 0 Reidsville Rd 4670 Reidsville Rd 919 E Seventeenth St 4111 Sheraton St 3120 Flanders Dr 3843 Barkwood Ct 4804 Old Walkertown Rd 1114 Wooded Ave 2617 Machine St 3010 Draper Ct 2119 White St 0 Pressman Dr 2524 N Cherry St 2301 Slater Ave 204 Wheeler St 129 Huckabee Cir 4914 Thornbrook Ln 3611 Kinghill Dr 225 Cecil Dr 700 Motor Rd 1114 E Twenty Second St 1601 Thurmond St 4206 Rosa St 2613 Raleigh Ave 0 E First St 2440 John St 420 Eldora St 2100 N Liberty St 1412 E Twenty Fifth St 0 White Rock Rd 4624 White Rock Rd 834 Rich Ave 1927 E Twenty Fourth St 620 Barbara Jane Ave 1436 Douglas St 0 Bethlehem Ln 0 Garden St 0 Hester St 0 Garden St 0 Dixon St 4419 New Walkertown Rd 4419 New Walkertown Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 1620 Shady Mount Ave 2920 Bon Air Ave

TAX DUE 50.55 370.66 276.05 211.25 294.20 103.68 410.84 1,128.82 252.73 1,818.48 943.49 60.92 21.81 117.94 270.27 132.19 1,270.97 377.14 23.33 418.92 290.30 321.41 77.76 198.29 512.49 214.14 225.50 187.36 313.63 214.26 607.17 575.42 53.14 3,613.25 102.39 889.06 734.87 222.86 536.54 799.32 1,009.91 390.10 1,713.31 725.76 285.71 925.27 46.66 841.11 218.28 730.67 290.74 24.63 10.37 257.91 469.15 356.41 204.77 1,264.41 791.71 242.36 316.22 406.94 699.84 5.93 443.23 631.16 146.45 552.10 270.87 272.16 327.89 94.61 182.74 470.45 114.05 479.52 517.11 282.53 865.73 1,197.50 470.45 304.49 347.33 15.55 12.96 32.41 41.47 449.72 379.73 180.15 370.66 235.87 1,505.95 1.95 283.83 20.74 35.00 428.36 162.18 622.08 58.33 423.80 300.00 286.42 609.73 592.28 891.65 600.05 252.73 37.59 76.59 572.83 47.96 57.02 167.19 89.43 202.16 396.58 921.46 1,454.11 530.07 1,299.89 159.41 304.57 58.33 147.26 247.54 139.97 68.69 575.42 354.88 4.99 3,538.08 1,114.56 68.69 254.02 11.67 80.35 120.53 1,226.13 5.44 5.27 5.66 5.48 180.68 432.60 874.81 228.10 605.24 374.55 374.55 413.43 742.61 1,235.34 815.70 179.68 795.55 174.97 41.47 167.12 384.92 260.09 531.36 137.93 709.34 107.57 2,669.44 489.89 825.56 54.43 47.96 364.18 313.63 149.05 32.41 2,323.73 59.62 67.39 772.42 356.41 364.18 1,061.43 67.39 277.34 635.04 89.43 107.64 434.17 764.64 926.65 62.21 406.94 273.46 558.58 615.61 296.19 32.41 114.05 278.65 613.01 648.00 843.70 776.31 1,555.20 140.39 423.80 592.28 952.57 602.65 2.24 127.01 32.41 524.89 581.91 530.07 105.91 144.50 954.00 331.78 502.85 850.18 1,166.40 419.90 403.06 107.57 376.76 217.73 132.19 33.70 396.58 112.44 1,174.18 551.71 410.09 962.93 860.54 213.85 714.10 327.89 202.18 64.80 169.78 327.89 309.75 673.92 168.48 1,231.09 164.60 627.26 605.24 324.00 29.81 272.16 523.58 114.05 111.46 543.70 470.46 113.17 390.10 575.42

OWNER

T H E C H R ON I C LE

Rowe, Beverly J Rowell, Polly D Rucker, Buddell Ruffin, Marquerite Gilbert Rush, Michael A Sr. Rush, Michael A Sr. Russell, Tremus L Russorr Saez, Rafael Saez, Rafael Jr. Sagilan, Wilberto Gonzalez Sales, Margaret L Heirs Salgado, Benancio Salgado, Yarazeth Salley, George Salley, George Salley, George Saltflower Llc Samayoa, Walter Rolando Samuels, Jonathon R Samuels, Ronnie L Sanchez, Catalina Sanchez, Guilmer Adolfo Valladares Sanchez, Heriberto Nava Sanders, Sirena Janine Davis Sandler, Linda Sandoval, Alberto Sandoval, Alberto Santos-Herrera, Jose David Santos-Herrera, Jose David Sar Ventures Llc Saunders, Gwendolyn Stimpson Heirs Saunders, Odell K Jr. Heirs Saunders, Willie B Sr. Sawyer, Katie G Scales, Albert Scales, Bobbie B Heirs Scales, Darlene D Scales, Frances Scales, Manderline W Scales, Manderline W Scott, Brenda H Scott, Dairl L Sr. Scott, Ernest R Jr. Scott, Mary E Scott, Shirley R Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Sds Investments Llc Secretary Of Housing & Urban Development Secretary Of Housing & Urban Development Segers, Lonnie G Segers, Lonnie G Segers, Marilyn L Sell, Larry W Sellars, Tony A Semones, Michael H Settle, Debbie F Settle, Silette Idena Heirs Sewell, Mary Elizabeth Heirs Shanks, Andrea Bass Sharpe, Kimberly M Sharpe, Nealie Shaw, Arlene Denise Shaw, Richard H Shelf, Cassandra Shelton, Carolyn Shelton, Carolyn Shelton, Carolyn Shelton, Carolyn C Shelton, Carolyn C Shelton, Carolyn C Shelton, J Donald Shelton, John H Heirs Shelton, William Cain Shepard, Sarah C Sherard, Napoleon Jr. Sherbourne, Jonathan Sherman, Paul E Jr. Sherman, Willie Jr. Sherrill, Loretta Shorter, Samantha Cori Shortt, Donald M Shuler, Deloise Shuler, Mary J Shuler, Ulysses Shull, Edith W Siddall, Ernestine Sides, Antonio M Sides, Antonio M Silette Idena Settle Estate Silva, Cynthia Toribio Simmons, Carl E Simmons, George Justin Simmons, Sherman R Simpson, Thurmond H Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Thurmond H Sr. Simpson, Travis H Simpson, Verna B Simpson, Verna Belcher Sims, Otis Roberson Heirs Singleton, Wilbur Sisters Investment Prop Llc Skinner, Ronnie E Ski-Strom Enterprises Inc Ski-Strom Enterprises Inc Skk Rizk Llc Slade Trading Post Inc Slade Trading Post Inc Slate, Douglas Marvin Slater, Seth Sloan, Booker T W Jr. Sluder, Dwight Heirs Sluder, Dwight Heirs Sluder, Dwight Heirs Sluder, Dwight Heirs Sluder, Dwight Heirs Sluder, Dwight Heirs Smart, Eliza M Heirs Smart, Robert Smith, Aaron D Jr Smith, Aaron D Jr Smith, Ann L Smith, Barbara Smith, Carl E Smith, Carl E Smith, Celia W Heirs Smith, Chalmers C Jr. Smith, Chalmers C Jr. Smith, Chalmers C Jr. Smith, Clem T Heirs Smith, Darius J Smith, Darius J Smith, Deborah Kaye Smith, Denise Mccormick Smith, Fred D Iii Heirs Smith, Helena W Smith, Joe I Heirs Smith, John Lee Smith, Kennetta S Smith, Marcel Heirs Smith, Randelle W Jr. Smith, Richard E Smith, Richard E Smith, Richard E Smith, Robert Lee Smith, Rodney C Smith, Rodney C Smith, Rodney Stewart Smith, Shirley T Heirs Smith, Sonya Mitchell Heirs Smith, Timothy D Sr Smith, Valerie Smith, Wanda Lowery Smothers, Cheryl Odell Smythe, Jules W Jr. Snider, Michelle L Heirs Snow, Minnie Heirs Snuggs, Donald Somme, Van Ryne O Soots, Vada T Heirs Sophal, Buhn T Soriano, Joquin Soul Zen Properties Llc Soul Zen Properties Llc Southard, Ella K Heirs Southern, Arnold Sowell, Mary W Spanish Pines Enterprises Spaulding, William F Heirs Speaks, Reece Spears, Embra Gail Spears, Matthew Jr. Speas, Creola B Heirs Speas, Joseph B Heirs Spencer Funeral Home Inc Spencer Funeral Home Inc Spencer, Author R Spencer, Paulette M Spillman, Gilmer Heirs Springs, Grace W Heirs Squire, Willie E St John Ap Church Christ God St John Apostle Church Of Christ In Stafford, Gary Lynn Stafford, Lillie Hill Heirs Stafford, Ramona H Heirs Stanley, Ida G Heirs Stanleyville Llc Starks, Mozetta Starling, Faith M Starnes, Curtiss Christopher Starnes, Deandre Starnes, Natatia Juanette Staton, Sherry Adams Step By Step Day Care Ctr Inc Stephenson, David Paul Stevens, Suzanne Stevenson, David Leon Stewart, Bobby S Stewart, Frank E Stewart, Ravon Stewart, Richard E Stewart-Riddick, Shirelle Stinson, Lizzie Green Stokes, Quincy Stone, Swynette D Stone, Will J Heirs Stover, Joan M Stroble, Byron Stupakewicz, Mary Ellen Stupakewicz, Mary Ellen Heirs Styers, John Heirs Sue Investments Llc Suggs, Michael L Sullivan, Fannie Mcc Heirs Summers, Sylvia Y Sutphin, Larry W Swain, Henry Clay Jr Heirs Sweetney, Otis Swetcoff, Walter H Heirs T & R Residential Prop Llc T & R Residential Properties T & R Residential Properties Llc T & R Residentional Properties T Dianne Bellamy Small Revocable Trust T Rex Enterprises Llc T&R Residential Properties Llc Talley, Patricia B Talley, Thorman D Talon Properties Llc Tanner, Keith Tanner, Purnell Anthony Jr Tapia, Jorge Perea Tapia, Marco A Tate, Erline Hrs Tate, Suzanna M Heirs Taylor, Brian S Sr. Taylor, Frances Heirs Taylor, Katherine Taylor, Tommy Lee Tcj Smart Investments Llc Tcj Smart Investments Llc Tcj Smart Investments Llc Tcj Smart Investments Llc Teague, Belinda K Teague, Linda

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PROPERTY ADDRESS TAX DUE 527.48 3505 Prospect Dr 937.58 5862 Fulton Farm Rd 832.03 3075 Draper Ct 19.45 400 W Twenty Fourth St 29.81 1633 E Twenty Fourth St 7.78 0 Newark St 1,323.22 3661 Shaw Rd 917.57 720 S Green St 408.25 1419 E Twenty Third St 130.90 624 E Sixteenth St 408.25 1117 E Twenty Second St 511.93 513 W Twenty Sixth St 97.21 3602 Denver St 662.26 3800 Old Greensboro Rd 27.93 0 Davis Rd 93.10 0 Davis Rd 66.10 0 Davis Rd 1,360.80 802 West St 257.91 409 Byerly Rd 806.75 5016 Longbrook Cir 868.20 1804 N Patterson Ave 683.00 605 Motor Rd 233.28 5429 Helen Ave 289.01 617 Twenty Fourth & Half St 640.22 4806 Davis Rd 185.33 1235 Hattie Ave 143.86 815 Rich Ave 570.24 4825 Old Rural Hall Rd 25.92 1528 E Twenty Second St 93.31 1526 E Twenty Second St 326.59 1023 Manly St 312.34 115 Kilkare Ct 379.73 1691 Ashley School Cir 327.89 866 Crawford St 695.96 2960 Galaxy Ct 333.08 1911 E Eighteenth St 921.46 2836 Rowell St 320.12 833 N Cameron Ave 406.94 942 Taft St 513.22 2235 N Glenn Ave 9.08 Shady Mount Ave 279.94 416 Bacon St 10.65 1335 Wentworth Rd 234.74 2226 E Twenty Second St 511.93 2244 N Glenn Ave 6.17 2509 Gilmer Ave 1,426.90 119 Connor Rd 902.02 131 Methodist Dr 640.22 311 Methodist Dr 898.13 129 Connor Rd 561.17 125 Connor Rd 742.61 303 Methodist Dr 53.14 0 Indiana Ave 992.74 118 Connor Rd 675.22 126 Connor Rd 53.14 0 Indiana Ave 602.65 111 Methodist Dr 101.09 0 Methodist Dr 994.04 111 Connor Rd 601.79 1301 Dolphin Dr 11.67 0 Motor Rd 231.99 534 Edna St 524.89 4806 Lansing Dr 463.97 3702 Whitfield Ct 537.76 5001 Phelps Dr 574.13 4822 Jerry St 448.42 628 Oak Summit Rd 56.25 129 Churchland Dr 38.88 426 Eldora St 794.45 4005 Dalton St 2,147.48 1042 Pine Lake Dr 176.37 3009 Carr Ct 342.55 4239 Oak Ridge Dr 676.51 1825 Lafayette St 574.13 2516 Glenn Ave 369.37 1231 Victoria St 357.70 2101 E Twenty Fifth St 368.06 907 Roosevelt St 375.84 3062 Indiana Ave 390.10 1416 E Twenty Third St 325.30 1406 E Twenty Fourth St 212.54 106 N Graham Ave 31.63 0 Phelps Dr 50.55 Motor Rd 343.18 2980 Shiloh Church Rd 149.25 660 Chandler St 202.18 3008 Fondly Rd 1,927.38 4629 Kellys Trl 6,415.20 8100 H North Point Blvd 42.77 1823 E Twenty Fifth St 108.86 4118 Whitfield Rd 121.82 1615 E First St 238.46 2219 Booker St 273.00 2208 Bowen Blvd 260.87 2716 Stokes Ave 407.96 5112 Butterfield Dr 284.75 2051 School St 518.40 2014 Cherry St-5007 127.01 0 Shamel St 62.21 0 Marvin Blvd 38.88 428 Eldora St 299.38 721 Ontario St 97.21 5101 N Cherry St 537.85 2300 Ansonia St 368.06 1723 Thurmond St 276.05 1211 E Twenty Fourth St 229.40 1228 E Twenty Fourth St 460.09 1304 E Fourth St 511.93 1314 E Fourth St 431 Twenty-Fourth & One Half St 229.40 261.79 2213 E Twenty Third St 378.43 1315 E Fourth St 566.36 608 Terrace Ave 438.05 1109 N Cameron Ave 342.14 2721 Stokes Ave 35.00 0 Booker St 664.85 929 Franklin St 863.14 1011 E Twelfth St 340.85 627 Sherbrooke Dr 336.96 506 Kinard Dr 92.02 2828 Ansonia St 353.81 2063 Bowen Blvd 377.14 405 E Thirtieth St 630.50 4140 Rocky Ford Ln 289.01 1301 Pleasant View Dr 456.18 4520 Oak Ridge Dr 11.67 0 Circle Dr 47.96 0 Circle Dr 45.37 0 Circle Dr 76.47 0 Circle Dr 90.72 4623 Circle Dr 349.92 4615 Circle Dr-2911 190.52 827 Ferrell Ave 184.01 508 E Twenty Eighth St 155.52 3541 Old Greensboro Rd 349.92 3535 Old Greensboro Rd 470.45 416 E Sixteenth St 573.29 5035 Noble St 11.67 0 Ontario St 35.00 539 Ontario St 28.51 1704 E Twenty Fifth St 107.57 0 Motor Rd 107.57 0 Motor Rd 428.98 1946 E Third St 234.58 3223 Old Greensboro Rd 186.62 0 Clara Ln 955.16 3825 Clara Ln 614.55 3525 New Walkertown Rd 813.95 4128 Hubbard Rd 413.43 2209 E Twenty Fourth St 242.36 1824 Kentucky Ave 212.54 2721 Rosemary Dr 734.27 406 Cadillac St 278.65 2541 Kirkwood St 572.83 4747 Baux Mountain Rd 381.02 1812 E Fifth St 212.54 0 Lewey Ln 588.75 3827 Crickett Ln 212.54 0 Lewey Ln 445.20 1504 E Twenty First St 11.67 E Twenty Second St 637.63 1050 Ada Ave 825.60 117 Granada Ct 640.22 4269 Cody Dr 432.86 2713 Glenn Ave 908.50 3006 Airport Rd-4059 177.56 Cumberland Rd 20.74 0 Eldora St 199.56 1210 Listonbrook Ct 75.17 0 N Sunset Dr 2,226.53 3600 Turret Ct 225.50 1704 Cannon Ave-5739 81.65 1042 Rundell St 1,597.82 114 Huckabee Cir 737.43 4404 White Rock Rd 82.19 255 Marvin Blvd 305.86 1130 E Twenty Second St 628.57 600 Hutton St 648.00 606 Hutton St 891.65 5535 Gyddie Dr 212.54 0 Hemphill Dr 552.10 120 W Twenty Seventh St 221.62 0 La Casa Blvd 417.31 2042 Temple St 37.59 0 Gardner St 457.49 2334 Montrose Ave 64.80 1311 N Jackson Ave 396.58 1117 Rundell St 362.88 1014 Thurmond St 246.24 1837 Kentucky Ave 102.39 1301 Excelsior St 908.50 3853 Sawyer St 58.33 0 Northview St 49.25 1050 Shrub St 208.66 2812 Raleigh Ave 300.00 3050 Apollo Dr 93.31 0 Oak Ridge Dr 19.45 1136 E Twenty First St 2,164.32 174 Hanes Mill Rd 247.54 0 Lowery Ct 27.22 0 Tenth St 1,442.45 1113 West End Blvd 489.89 6235 University Pkwy 368.06 2057 Cannon Ave 160.23 5621 Plantation Dr 619.49 4554 Oak Ridge Dr 658.37 4601 Old Rural Hall Rd 1,408.76 205 Laura Ave 930.53 65 Hoskins Dr 476.93 4608 Old Rural Hall Rd 174.97 0 Reidsville Rd 205.83 134 Shady Blvd 209.95 2519 Rosemary Dr 6.22 702 West St 19.45 0 Victoria St 136.09 843 Graham Ave 965.53 3511 Robinson Ct 248.83 1889 Kentucky Ave 22.04 0 Booker St 1,052.35 1232 Dublin Dr 155.52 0 Glenbrook Dr 32.41 0 Renigar St 514.52 5077 Bismark St 1,079.57 921 West St 38.88 4333 Ogburn Ave 313.63 4343 Ogburn Ave 167.19 0 Hester St 1,001.81 125 Methodist Dr 1,340.27 545 101 N Trade St 50.55 0 Craver St 250.13 1628 Twenty Second St 470.45 218 Marvin Blvd 234.58 5101 Fredonia Ave 63.51 0 W Twenty Fifth St 198.63 1626 Jordan Dr 824.26 3030 Bainbridge Dr 488.60 5319 Oak Ridge Pl 1,026.43 3889 Cottington Dr 488.60 5209 Oak Ridge Ct 99.60 2213 Elbon Dr 119.23 3900 Glenn Ave 773.72 212 Blaze St 889.06 3872 Sheraton St 127.01 Sheraton St 235.02 201 N Broad St 186.62 1100 Apple St 368.06 38 W Twenty Fifth St 192.69 744 Voss St 393.98 1241 Opportunity Rd 16.85 0 New Walkertown Rd 160.00 2119 New Walkertown Rd 309.75 1817 N Dunleith Ave 243.39 224 N Jackson Ave 484.90 1315 Highland Ave 384.92 918 Roosevelt St 338.43 428 Barbara Jane Ave 154.23 805 Graham Ave 239.77 1912 Maryland Ave 178.85 4895 Doris St 819.07 4863 Germanton Rd 170.42 1617 Sanford Dr

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Teague, Tony H Temple Holiness Apostolic Ch Terry, James Tesh, Daniel Alan Tesh, Daniel Alan Thacker, Constance Y Thacker, Tarryton L Thacker, Taryton The G L G Corporation Therrell, Brian Thirty Six East Ltd Partnershi Thirty Six East Ltd Partnershi Thirty Six East Ltd Partnershi Thirty Six East Ltd Prtnshp Thomas E Hedrick Construction Inc Thomas, Annie Thomas, Annie Thomas, Deborah Heirs Thomas, Faye Duncan Thomas, Ricky A Thomas, Teresa B Thompson, Bobby Joe Thompson, Donald R Thompson, Gwendolyn A Thompson, Gwendolyn A Thompson, James A Thompson, James A Jr. Thompson, Kaye L Thompson, Kirby H Thompson, Kirby H Thompson, Kirby Harold Thompson, Mary Brannon Thompson, Miriam Elaine Patterson Thompson, Rayford J Thompson, Willette R Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Three Eleven Associates Ltd Tilley, Joan C Tilley, Michael Wayne Tingle, Justin C Titus Restoration & Investments Llc Tompkins, Robert Allen Tomrich Corp Towler, Pamela Towler, Pamela Bullock Townsend, Evelyn W Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Market Llc Trade Street Realty & Investment Co Llc Trade Street Realty & Investment Company Llc Trade Street Realty & Investment Company Llc Trade Street Realty & Investment Company Llc Trade Street Realty And Investment Company Llc Trannon, Jamika Transou, Pauline T Heirs Transou, Randal L Transou, Sharon Denise Trapp, Ella M Treakle & Associates Inc Trent Hill Association Inc Trent Hill Association Inc Triad Asset Management Llc Triad Asset Management Llc Triad Asset Management Llc Triad Asset Management Llc Triad Residential Solutions Llc Triad Residential Solutions Llc Triad Residential Solutions Llc Triad Residential Solutions Llc Triad Residential Solutions Llc Triad Sports Weekly, Inc. Trinidad, Pedro Triplett, B Stephen Triplett, Buel Stephen Trollinger, Michael L Trollinger, Yolanda Rene True Vine Pent Holiness Church Truesdale, Joseph Nathaniel Truliant Federal Credit Union Truliant Federal Credit Union Truliant Federal Credit Union Tucker, Barbara Heirs Tucker, Stephen Ray Turner Property Investments Llc Turner, James Edgar Iii Turner, Lillian R Turner, Walter R Heirs Tuttle, Carolyn E Tuttle, Don Barry Tuttle, Don Barry Tuttle, Don Barry Tuttle, Don Barry Tuttle, Don Barry Tuttle, Nancy S Tuttle, Vic R Twin County Properties Twin County Properties Inc Tyler, Yvonne Tyndall Jackson, Eleanor Tzintzun, Israel Bautisa United Christian Outreach United Christian Outreach United Christian Outreach Unity Cathedral Church Valaquez, Eustorgio Valente, Alfredo Lugardo Valentin, Pastorini Patricio Valentine, Annie B Heirs Valentine, Early Jr. Vanhoy, Leona I Heirs Vanhoy, Leona I Heirs Vawter, Charles Thomas Velediaz, Yuriani Miranda Vicente, Juvenal Vicente, Juvenal Victory Financial Union Llc Vigil, Angela Vigil, Angela M Villani, Phyllis Villani, Phyllis Vincent, Deborah L Viola Mckinney Revocable Living Trust By Trust Visionz Entertainment Complex Inc Vivar, Hector E W D Mitchell,H D Rice Dev Llc Wade, Sarah Bernice Wagg, John T Walker, Charles Richard Heirs Walker, Dewitt E Walker, Fletcher A Walker, Fletcher A Walker, Mark D Walker, Mary Walker-Lawson, Sarah L Wall, Odessa R Heirs Wall, Stephen L Heirs Wall, Sue P Heirs Wallace Johansson, Rachael Wallace, Annie T Heirs Wallace, Annie T Heirs Wallace, Mark L Heirs Walsh, Ronald W Walters, Bruce Wayne Walters, Charles D Ii Walters, Charles D Ii Ward, David Mack Ward, Kevin D Ward, Robert Heirs Ward, Robert Heirs Warden, Joseph A Iii Wardlow, Adrian D Wardlow, Albert Jr. Wardlow, Albert L Warren, Malchom N Warren, Manuel J Warren, Phyllis T Warren, Rachel Warren, Theodore R Jr. Warren, Theodore R Jr. Washington, Barry S Washington, Barry S Sr. Washington, Camille B Washington, Garland E Washington, Garland E Jr. Washington, Garland Eugene Watkins, Bernard Hampton Watkins, Beverly Watkins, Beverly Watkins, Beverly Watkins, Vera Jean Watkins, Willie D Watson, Dewey Wayne Watson, James Donald Sr. Watson, James Donald Sr. Watson, Mildred M Watts, Laura A Weaks, Willie E Heirs Wearing, Christopher Allen Weaver, Cary Duane Weaver, Harold Heirs Webb, Mona J Webb, Mona J Weisner, Teresa R Heirs Welch, Nannie Ruth Wells, Louise W Heirs Werts, Pamela Jean Heirs Wesley, Betty C West, William Howard Jr. West, William Howard Jr. West, Willie Mae Heirs Westmoreland, Darrell T Trustee Westmoreland, Gertrude Heirs Westmoreland, Gertrude S Heirs Westmoreland, Larry E Westvue Npl Trust Ii Wharton, James O Jr. Wharton, Robert W Iv Whitaker, Margaret H Heirs Whitaker, Margaret H Heirs White, Derry White, Derry A White, Derry A White, Derry A White, Derry A White, Elbert D White, James Edward White, Juanita C White, Norma Jeffries White, Palmer Marie White, Ricky Vernard White, Taryn M Whiteheart, Garry Steven Whiteheart, Garry Steven Whiteheart, Kathie L Whitley Investments Llc Whitley Investments Llc Whitley Investments Llc Whitley Investments Llc Whitley Investments Llc Whitlock, Fred Henry Heirs Whitworth, Ella M Whitworth, Richard J Heirs Wiggins, George Trustee Wilder, Anthony V Wiley, John Wilkes, Frances Jr. Wilkes, Napolen D Wilkins Jr, Quether Stefan Wilkins, Deborah H Wilkins, Harvey L Wilkins, Quether S Jr Wilkins, Raeford B Wilkins, Raeford B Willard, Thomas E Willard, Thomas E Williams, Barbara A Williams, Bernard B Williams, Broderick Williams, Broderick L Williams, Broderick Lamont Williams, Carl A Williams, Daisy H Heirs

APRIL 14, 2016

PIN

6847-78-5220.00 6846-04-7226.00 6835-86-8927.00 6848-20-1573.00 6848-10-8689.00 6826-85-9449.00 6846-14-1633.00 6826-91-1068.00 6847-16-8872.00 6848-13-3140.00 6836-73-8307.00 6836-73-5512.00 6836-73-3592.00 6836-73-5417.00 6825-83-5341.00 6846-12-0934.00 6846-02-9974.00 6836-32-3318.00 6846-38-3596.00 6839-06-1820.00 6836-74-2368.00 6836-34-3707.00 6836-81-1729.00 6847-10-3819.00 6847-11-1050.00 6837-97-7582.00 6828-60-8645.00 6826-94-4215.00 6846-88-2538.00 6846-78-3343.00 6847-11-3510.00 6857-01-0126.00 6845-18-5920.00 6846-06-0345.00 6846-11-8748.00 6836-82-1597.00 6836-82-2510.00 6835-89-0242.00 6835-98-0658.00 6835-98-1649.00 6835-98-1687.00 6835-98-1781.00 6835-98-2791.00 6835-98-2710.00 6839-50-9652.00 6835-18-1549.00 6837-42-5936.00 6836-65-5436.00 6856-56-5718.00 6828-40-6265.00 6847-09-4134.00 6847-08-1874.00 6835-76-6833.00 6835-18-8081.00 6835-17-8988.00 6835-18-9020.00 6835-18-8080.00 6835-18-8083.00 6835-18-9014.00 6835-18-9015.00 6835-18-9017.00 6835-17-9928.00 6835-18-9045.00 6835-18-9096.00 6835-28-0027.00 6835-18-8075.00 6835-18-9022.00 6835-18-8597.00 6835-18-7722.00 6835-18-6794.00 6835-18-8483.00 6835-18-8387.00 6846-00-2294.00 6847-32-5683.00 6835-10-8913.00 6846-36-6806.00 6847-65-8105.00 6837-86-3677.00 6827-89-3657.00 6827-89-4556.00 6835-76-2899.00 6835-76-7568.00 6835-66-8971.00 6835-76-4634.00 6826-83-3404.00 6826-83-1511.00 6836-74-4066.00 6826-82-3307.00 6826-82-2295.00 6836-75-7200.00 6837-57-4090.00 6835-11-7224.00 6835-11-8015.00 6847-26-0178.00 6846-75-5120.00 6845-08-9570.00 6837-52-9963.00 6837-03-4835.00 6836-26-0431.00 6826-83-7171.00 6827-39-7946.00 6838-42-4218.00 6847-88-1338.00 6835-76-7354.00 6847-21-4277.00 6836-05-1634.00 6847-20-5026.00 6837-04-4338.00 6837-04-3366.00 6837-04-1583.00 6837-04-0408.00 6837-04-4537.00 6839-11-3495.00 6819-44-1473.00 6837-63-7156.00 6837-75-9182.00 6837-75-8152.00 6847-71-0284.00 6836-93-5135.00 6836-83-0343.00 6836-64-7503.00 6846-03-2179.00 6847-11-9508.00 6836-64-9386.00 6836-36-4783.00 6837-53-4304.00 6827-49-2616.00 6847-16-8230.00 6848-71-7955.00 6848-71-7886.00 6847-66-0567.00 6846-12-7983.00 6837-63-2146.00 6837-63-1196.00 6835-39-1375.00 6838-21-0266.00 6827-69-7885.00 6856-56-9269.00 6856-56-9150.00 6848-70-8804.00 6826-83-1123.00 6836-53-2178.00 6836-24-1250.00 6837-69-7252.00 6836-94-7626.00 6837-48-7980.00 6838-20-3121.00 6837-96-2582.00 6846-12-7077.00 6846-12-7171.00 6846-26-5510.00 6838-53-1946.00 6839-80-5489.00 6835-89-0652.00 6819-34-7713.00 6848-40-5682.00 6838-32-1021.00 6837-41-5521.00 6836-82-2700.00 6837-59-8761.00 6838-21-1050.00 6827-72-1183.00 6825-87-3925.00 6826-84-2935.00 6837-79-1934.00 6836-53-5575.00 6847-68-7140.00 6847-68-8151.00 6837-33-6302.00 6835-99-2405.00 6845-59-5306.00 6845-59-5235.00 6825-92-3357.00 6837-31-2780.00 6836-97-8071.00 6847-37-4310.00 6847-31-3867.00 6837-59-5780.00 6835-99-8486.00 6837-13-9240.00 6828-40-1136.00 6847-02-5055.00 6837-55-3966.00 6836-55-8236.00 6857-32-7259.00 6846-13-0547.00 6846-03-9536.00 6846-03-9596.00 6835-99-7298.00 6845-37-8628.00 6835-76-6418.00 6857-19-9400.00 6857-29-1643.00 6836-64-9545.00 6836-22-3455.00 6836-46-6402.00 6847-06-1115.00 6845-47-0329.00 6836-83-9186.00 6848-31-2319.00 6848-31-1590.00 6856-03-8167.00 6836-46-1167.00 6827-76-1939.00 6836-15-9701.00 6847-74-2497.00 6848-47-9451.00 6848-57-0567.00 6836-34-6575.00 6857-94-8317.00 6847-38-8603.00 6847-38-8459.00 6839-13-7155.00 6837-05-9700.00 6835-76-0899.00 6837-59-8666.00 6825-84-3488.00 6825-84-3340.00 6835-76-8094.00 6835-20-2928.00 6836-14-1618.00 6836-92-6686.00 6826-70-9403.00 6838-73-4384.00 6836-83-9310.00 6837-63-6343.00 6835-76-7889.00 6826-80-3663.00 6846-14-7902.00 6846-13-0292.00 6837-31-8736.00 6837-31-8635.00 6829-82-5464.00 6847-37-4299.00 6837-53-5670.00 6835-89-1354.00 6836-84-4951.00 6837-44-0052.00 6826-93-3193.00 6835-76-6523.00 6838-63-9837.00 6835-85-7518.00 6836-38-4686.00 6837-42-4650.00 6838-60-3995.00 6846-47-5066.00 6835-99-0244.00 6847-03-9174.00 6847-21-4459.00 6837-12-3597.00 6826-75-8974.00 6826-84-3818.00 6839-77-6611.00 6839-87-0540.00 6836-15-4153.00 6828-30-3333.00 6836-75-8043.00 6845-69-3854.00 6846-37-7289.00 6856-79-1681.00 6836-35-3310.00

PROPERTY ADDRESS

4596 Garden St 2222 E Twenty Second St 1814 E Third St 5033 Monte Vista St 0 Monte Vista St 500 W Twenty Fifth St 2213 Douglas Hill Dr 0 W Twelfth St 4525 Carver School Rd 4765 Ader Dr 1521 E Eighteenth St 1818 N Dunleith Ave 1805 Locust Ave 0 N Dunleith Ave 0 Gregory St 2315 Booker St 0 Booker St 1415 N Patterson Ave 0 Carver School Rd 5930 Meadowdale Ct 1402 E Twenty Second St 2351 N Patterson Ave 1323 N Jackson Ave 3038 Colgate Dr 3037 Colgate Dr 0 Renigar St 100 Granada Ct 2020 N Cherry St 3504 La Casa Blvd 3496 Parrish Rd 3045 Airport Rd 3831 Clara Ln 608 Kinard Dr 2600 Manchester St 2701 New Walkertown Rd 1409 N Jackson Ave 0 N Jackson Ave 809 N Jackson Ave 1901 New Walkertown Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 0 New Walkertown Rd 1122 Old Hollow Rd 310 W Seventh St 520 Efird St 1134 E Twenty Fifth St 483 Rickard Rd 0 Cherryview Ln 0 School St 2001 School St 231 N Dunleith Ave 545 201 N Trade St 545 302 N Trade St 545 301 N Trade St 545 203 N Trade St 545 105 N Trade St 545 106 N Trade St 545 104 N Trade St 545 102 N Trade St 545 303 N Trade St 550 100L N Liberty St 550 200L N Liberty St 550 B N Liberty St 545 103 N Trade St 545 202 N Trade St 110 W Seventh St 704 N Trade St 706 N Trade St 627 N Trade St 619 N Trade St 1034 Addison Ave 5050 Butterfield Dr 903 Mulberry St 3128 Carver School Rd 3907 Sunflower Pl 4511 Old Rural Hall Rd 4992 Trent Hill Dr 4984 Trent Hill Dr 229 Wheeler St 130 N Jackson Ave 1321 E Second St 132 N Dunleith Ave 1700 Thurmond St 1712 Grant Ave 1412 E Twenty First St 1408 Thurmond St 1400 Thurmond St 1505 E Twenty Fourth St 4472 Carrie Ave 615 Walnut St 620 W Walnut St 0 Carver School Rd 3620 Chelmsford Dr 0 Old Greensboro Rd 724 Efird St 133 Clayton St 2724 Greenway Ave 1621 Harrison Ave 144 Blaze St 5430 Old Rural Hall Rd 113 Huff Cir 110 N Jackson Ave 3734 Carver School Rd 403 W Twenty Fifth St 3563 Prospect Dr 0 Pine Tree Rd 162 Pine Tree Rd 0 Alspaugh St 0 Alspaugh St 0 Alspaugh St 690 Old Hollow Rd 1344 Ziglar Rd 843 Efird St 1120 Newport St 1112 Newport St 3845 Northampton Dr 2013 E Seventeenth St 0 N Jackson Ave 1203 E Twenty Second St 1600 Attucks St 0 Airport Rd 1224 E Twenty Second St 317 E Twenty Eighth St 638 Mccreary St 121 Cherryview Ln 4906 Lansing Dr 0 Dippen Rd 4885 Dippen Rd 4537 Kimball Ln 1501 Emerald St 805 Efird St 0 Tise Ave 893 N Liberty St Stonewall St 161 Joel Ave 491 Rickard Dr 493 Rickard Dr 5108 Talltree Dr 1609 Cannon St 1712 N Liberty St 2320 Greenway Ave 722 Essex Rd 2030 Twenty Third St 0 Motor Rd 0 Starmount Dr 0 Lane St 1411 Emerald St 1415 Emerald St 2609 Raleigh Ave 5577 Old Rural Hall Rd 1313 Old Hollow Rd 901 N Jackson Ave 1304 Tonya Dr 4936 Davis Rd 611 Oak Summit Rd 3725 Hemlock Dr 1611 N Jackson Ave 5016 Ohio Ave 0 Stonewall St 4016 May St 634 Summit St 616 Twenty Fourth & Half St 5025 Old Rural Hall Rd 913 New Hope Ln 0 Doris St 0 Doris St 4016 Leo St 851 Rich Ave 0 Waterworks Rd 3405 Old Greensboro Rd 1048 Bank St 3850 Sheraton St 2727 Ansonia St 0 Fredonia Ave 3900 Glen Oak Dr 5009 Voss St 833 Ferrell Ave 3928 Burtis St 121 Blaze St 3820 Barkwood Dr 630 Kapp St 2403 N Liberty St 5145 Vista Lindo Ct 409 Eldora St 413 Eldora St 411 Eldora St 825 Ferrell Ave 416 Mount Vernon Ave 117 N Dunleith Ave 5475 Old Walkertown Rd 5489 Old Walkertown Rd 1221 E Twenty Second St 1405 N Main St 2714 Patrick Ave 4456 Old Walkertown Rd 401 Mount Vernon Ave 1901 E Seventeenth St 0 Northwest Dr 0 Northwest Dr 0 Granby St 515 E Twenty Seventh St 122 Melody Ln 2506 Druid Hills Dr 3900 Oak Ridge Dr 0 Davis Rd 5409 Davis Rd 2241 N Glenn Ave 4785 Old Belews Creek Rd 0 Old Walkertown Rd 4958 Old Walkertown Rd 1650 Pugh Dr 415 Cody Cir 200 Wheeler St 5012 Ohio Ave 208 Westdale Ave 220 Westdale Ave 1602 E First St 927 S Broad St 208 W Twenty Third St 2025 Dellabrook Rd 1055 Shrub St 205 Cecil Dr 1814 E Eighteenth St 836 Mccreary St 226 N Jackson Ave 1042 Thurmond St 2456 Caledonia Dr 2325 Dunbar St 3827 Leo St 3825 Leo St 519 Old Hollow Rd 5119 Fredonia Ave 645 Mccreary St 828 Graham Ave 1621 E Twenty Third St 4136 Mineral Ave 1609 N Cherry St 119 N Dunleith Ave 5468 Pine View Dr 0 S Cameron Ave 3079 Indiana Ave 507 Peden St 0 Sycamore Cir 3771 Spaulding Dr 836 Rich Ave 3011 Woodfin Pl 3806 Carver School Rd 310 Clayton St 719 W Twenty Sixth St 2308 Thurmond St 1251 Chevelle Ln 1255 Chevelle Ln 2418 Kilkare Ave 5120 Britt Rd 1516 E Twenty Fourth St 3500 Old Greensboro Rd 3211 Carver School Rd 4628 Stanley Ct 2419 N Patterson Ave

B9

TAX DUE

241.06 298.90 555.03 44.78 2.00 384.92 401.76 41.47 826.85 532.66 738.72 738.72 1,477.44 38.88 111.46 378.43 38.88 121.82 102.39 227.61 32.41 435.46 190.52 965.53 913.69 32.41 733.54 479.52 2,023.06 873.50 1,701.65 1,181.49 153.61 33.70 926.65 104.98 58.33 196.99 121.82 58.33 11.67 11.67 46.66 28.51 493.68 3,000.00 250.13 169.78 348.10 44.06 69.98 933.12 123.92 1,494.11 1,764.38 1,476.10 1,732.50 303.54 110.88 285.52 946.64 324.32 3,108.80 3,336.11 2,270.27 590.44 1,746.36 1,118.51 376.99 493.42 662.51 1,129.25 54.43 1,793.66 867.03 268.28 336.40 729.65 182.74 202.18 419.90 381.02 248.83 147.74 797.05 292.90 2,060.64 413.43 84.82 378.43 378.39 1,185.85 1,244.16 85.54 1,848.10 72.58 308.45 681.70 336.96 842.40 1,019.96 75.59 759.46 222.96 730.94 384.92 873.50 50.55 629.86 173.66 72.58 116.64 702.14 720.34 155.52 447.13 382.33 2,330.21 11.85 38.88 19.45 89.43 580.61 238.46 416.02 229.40 768.53 562.46 60.52 473.88 500.26 97.21 184.03 23.33 10,297.47 206.07 1,682.21 93.59 66.50 489.32 460.09 535.25 641.53 456.18 544.32 67.39 289.01 25.92 351.22 33.70 224.21 101.09 564.03 163.30 1,657.20 238.24 388.80 145.82 108.86 117.94 163.30 651.89 2,537.57 222.91 445.82 436.76 119.23 92.02 263.09 49.84 77.76 364.18 546.91 58.42 42.77 45.37 1,807.93 879.99 1.27 956.45 528.83 992.74 751.54 317.53 792.27 300.67 264.38 286.42 94.61 93.31 304.57 286.63 43.78 327.89 292.72 355.10 349.92 246.24 308.45 141.27 117.94 111.66 400.47 533.95 336.96 425.09 211.82 133.82 84.25 326.76 35.00 1,968.71 470.43 961.63 237.70 250.13 312.34 537.85 256.61 620.79 219.03 357.70 655.78 543.03 457.49 243.65 100.00 412.13 419.90 42.77 449.72 239.77 378.24 528.77 241.06 1.01 2.04 502.85 77.76 287.71 156.82 1.31 1,735.35 316.22 32.41 1,242.87 98.50 648.58 515.15 329.18 301.97 365.47 581.76 349.75 443.23 794.45 32.41 422.50 720.58 702.10 465.27

T H E C H R ON I C LE

B10 APRIL 14, 2016

OWNER

Williams, Donald A Williams, Edna Heirs Williams, F W Heirs Williams, Irvin Jr. Williams, James Heirs Williams, James J Williams, James Larry Jr. Williams, Linda Lou Rush Williams, Mary L Williams, Michael Williams, Nettie A Heirs Williams, Priscilla A Thornton Williams, Ralph D Williams, Roger A Williams, Ronnie G Williams, Ruth B Williams, Susan S Williams, Thomas A Williams, Tonya Katrina Williams, Virginia F Heirs Williams, Willie C Williams, Willie Mae Williamson, John B Williamson, John B Williamson, Linda D Williamson, Linda D Williamson, Linda Darnell Willis, Dorothy L Wilson, Angela Wilson, Brenda W Wilson, Corinthia L Wilson, Dorothy B Wilson, Douglas B Wilson, Douglas B Wilson, Herman L Jr Heirs Wilson, Jean Wilson, Jean Wilson, Kim Renee Wilson, Larry Wilson, Loretta K Wilson, Minnie A Wilson, Porcial W Wilson, Robert Wilson, Rosa Tribble Heirs Wilson, Rosa Tribble Heirs Wilson, Wayne H Winbush, Leslie Oldham Windley, Lance E Winemiller, Kevin Wings Of Change Of Forsyth Llc Winkler, Charles R Winn, Easter M Winsal Realty Company Winstead, Susannah V Winstead, Susannah V Winstead, Susannah V Winston Gray Court Icfbi Llc Winston Property Management Llc, .

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Witherspoon Group Llc Witherspoon Group Llc Witherspoon, Jerome T Witherspoon, Lillie M Heirs Witherspoon, Richard Witherspoon, Willie Mae Heirs Withrow, John Conrad Wofford, Bobby T Wolfe, Brenda L Wood, Billy L Wood, Spurgeon Webster Jr. Woodland Properties Llc Woodruff, Evelyn K Woodruff, Robert H Woodruff, Robert H Sr. Woods, Carmalene L Woods, Carmelene L Woods, Edwina D Woods, Georgia L Woods, Mary F Wooten, Billie Wooten, Billie G Wooten, Michael Wayne Wooten, Michael Wayne Wooten, Misty Wooten, Nancy L Heirs Worthy, Mae Ella Wright, Cassandra V Wright, James W Wright, Kelley D Wright, Louise Ellis Estate Wright, Marcel T Wright, Marcel T Wright, Marcel T Wright, Nelsie Wright, Sandra Starr Wynn, Earther Grant Wynn, Earther Grant Wynn, Earther Grant Yancey, Delores D Yarbrough, Todd Alexander Yates, Anthony G Yates, Luther Franklin Young, Brooklyn R Young, Carie D Heirs Young, Joseph B Young, Lonnie A Young, Robert N Jr. Young, Verbena Younger, Antonio L Younger, Antonio L Yountz, Veroble Iii Ysj Property Inc Zarate, Juan Zavaleta, Mario Jimenez Zayas, Francisco Lara Zeferino Escamilla, Ruben Zeferino-Escamilla, Ruben Zeus Properties Llc Zeus Properties Llc Ziglar, Julia Elizabeth

PIN

6829-97-5131.00 6836-84-7004.00 6836-05-1682.00 6836-27-2643.00 6846-12-0131.00 6836-24-1334.00 6845-18-8178.00 6838-96-2681.00 6846-04-7834.00 6826-90-1993.00 6826-96-6292.00 6845-28-7206.00 6826-96-7252.00 6856-05-5840.00 6837-03-6963.00 6837-15-0040.00 6827-85-1391.00 6836-34-8450.00 6826-94-0616.00 6836-46-2573.00 6837-48-8245.00 6847-23-5326.00 6847-42-9584.00 6847-42-8690.00 6847-52-0555.00 6847-52-1693.00 6847-33-0785.00 6847-87-2962.00 6846-02-5924.00 6837-79-4380.00 6837-06-7349.00 6847-00-7281.00 6836-74-8753.00 6837-14-4070.00 6836-93-1248.00 6826-92-8948.00 6825-88-1793.00 6835-03-6060.00 6837-32-8101.00 6825-77-9059.00 6836-35-6582.00 6847-95-4667.00 6847-95-4468.00 6836-25-2425.00 6846-14-6663.00 6837-64-2129.00 6847-22-6320.00 6825-65-7436.00 6855-39-4511.00 6835-05-9326.00 6829-82-3062.00 6846-26-0939.00 6825-94-2047.00 6825-91-6256.00 6825-93-5084.00 6825-91-6391.00 6825-97-4086.00 6837-12-9547.00 6828-43-1880.00 6828-30-5399.00 6827-60-6673.00 6846-09-6947.00 6847-11-7097.00 6847-11-9224.00 6836-91-9438.00 6847-10-0263.00 6836-94-4996.00 6836-27-6613.00 6847-02-5730.00 6829-87-6763.00 6837-41-8150.00 6845-47-1572.00 6835-29-8437.00 6835-77-2404.00 6826-84-6862.00 6827-88-4934.00 6835-75-9933.00 6836-35-1705.00 6836-71-4559.00 6836-81-6607.00 6826-81-2251.00 6819-51-1117.00 6819-51-1017.00 6846-14-7855.00 6847-63-5656.00 6836-54-8355.00 6866-07-9659.00 6836-15-9440.00 6837-15-2658.00 6836-82-2709.00 6838-51-0432.00 6846-13-8196.00 6836-37-3623.00 6836-37-3628.00 6826-95-2614.00 6845-39-7457.00 6837-87-1861.00 6838-54-0161.00 6838-53-6534.00 6838-54-0109.00 6847-64-7533.00 6856-79-7922.00 6827-75-5402.00 6829-22-9550.00 6836-92-5548.00 6836-74-1547.00 6856-46-4814.00 6847-41-9181.00 6835-86-4986.00 6835-89-7066.00 6837-33-4646.00 6846-37-4424.00 6837-98-0957.00 6836-34-1409.00 6826-80-2258.00 6837-67-8013.00 6835-76-7564.00 6847-37-6758.00 6847-37-7533.00 6826-70-8508.00 6826-70-8558.00 6857-18-7967.00

PROPERTY ADDRESS

5917 Stoneybrook Cir 1634 Ashley School Cir 0 W Twenty Fifth St 2935 Greenway Ave 215 Dellabrook Rd 2328 Greenway Ave 827 Crawford St 4913 Baux Mountain Rd 0 E Twenty Third St 867 W Eleventh St 409 Bacon St 664 Mount Vernon Ave 405 Bacon St 3745 Signet Dr 250 Parkwood Ct 3945 Shamel St 55 Hoskins Dr 2232 Ivy Ave 604 W Twenty Third St 520 E Twenty Eighth St 4536 Ogburn Ave 0 Pressman Dr 0 Butterfield Dr 5094 Butterfield Dr 5096 Butterfield Dr 0 Butterfield Dr 5056 Bismark St 4432 Northampton Dr 2213 Booker St 4923 Old Rural Hall Rd 4295 Cody Dr 3522 Fieldstone Dr 1518 E Twenty Third St 305 Forest Hill Ave 1930 E Eighteenth St 813 Kimberly Rd 401 West End Blvd 804 W Bank St 3871 Leo St 1233 Brookstown Ave 404 E Twenty Fifth St 400 Allison Ave 0 Winnabow Rd 2434 Greenway Ave 2441 Caledonia Dr 4215 Tise Ave 3211 Cumberland Rd 129 7D N Sunset Dr 3314 New Greensboro Rd 526 W First St 917 Rock Spring Dr 2731 Teresa Ave 865 Salem Pointe Ln 801 Hutton St 1023 Franklin St 0 Hutton St 450 Broad St 404 Clayton St 140 Oak Summit Rd 5121 Britt Rd 3502 N Cherry St 0 Airport Rd 0 Airport Rd 3113 Airport Rd 2101 Gerald St 3507 Fieldstone Dr 1910 E Twenty Fourth St 2927 Gilmer Ave 3821 Whitfield Rd 1325 Pebblebrook Rd 3628 Ogburn Ave 416 Barbara Jane Ave 860 N Liberty St 1415 E Fourth St 715 Swanson Ct 4836 Disher St 115 S Jackson Ave 2508 N Patterson Ave 1309 Locust Ave 1224 Gray Ave 1120 Manly St 1100 Tommys Lake Rd 1096 Tommys Lake Rd 2452 Caledonia Dr 5201 Larkspur Dr 936 Twenty Second St 623 Conestoga Trl 22 W Twenty Fifth St 510 Shamel Ct 1619 Jackson St 5338 Old Rural Hall Rd 0 Emerald St 2925 N Patterson Ave 2927 N Patterson Ave 469 W Twenty Fifth St 640 Amanda Pl 4511 Baux Mountain Rd 0 Old Rural Hall Rd 5545 Old Rural Hall Rd 0 Old Rural Hall Rd 3928 Oak Ridge Dr 1034 Whirl Win Dr 4385 Indiana Ave 155 Noel Dr 2013 Dellabrook Rd 1239 E Twenty Second St 441 Rickard Rd 3972 Cottington Dr 1720 E Third St 820 N Cameron Ave 4057 Sheraton St 3222 Carver School Rd 1332 Wentworth Rd 2330 N Patterson Ave 1013 Manly St 1032 Ada Ave 126 N Jackson Ave 4629 Erin St 4605 Erin St 2005 Row St 2003 Row St 0 Hammock Farm Rd

TAX DUE

Information regarding the Advertisement of 2015 Tax Liens

518.87 325.30 3.89 602.65 116.76 501.56 559.87 1,668.99 5.18 434.17 276.05 381.02 112.54 606.00 920.54 237.13 994.04 533.95 388.80 62.21 1,316.74 132.19 20.74 628.57 1,012.18 92.02 409.54 336.65 215.14 1,443.74 375.50 488.60 32.41 605.24 256.61 841.11 5,887.92 616.90 475.64 938.66 413.43 1,029.02 63.51 342.14 461.38 637.63 687.32 727.06 640.22 2,242.08 452.24 202.18 640.22 1,014.77 719.29 250.13 8,388.91 400.47 563.77 1,025.14 1,215.65 662.26 255.32 71.29 694.66 465.28 414.72 593.57 935.71 532.01 336.96 276.05 741.31 314.93 376.16 1,153.44 391.39 644.12 1,119.74 62.67 473.05 1,134.01 230.69 401.76 406.94 300.67 1,762.69 405.65 622.08 216.88 49.25 14.26 309.75 360.29 533.95 738.53 230.00 69.98 4,526.66 69.98 46.57 1,025.03 234.00 1,003.10 165.89 628.57 232.11 1,292.12 329.18 195.70 374.55 247.54 854.07 2,078.78 384.92 138.68 353.81 538.86 509.33 1,018.66 46.66 151.89

North Carolina law requires local tax collectors to annually advertise current-year unpaid taxes levied on real estate. While it is true that some property owners may be embarrassed to see their names in the newspaper, the advertisement of tax liens is a very serious matter because it marks the initiation of the foreclosure process.

2015 taxes levied on real estate became past due on January 6, 2016. Our office has mailed tax notices to the property owners listed within this advertisement. In the case of property that has been conveyed to another, the tax notice should have the new owner’s name. The owner of record as of January 6, 2016 or any subsequent owner is responsible for the payment of taxes. Transfer of ownership relieves the owner of record as of January 1, 2014 of the tax liability. Proration agreements between buyers and sellers are just that – an agreement between the buyer and seller. As far as the Tax Collector is concerned, if the taxes remain unpaid, the current owner now bears the responsibility for payment according to G.S. 105-365.1 (b1). This advertisement is the first step toward the eventual foreclosure of the real estate.

The following list contains unpaid 2015 taxes that create a lien on the real estate which is listed in the name of the owner of record as of January 6, 2016 or any subsequent owner, along with the identifying PIN (parcel identification number) and address. The interest and any other fees due are not included. The listing reflects payments received in the Tax Collector’s Office through March 31, 2016. Any unpaid accounts after that date are subject to be charged advertisement costs in addition to applicable interest.

Please note that properties that contain “Heirs”, “Estate” or “Trust” in the ownership name may not reflect that specific designation in this advertisement. For these instances, the name in this advertisement will more than likely reflect the name on the current deed.

The Tax Collector’s Office is already utilizing enforced collection methods such as the garnishment of wages, attachment of bank accounts, levy, and impending foreclosure action. Foreclosed property sales are listed in the legal section of the Winston-Salem Journal and posted on the second floor of the Forsyth County Hall of Justice. A copy of this advertisement is available on the Tax Assessor/Collector web site at www.forsyth.cc/tax. A listing of upcoming foreclosure sales is available on the Tax Assessor/Collector web site at www.forsyth.cc/tax or www.ZLS-NC.com.

Payment Methods

We are pleased to offer the convenience of using credit or debit cards and electronic-check (e-check) as additional property tax payment methods. To pay your tax bill online, visit the online tax bill services page on our website. There are two ways to pay online, by e-check or by credit card. The fee schedule for these payment types per transaction are as follows: $3.95 for Visa debit card; $1.50 for E-check and 2.35% of total amount due for credit card ($1.95 minimum). There is no provision under North Carolina law that allows a local government to extract the cost of this service directly from the property tax payment. If you find the convenience fee to be unacceptable, you may still mail your payment via check or money order or pay in person with cash, check or money order during our normal hours of operation.

A payment drop box is located on the outside wall facing Chestnut Street near the parking deck entrance of the Forsyth County Government Center that can be utilized at any time.

If you pay a tax bill through your bank’s online bill pay service, it is imperative that you use the correct account number for the bill that you are trying to pay. The account numbers change every year, so to avoid rejection of payment please verify that you are using the correct number. Unpaid accounts accrue interest monthly, so we encourage you to check the status of the bill on our web page to see if it is paid when using any electronic

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Today, April 14 - Job Fair for Equipment Operators The city of Winston-Salem will hold a job fair today, April 14, for equipment operators to fill a critical shortage within its workforce. The job fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Goodwill Career Connections Center at 2701 University Parkway in WinstonSalem. The city is looking to hire more than 40 equipment operators capable of operating backhoes, loaders, excavators and other construction equipment. Eligible operators must have a Class A or Class B commercial driver’s license, or have their CDL permit. Attendees will be assessed for their knowledge of construction equipment and will be asked to demonstrate their operating skills.

Those who successfully complete the assessment will be invited to fill out job applications on the spot.

Attendees should bring their CDL license or permit. A map and directions to the job fair location and more information about qualifications for equipment operator positions is posted on the Human Resources page at CityofWS.org.

cost to attend is a one-time fee of $10.

Each session is held on Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings beginning April 14 (participants only have to attend one per week).

Sessions are two hours long, and breakfast/dinner will be provided accordingly. All classes will take place at ESR. For more information, please contact Kimberly Simms at kimberly.simms@eisr.org or at 7229400 ext. 111.

Today, April 14 - Growing Small Fruits at Home Old Salem presents “Growing Small Fruits at Home” on April 14, noon – 1 p.m., in the Wachovia Room, Old Salem Visitor Center, 900 Old Salem Road. Learn how to cultivate your own “jewels” in the garden, such as blackberries or raspberries.

Presented by Cheryl Ferguson and Ray Tuegal, organic farmers and owners of Plum Granny Farm in Stokes County. Attendees may bring lunch; beverages provided. To preregister for any workshop, please email vhannah@oldsalem.org or call 336-721-7357 (please leave a message if no one answers) to register. To join Friends of the Gardens, call 336721-7333.

April 16 - Traditions of Hospitality, Herbs for Tea & Flavoring Old Salem presents “Traditions of Hospitality, Herbs for Tea and Flavoring” on April 16 from 10 – 11 a.m. in the Wachovia Room, Old Salem Visitor Center, 900 Old Salem Road. A look at some of the traditional and adapted recipes and the herbs, native and old country, that stocked early pantries. Includes tea tasting. Presented by Katherine Schlosser, noted herb scholar. To preregister for any workshop, please email vhannah@oldsalem.org or call 336-721-7357 (please leave a message if no one answers) to register. To join Friends of the Gardens, call 336721-7333.

Today, April 14 - Non-partisan candidates forum The public is invited to a non-partisan candidates forum today, Thursday, April 14, from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. at Community Mosque, 1419 Waughtown St. The forum is being co-sponsored by ACGG (American Coalition For Good Government) Triad Chapter. The moderator will be Fleming El-Amin. Candidates are asked to RSVP by April 12 to fleming07.fea@gmail.com.

Today, April 14 – Screening of “Fruitvale Station” S.G. Atkins Community Development Corporation in partnership with Winston Salem State University will present the movie, "Fruitvale Station" on Thursday, April 14 from 6 – 8 p.m. at The Enterprise Center, 1922 S. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive. The movie is based on the true story of Oscar Grant, a 22-year-old black male who was dragged off a BART train in Oakland in the early hours of New Year’s Day 2009, and shot and killed by a BART police officer for essentially no worse a crime than being young, male and black. It's a powerful movie that sheds much light on the plight of young black men in a society that regards them with suspicion, fear, and loathing, and hog-tied by laws and law enforcement practices that single them out for special and especially harsh, treatment. This movie is free and open to the public.

To reserve space for a group, please call 336-734-6900. There will be a discussion of the movie afterward.

Beginning today, April 14 Financial Literacy Program The Experiment in Self Reliance (ESR) will launch a new program today, April 14, called the Road to Empowerment series. This series will provide six financial literacy classes to individuals in our community and will teach them the fundamentals of job search and asset building. The

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April 17 Annual Day Celebration The Women’s Missionary Society of Union Bethel A.M.E. Church, 1716 Richard Allen Lane (formerly Trade Street), will celebrate Annual Day on Sunday, April 17 at 3 p.m.

Guest speaker will be Elder Virginia Turner of Calvary Hill Church of Greater Deliverance. The public is cordially invited to attend. For more information, contact 336-650-9012.

April 17 Pastoral Anniversary The public is invited to join New Life Community Church Ministries, 390 Parkwood Ave., on Sunday, April 17, 5:00 p.m., to help us celebrate Anthony E. Johnson’s 26th Pastoral Anniversary. Bishop Theotis White of Zion Hopewell FGFWC, Gilbert, S.C.. will preach, followed by dinner prepared by New Life Community

Today through April 23 – Goodwill Donate 2 Educate Now through April 23, Carver High School will participate in Goodwill Donate 2 Educate. You can bring unwanted items to the Goodwill Trailer in the school parking lot. On Saturday, April 23, come and join in with CHS & the Class of 2016 to buy and sell items at our Community Day & Yard Sale, RAIN or SHINE! Table spaces are available for $10 each. For more info, contact: Michelle Terry-Chisom at 336-837-9622 or LaTarra Darling at 336-727-2230 or Patricia Horne, Family Engagement Coordinator: Goodwill Donate 2 Educate at 336-72-2617.

April 16 – RiverRun Festival offers free film The RiverRun International Film Festival will offer a free screening during their Festival, which runs through April17. This free event will be held on April 16 at 9:15 a.m. at Hanesbrands Theatre. SECCA which will present crafts for kids and the free film will begin at 10 a.m. For a schedule of all films, visit www.riverrunfilm.com.

April 16 - Sethos Temple #170 to Host National Diabetes Initiative A series of free events will be presented by Sethos Temple #170 (A.E.A.O.N.M.S.) as part of National Diabetes Initiative (NDI) Day on Saturday, April 16, from noon until 3:00 p.m. at 39th District Masonic Lodge, 1025 E. 14th Street. The free activities will begin at noon with blood pressure and glucose screening and will be followed at 2:00 p.m. by a health education hour featuring a panel of health professionals from Wake Forest University Baptist Health. While these events are taking place, a voter education/registration table will be staffed by the WinstonSalem Urban League Young Professionals. The day’s events will culminate with an NDI party starting at 8:00 p.m. at 2511 Old Greensboro Road. Proceeds from a $5.00 donation collected at the door will go directly to NDI.

April 16 – “Break the Chains” Women’s Symposium L.I.V.E Life Coaching is hosting "Break the Chains" Women's Symposium from 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. at Comfort Inn & Suites, 200 Capitol Lodging Court, in the Forest Room. Ladies come out for a great afternoon of food, fun, networking, inspiration and enlightenment! Door prizes, vendors, entertainment, hot topics discussion panel, special guest speaker from Atlanta, image consultChurch Ministries.

April 18 – 20 “It’s Simply My Time” Greater Cleveland Avenue Christian Church will host “It’s Simply My Time” conference on April 18-20, beginning nightly at 7 p.m. On Monday, April 18, the guest preacher will be Rev. Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant, the senior pastor of The Empowerment Temple AME Church in Baltimore, Md. The guest speaker on Tuesday, April 19, is Bishop Darryl S. Brister, senior pastor of the Beacon Light International Baptist Cathedral in New Orleans, La. Bishop Sheldon McCarter, the senior pastor at Greater Cleveland Avenue Christian Church, will preach the closing sermon on Wednesday, April 20. The public is invited to attend this conference. The church is located at 5095 Lansing Drive. For further information, contact the church at 336-723-2266.

ant and more. Tickets may be purchased on Eventbrite. For more information, call 336-701-0363.

April 16 – Carver High School Gym Jam Caver High School is throwing a party with a purpose on Saturday, April 16. Alumni from the 80s, 90s, and the new millennium will put on their throwback jerseys, bell bottoms and comb out their afros to celebrate.

Join us at the Alfred Poe Gymnasium on the campus of Carver High School, 3545 Carver School Road. Featuring DJ Mike Ross from 8 p.m. until midnight. Advance tickets are $10.00 and $15.00 at the door.

All proceeds and donations will support Carver Senior Class Trip to Atlanta. This event will be a great way to bring the community together, laugh and reminisce, while helping out the senior class.

April 18 – National Chill Out Day Kona Ice of Kernersville is hosting the third annual National “Chill Out” Day by bringing their truck to town and giving away free shaved ice. It will be making stops at Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce, 501 W. 4th St. (parking lot at the corner of 4th and Spruce Streets in downtown WinstonSalem), Kernersville Chamber of Commerce (136 E. Mountain St., Kernersville, right behind the Chamber of Commerce) and Historic Broyhill, Clemmons Chamber of Commerce (3540 Clemmons Road, Clemmons, parking lot behind the building).

April 19 – Dinner & discussion film series Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods will host several film series and discussion sessions. This is the last of a 3-part documentary: Race the Power of an Illusion, showing April 19, 5:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. at the offices of Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods, 502 N. Broad St.

April 19 – Yappy Hour Fundraiser From 4 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 19, at East Coast Wings & Grill, 4880 Country Club Road, customers are encouraged to bring their furry, well-behaved dog friends to enjoy a meal on the patio for a good cause. Suggested donation for entry is $5 with proceeds going to AARF. With the donation you’ll get access to complimentary appetizers and delicious cocktail specials. Additionally, for every limited-time gourmet hotdog purchased, East Coast Wings & Grill will donate .25. For more information, call East Coast Wings & Grill, 336-659-9992.

April 20 – Welcome to Medicare Workshop The Shepherd’s Center of Greater Winston-Salem is offering a workshop for individuals turning 65 (as well as those who already have Medicare) to learn about the different insurance options available, including “Original Medicare,” Medicare prescription drug programs, Medicare supplements and Medicare Advantage plans. The session will be held from on Wednesday, April 20, from 5:30-7:30 p.m., at the Shepherd’s Center, 1700 Ebert Street.

The session is designed to explain and clarify the Medicare sign-up process and educate attendees on how to make smart choices. Trained Seniors’ Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) counselors will be on hand to answer questions. The session is provided at no cost. Because space is limited, reservations are required. Contact the Shepherd’s Center at 748-0217 for more information or to reserve a seat.

April 20 – 22 Spring Revival The community is invited to attend Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church’s Spring Revival 2016. The theme for the revival is: Psalm 51:12 - “Restore to me the joy of Your salvation, and uphold me by Your generous spirit.” The revival will begin on Wednesday, April 20, and will conclude on Friday, April 22, The revival will start each night at 7 p.m. On Wednesday, Rev. Yvonne H. Hines, Pastor of Mount Sinai Full Gospel Deliverance Center, will deliver the preached Word. On Thursday, Rev. Dr. C.E. Gray, Pastor of Mount Olive Baptist Church, will deliver the preached Word. On Friday, Bishop Stephen Williams, Pastor of Goodwill Baptist Church of Clemmons, will deliver the preached Word. Morning Star is located at 1400 Fitch Street. Rev. Dr. Dennis Leach, Sr. is the Pastor. For more information, call the church office at 336-418-2003.

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M/WBE BID NOTICEs CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM Statement of Qualifications/ Letter of Interest Downtown Winston-Salem Business Improvement District

The purpose of this SOQ/LOI is to obtain proposals for providing enhanced services within the Downtown Winston-Salem Business District. The service provider shall be responsible for implementation of the annual work plan approved by the Mayor and City Council. The current scope of services focuses on five primary areas: cleaner environment, increased safety and security, stronger marketing and promotion, accelerated development, and enhanced physical appearance. These services will require a strong knowledge in providing services within a downtown area, while understanding the needs for both commercial and residential stakeholders. Also required are a strong knowledge of local government practices, federal and state regulations, and physical limitations within the district.

To receive the complete document contact Jerry Bates via email jerryjb@cityofws.org, by phone 336-7476939, or visit the City/County Purchasing Department in Suite 324, City Hall Building, 101 North Main Street, WinstonSalem, NC. Jerry Bates Purchasing Director

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LEGaL NOTICEs NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as Executor of the Estate of Kenneth B. Wilson (16 E 634), also known as Kenneth Boyce Wilson, Sr., Ken Wilson and Kenneth Boyce Wilson, deceased January 13, 2016, Forsyth County, North Carolina, this is to Notify all persons, firms, and corporation having claims against the Estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned on or before July 6, 2016 or this Notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to the said decedent or estate shall please make immediate payment to the undersigned.

This the 7th day of April, 2016.

Kenneth Boyce Wilson, Jr. Executor for Kenneth Boyce Wilson, Sr, deceased 4030 Winburn Lane Winston Salem, NC 27106

The Chronicle April 7, 14, 21, 28, 2016 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Angelo Michael Giammarino (16 E 500), Forsyth County, North Carolina, this is to Notify all persons, firms, and corporation having claims against the Estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned on or before July 13, 2016 or this Notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons indebted to the said decedent or estate shall please make immediate payment to the undersigned.

This the 14th day of April, 2016.

Michelle Giammarino Administrator for Angelo Michael Giammarino 2005 Brook View Court Matthews, NC 28104

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TO THE FATHER of a female, Kamila Rose Elliott, born on November 18, 2015 at Forsyth Medical Center in WinstonSalem, Forsyth County: TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking termination of your parental rights was filed with the Forsyth County District Court, Juvenile Court, on February 16, 2016 in the case designated In Re: Kamila Rose Elliott, 16 J 22. You are required to respond and/or to make defense to such pleading no later than 30 days from the date of the first publication of this Notice (said date being thirty days from April 14, 2016) and, your parental rights to the juvenile will be terminated upon your failure to answer the petition within the time prescribed, and the party seeking service against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought.

This the 11th day of April 2016.

Robin J. Stinson Attorney for Petitioner N.C. State Bar No. 12565 BELL, DAVIS & PITT, P.A. 100 N. Cherry Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Telephone (336) 722-3700

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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION NORTH CAROLINA FORSYTH COUNTY

IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVISION 16 CVD 1721

BRITTANY SUMMERS v.

LISA Y. SUMMERS and JOHN DOE

TO: JOHN DOE, Defendant, the natural father of NYREE LA’CHEZ SUMMERS, born May 19, 2005 in Guilford County, North Carolina.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a Complaint seeking custody of the aforementioned minor child has been filed against you in the above-entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought in this action is as following: child custody.

You are required to make a defense to such pleading not later than thirty (30) days from the date of the last run date of this notice. Upon your failure to answer or otherwise respond, the party seeking relief against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought.

This the 8th day of April, 2016.

Stacey D. Rubain, Attorney for Plaintiff, Brittany Summers, 301 N. Main Street, Suite 2020, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, (336) 725-6600 The Chronicle April 7, 14 and 21, 2016 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as Executor of the Estate of James Albert Chalmers also known as James A. Chalmers, deceased of 1623 Longview Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina in Forsyth County, this is to notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against the Estate of James Albert Chalmers; also known as James A. Chalmers to exhibit them to Gerald Lamar Chalmers, 6091 Brookstone Ridge Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27107, Estate File Number 16 E 685 on or before the 21st day of July, 2016, at the address listed below, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of your recovery. All persons, firms and corporations indebted to the said estate, please make immediate payment to the undersigned.

This the 6th day of April, 2016.

GERALD LAMAR CHALMERS EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES ALBERT CHALMERS AKA JAMES A. CHALMERS 6091 BROOKSTONE RIDGE DRIVE WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 27107

Donald R. Buie Attorney At Law 823 West 5th Street, Post Office Box 20031 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27120-0031 (336) 773-1398 (336) 773-1505 Facsimile

The Chronicle April 14, 21, 28 and May 5, 2016 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as Executor of the Estate of William B. Straughn, William B. Straughn, late of 275 S. Peace Haven Rd, Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina, the undersigned does hereby notify all persons, firms and corporations having claims against the estate of the Decedent to exhibit them to the undersigned at Doughton Blancato PLLC, 633 West Fourth Street, Suite 150, WinstonSalem, North Carolina 27101, on or before July 14, 2016, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons, firms and corporations indebted to the said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned.

This the 14th day of April, 2016

Patricia S. Beeson Executor of the Estate of William B. Straughn

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LEGaL NOTICEs Public Review and Comment

The Winston-Salem Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), the Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation (PART) and the Winston-Salem Transit Authority (WSTA) are seeking public review and comment on the following documents: • Amendments and Modifications to the Fiscal Years 2016-2022 Winston-Salem Urban Area Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP) • Federal and State Transportation Funds Obligated in 2015 in the Winston-Salem Urban Area MPO

The Fiscal Years 2016-2022 MTIP amendments includes six projects programmed due to additional revenue (House Bill 97).

Three roadway projects will accelerate funding of the Interstate 40 widening and bridge over the Yadkin River, widen of NC 150 from Frye Bridge Road to the Forsyth County Line, a build a new twolane road from Forum Parkway to University Parkway.

Three bicycle and pedestrian projects are contingent on local matching funds and include a multi-use path bridge over the Salem Creek Connector, the extension of Salem Creek Greenway from Marketplace Mall to Forsyth Technical Community College and sidewalks along Barbara Jane Avenue, Byerly Road and Barry Streets in Winston-Salem.

The MTIP modifications accelerate existing project phases due to additional revenue (House Bill 97) for the widening of Reidsville Road (US 158) to Belews Creek Road, Old Hollow Road in Walkertown, two bridge replacements, two interchange projects and all sections of the Northern Beltway- Eastern Section. Other modifications include existing project cost increases and delays.

The Federal and State Transportation Funds Obligated in 2015 in the WinstonSalem Urban Area MPO is a listing of transportation projects by date, phase and amount of funds authorized during Federal Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2015.

The documents are online at www.DOT.CityofWS.org and www.hpdot.net/hpmpo/ and at public libraries in Forsyth County and King, each municipal town hall, the N.C.DOT office at 375 Silas Creek Parkway, the WinstonSalem Department of Transportation, Room 307, 100 E. First St., WinstonSalem and the High Point Department of Transportation, 211 South Hamilton Street, High Point. Si tiene preguntas o necesita ayauda en espanolacerca de este document puede llamar a David Avalos al 336-747-6831.

ONLY WRITTEN COMMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. COMMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5 P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 2016.

Mail, e-mail or fax comments to: Fredrick Haith Winston-Salem DOT P.O. Box 2511 Winston-Salem, NC 27102 E-mail: fredrickh@cityofws.org Fax: (336) 748-3370

The Winston-Salem Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) does not exclude participation or discriminate in any program or activity receiving Federal assistance on the grounds of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.

Any person who believes they have been aggrieved by an unlawful discriminatory practice regarding the Winston-Salem Urban Area MPO programs has a right to file a formal complaint with Angela Carmon, City Attorney, City of WinstonSalem, P.O. Box 2511, Winston-Salem, NC 27102, within one hundred and eighty (180) days following the date of the alleged discrimination occurrence.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF EDITH CATHERINE SIGNORE, Forsyth County Estate File No. 15-E-1019.

All persons, firms and corporations having claims against EDITH CATHERINE SIGNORE, Edna Cheek, Edna Alewine, deceased of Forsyth County, North Carolina, are notified to present their claims to a DON KEITH ALEWINE, Executor to the Estate of EDITH CATHERINE SIGNORE at 323 Keating Drive, Winston Salem, NC 27104, on or before the 22ND day of JULY, 2016 (which date is three months after the day of the first publication of this notice), or this notice will be pleaded in bar or their recovery. Debtors of the Decedent are requested to make immediate payment to the Executor named above.

This the 14th day of April, 2016.

The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for Park Attendant – Part Time (Transportation)

Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

DON KEITH ALEWINE, Executor to the Estate of EDITH CATHERINE SIGNORE at 323 Keating Drive, Winston Salem, NC 27104.

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LEGaL NOTICEs

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA FORSYTH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT DIVISION IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION 14 JT 097

IN THE MATTER OF: MASSIAH WATKINS

DOB: 04-28-14 TO: Rashaa Zawbian Watkins, Sr., legal father of the juvenile

TAKE NOTICE that a Juvenile Petition seeking relief against you has been filed in the above-entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought is an adjudication of Termination of your Parental Rights with respect to the above-referenced juvenile pursuant to N.C.G.S. 7B-1111.

You are required to make a written answer to the Petition alleging to Terminate Parental Rights within thirty (30) days after the date of this notice; and upon your failure to make a defense to the Petitions within the 30 day period specified herein or to attend the hearing on the said Petition, the Petitioner will apply to the Court for terminating your parental rights to the above-referenced juvenile.

Any counsel appointed previously to represent you and not released by the Court shall continue to represent you.

If you are indigent and not already represented by appointed counsel, you are entitled to appointed counsel and provisional counsel has been appointed upon your request subject to the Courts review at the first hearing after this service.

The hearing on the Petition alleging to Terminate Parental Rights is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. on Monday, May 27, 2016 in Courtroom 4-J of the Hall of Justice in Winston-Salem, North Carolina or as soon thereafter as the Court can hear the said case.

This the 7th day of April, 2016

Theresa A. Boucher Attorney for the Forsyth County Department of Social Services 741 Highland Avenue Winston-Salem, N.C. 27101 (336) 703-3900

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The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for

Recreation Leader (Camp Discovery) Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for Senior Financial Analyst

Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for Crew Leader (DOT)

Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

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ASSEMBLY TERRACE APARTMENTS A Community for 62 and older is now taking applications. Conveniently located in Winston Salem with Handicap Accessible units and Rental Assistance available. Call for an appointment at 336-759-9798.

Office hours are from 8am – 4:30pm Monday thru Friday. TDD Relay 1-800-7352962 Equal Housing Opportunity Professionally Managed By Community Management Corporation

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Quiet, peaceful and affordable one and two bedroom apartments starting at $410.00 per month.

Pool and playground in a country setting near Bethabara Park Blvd. on Bethabara Road.

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The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for Utilities Plant Operator (Neilson WTP Plant)

Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for

Accounting Technician (Finance) Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

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Is now accepting applications for One (1) bedroom apartments:

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The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for

Equipment Operator/Heavy (DOT) Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

The City of Winston-Salem is looking to fill the position for

Maintenance Worker (Utilities) Please visit: www.cityofws.org for job description and application process.

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