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Stein Signs Long-Awaited N.C. Budget

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By Bryan Anderson Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
Gov. Josh Stein on Tuesday signed the $34 billion budget lawmakers sent him, bringing an end to a more than year-long saga after state House and Senate Republicans resolved their stalemate over several policy issues.
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Stein Signs Long-Awaited N.C. Budget

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By Bryan Anderson Verified
| The Assembly Verified
Gov. Josh Stein on Tuesday signed the $34 billion budget lawmakers sent him, bringing an end to a more than year-long saga after state House and Senate Republicans resolved their stalemate over several policy issues.
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This Otter Be Good

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By Bryan Anderson Verified
| The Assembly Verified
Animal lovers are getting some good news by way of the state’s long-overdue budget: the North Carolina Zoo will finally have enough funding to open its Asia Continent to the public. The provisions will add 54 full-time employees, $6.2 million in recurring funds, and a one-time $1.3 million payout for the expansion. The request, pushed by state Rep. Neal Jackson, a Moore County Republican, is a bit less than the 69 employees and $8.4 million in total spending Gov. Josh Stein had requested.
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