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GREENSBORO -- The Greensboro Performing Arts Center is closer to reality. Tuesday night, city council agreed to match the $20 million already pledged in private donations. The money will come from user fees, such as the county's hotel-motel tax and ticket costs.

The other $20 million for the $60 million project could come from state and federal grants. The project could be completed by 2016.

Source: http://triad.news14.com/content/top_stories/688927/greensboro-city-council-agrees-to-match-private-donations-for-new-performing-arts-center

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