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Home / Community Network News / February 2002
MAIN News Archives for February 2002
02/28 -	Multimedia pros call for PATV
02/28 -	Judge orders release of Cheney records
02/27 -	Comment period on Cherokee land swap extended
02/27 -	Citizens rally for campaign reform
02/27 -	WNC county loses 400 jobs
02/26 -	Controversial broadband bill set for debate
02/26 -	When reporters take risks . . .
02/26 -	Rally for campaign reform today in Asheville
02/26 -	Group hopes to spur Needmore preservation
02/26 -	Winter returning to WNC
02/26 -	Dole launches run for U.S. Senate
02/25 -	Moyers battles conservative critics
02/25 -	Did TV networks self-censor on campaign finance?
02/25 -	Is Smithsonian shilling for Big Oil?
02/25 -	NAACP leader celebrated
02/24 -	Books online for the visually-impaired
02/24 -	Walking the civic talk after Sept. 11
02/24 -	Enron officials met frequently with federal regulators during Calif. energy crisis
02/22 -	V-P Cheney headed to court
02/22 -	Winter gardening has local roots
02/22 -	Fighting chaotic development
02/22 -	AIDS activists praise Helms' change of heart
02/21 -	Opinion: Disturbing choice for information post
02/20 -	Year 1: Bush and the environment
02/20 -	Wal-Mart: World's largest corporation
02/20 -	Propaganda plan is undemocratic, maybe illegal
02/20 -	Mickey Mouse and the problem with copyright
02/19 -	Cable lobbies for "closed" broadband system
02/19 -	Wachovia resolves boycott by black farmers
02/18 -	N.C. political season opens
02/17 -	Opinion: Liberals need re-education
02/17 -	Bush smoothed way for Enron
02/17 -	Conservative activist lobbied for Enron
02/17 -	Haywood nonprofit to add jobs at Benfield site
02/17 -	War-time crackdown on "eco-terrorism"
02/15 -	Judge rules against N.C. redistricting plans
02/15 -	Graham County loop could take 20 years?
02/15 -	WNC farmland preservation gains popularity
02/15 -	WNC farmers fear genetically-altered tobacco
02/15 -	Who's afraid of public access TV? PATV Petition
02/14 -	House passes campaign finance bill
02/14 -	Bush cuts would close WNC research labs
02/13 -	Opinion: The Enron tax increase
02/13 -	N.C. lawmakers gear up for fall election
02/13 -	Beacon to close Swannanoa plant
02/13 -	Hollings questions Enron investigation
02/13 -	N.C. sues three more payday lenders
02/13 -	Business fund comes to Polk County
02/13 -	Tribal land swap hearings set
02/12 -	Booster seats donated to N.C.
02/11 -	Report: Local lumber high in arsenic
02/08 -	WorldCom to offer local phone service in N.C.?
02/08 -	Opinion: An Ode to America
02/07 -	TVA windmill farm stirs controversy
02/07 -	Archeologist to study Smokies' ancient treasures
02/06 -	Jackson County farmer keeping the dream alive
02/06 -	"TV addiction" is not just a metaphor Kicking the TV habit
02/06 -	Opinion: Bush budget will hurt the economy
02/05 -	Study: Qualla asphalt plant does little for economy
02/05 -	Best/Worst books of 2001
02/05 -	Opinion: Bush and Teddy Roosevelt
02/05 -	Campaign finance reform gaining ground in N.C.
02/04 -	WNC farmers offer local produce
02/04 -	Opinion: Enron, a question of values
02/04 -	N.C. banks feel Enron impact
02/04 -	WNC network for special needs kids
02/02 -	Property tax revaluation across WNC
02/01 -	Opinion: Supreme Court Surprise
02/01 -	Air pollution, asthma link found
02/01 -	Local projects threatened by Bush budget?
02/01 -	Torn from the land
02/01 -	Heart disease risk in women targeted