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Home / Community Network News / October
MAIN News Archives for October 2001
10/31 -	$39 million WNC scam alleged
10/31 -	Asheville election heats up PAC puts $36,750 into race
10/31 -	Study: Charter schools not innovative, but not bad
10/31 -	State websites delete info
10/30 -	Citizens rally against corporate welfare
10/29 -	State issues burning ban
10/29 -	Race shaping mission of charter schools
10/29 -	Judge affirms N.C. wetlands protection
10/28 -	French Broad 'Riverkeeper' on the job
10/28 -	Judge invalidates N.C. campaign-spending limit
10/27 -	http://www.citizen-times.com/news/19231935.shtml
10/27 -	Apple growers turn to retail sales
10/26 -	Plant closes; 250 lose jobs in Haywood
10/26 -	NC nonprofits should build on new spirit of unity
10/26 -	Storms rock WNC
10/25 -	NPR essayists to speak at UNCA
10/25 -	UNC system study stirs controversy
10/25 -	Redistricting vote hits another snag
10/24 -	PBS getting cozy with conservatives?
10/24 -	Public college costs jump 7.7 percent
10/24 -	"Micro" businesses show their stuff
10/24 -	Stream buffers enliven Hendersonville race
10/24 -	Corporate logo flap nixes dinner with Oprah
10/23 -	N.C. to crack down on Internet drug sales
10/23 -	Men charged with poaching black bear
10/23 -	Redistricting to change WNC politics?
10/23 -	Disc golf is a hit in Fletcher
10/22 -	N.C. loosens adoption rules
10/22 -	Dupont Forest "open house" fundraiser
10/22 -	Solar energy effort set for WNC
10/19 -	Hunting season: Hikers beware
10/19 -	Telemarketing fraud spreads to NC
10/19 -	Easley signs patients' rights law
10/18 -	Fault-lines in Asheville race appear
10/17 -	National Ad Slam Contest launched
10/17 -	Nobel Prize winner to speak Nov. 5 at WCU
10/17 -	Court upholds Jackson billboard ban
10/16 -	Opinion: White House censorship going too far
10/16 -	Panic-fed censorship has begun
10/16 -	600 Ecusta workers strike
10/15 -	Smokies tourism declines
10/15 -	Rains dampen fall fire season
10/14 -	Judge hears challenge to Dupont Forest sale
10/14 -	Pumpkins available across WNC
10/14 -	Children-to-children effort launched in WNC
10/12 -	"Diary of Anne Frank" staged at WWC
10/12 -	Canton mill must improve Pigeon River discharge
10/11 -	Henderson family puts 600-acres in public trust
10/10 -	Asheville election results
10/10 -	Ecusta workers set to strike
10/09 -	PBS documentary: "Local News"
10/08 -	A visit to Dawson Green
10/08 -	How corporate media block political ad reform
10/05 -	AOL to use "cookies" to target ads
10/05 -	Henderson County to rescind free speech limits?
10/04 -	Bowles enters race for Helms' seat
10/04 -	UNC Law School to open civil rights center
10/04 -	Library defies fed filter mandate
10/03 -	West Nile virus suspected in N.C.
10/02 -	Easley blocks execution
10/02 -	Steelcase opens enviro-friendly plant
10/02 -	Cherokee Fair runs through Saturday
10/02 -	Greased pigs, First Amendment clash in Henderson County
10/02 -	Polk talks focus on "Islam and Politics"
10/02 -	Hotel tax increase close to passage
10/02 -	Vision begins dialogue to improve wages in WNC
10/01 -	Opinion: Patriotism and Dissent
10/01 -	U.S. Apple Grower of the Year from WNC
10/01 -	E-commerce is topic of Haywood conference
10/01 -	A-B Vision seeks good jobs at good wages