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PHOTOS Click on the categories above and below Day in the Life of Asheville
101 IN GOOD FOOD, GOOD FOLKS: Eli of Firestorm Cafe and Books is a worker-owner of one of Downtown Asheville's best new places to eat, read, compute, organize, and have a cup of mud with some clear talk. SPECIAL NOTE: The cafe has a virtually unprecedented Buncombe County Health Dept. rating of 101, although soon the county will change its grading system so that no establishment can receive a higher mark than 100. * For more info about how to become a part of the worker-owner movement at Firestorm, Click Here>
![]() POOL TREE BY ZEN SUTHERLAND *ZENOGRAPHY by Zen Sutherland | Make some time this busy holiday season to see life through the lens of one of Asheville's greatest contemporary photographers. | For hundreds of remarkable images, Click Here>
MIKE THE ZOMBIE: While Sarah Palin arrived in Asheville on Oct. 26, 2008, Mike searched for other zombies in the Ashetoberfest Zombie Walk in Downtown Asheville * Belzak/MediaBear * For more Zombie photos, Click Here> ![]() Obama Rallies Asheville Oct. 5 * Photo #1: Lisa Ringelspaugh-Irvine/MediaBear Obama Electrifies Asheville, Focuses on Healthcare, 20,000 Attend Rally Oct. 5 *AT 2:30 P.M., SUN., OCT. 5, 2008, DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE BARACK OBAMA Spoke with Eloquence, Passion and Specifics to 15,000 to 25,000 Attending Rally at Asheville High School Stadium in Downtown Asheville | The Obama political rally was free and open to the public. Gates opened at 12 noon. A Mission Hospitals nurse introduced Obama. People kept streaming in as Obama began his speech at 2:30 p.m., which focused on healthcare reform and economic recovery for the middle class. FOR MORE PHOTOS OF 'OBAMA RALLIES AVL,' CLICK HERE> ![]() Photo by Byron Belzak/DowntownAsheville.com * Copyright 2008 MEDIABEAR Pritchard Park's New, Free, Summer Arts Program Rocks *Arts2People ORGANIZES Pritchard Park Cultural Arts Program | To contribute or learn more about the outdoor arts events in Pritchard Park this summer, which are free and open to the public at lunchtime, Monday through Friday and on select weekends, contact A2P leader Kitty Love. Click Here> ![]() Photo by Byron Belzak/DowntownAsheville.com * Copyright 2008 MEDIABEAR *PARKSIDE PROTEST CONTINUES UNDER THE MAGNOLIA TREE in City-County Plaza Daily 4 to 7 P.M. | The public is invited to sign a petition demanding the return of parkland and halt construction of Stewart Coleman's high-rise condo in front of city hall. The protest began on June 24, 2008, in front of city hall under the magnificent magnolia tree while city and county officials were meeting in their respective chambers, listening to concerned citizens, and wrestling with the Parkside condo conundrum. ![]() Photo by Byron Belzak/DowntownAsheville.com * Copyright 2008 MEDIABEAR 'MAGNOLIA MAN' The 100-year-old magnolia has become an icon for those critical of Stewart Coleman's ParkSide condo proposal. Protesters and onlookers have been gathering daily from 4 to 7 p.m. in City-Plaza under the tree that will likely be chopped down if Coleman is allowed to build his controversial project in front of City Hall. ![]() Photo by Byron Belzak/DowntownAsheville.com * Copyright 2008 MEDIABEAR 'THE STEWIE STARE' ParkSide developer STEWART COLEMAN photographed seconds before his unprovoked attack upon DowntownAsheville.com wordsmith Byron Belzak who was photographing and reporting the event inside the Buncombe County Commissioners Chamber during the June 24, 2008, public meeting in Room 204 of the Buncombe County Courthouse, located in Asheville, North Carolina, USA. Copyright 2008 MEDIABEAR ![]() Photo by Byron Belzak/DowntownAsheville.com * Copyright 2008 MEDIABEAR Wally Bowen (right), executive director of Mountain Area Information Network (M.A.I.N.) manned the MAIN tent on Earth Day 2008 in MLK Jr. Park. |
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