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Photo by Chuck Sutherland
Welcome to the third installment of our exploration of some of the most beautiful, off-the-beaten-path places in the Central and Southern Appalachian Mountains. In this issue, we hand picked some water-related hot spots perfect for late summer days: hikes, waterfalls, swimming holes and everything in between — areas that are perfect for dipping your toes, or your whole self, into the water. By Jessica Kennedy and Anna Norwood
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2012 -- Issue 4 (Aug/Sept)
Appalachian Voices kicks off series of community meetings for resiliency grant
Appalachian Voices sees a missed opportunity with new rule to protect miners from black lung disease
Investing in what matters: Federal funding to kick off community-led resiliency projects
Community advocates welcome Cartwright’s new legislation to fight zombie mine crisis 
Investing in what matters: Federal funding to kick off community-led resiliency projects
Opposition to new Dominion gas plant grows — and now includes Virginia state legislators
Duke Energy’s proposal to convert the Roxboro coal plant to gas would be one of many dangerous new fossil fuel investments
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