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This is the archive of news articles for the year 2004. For previous years, please click on the links below. All articles are listed in reverse chronological order.
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Seeing Green: Creative
solutions needed in order to pick up the tab for Greenways
December 19, 2004
by Emily Neely for the Herald-Journal
Seeing Green: Greenways
are being recognized and embraced as paths to prosperity
December 19, 2004
by Philip Belcher of the Herald-Journal
State
lags behind in protecting vital land
December 18, 2004
by Paul Alongi of the Greenville News
Conservation Bank protecting key sites
December 15, 2004
in the Greenville News
Scenic
highway getting renewed attention
December 14, 2004
by Heidi Coryell Williams of the Greenville News
Upstate
Forever wins award for Planning Advocate
(see page six) Fall 2004
South Carolina American Planning Association
Group
names Upstate Forever South Carolina's
Outstanding Planning Advocate of the Year
December 11, 2004
from the Greenville Index-Journal
Legal
fight stalls plans to turn rails into trails
December 9, 2004
by Paul Alongi of the Greenville News
You've
come a long way, Reedy
November 22, 2004
by Julie Howle of the Greenville News
Upstate pollution travels downstream to visit lake
November 10, 2004
by Paul Alongi of the Greenville News
Eastside residents fight to save lake
October 21, 2004
by April M. Silvaggio of the Greenville News
Thumbs
up: Encouraging green building
October 9, 2004
in the Greenville News
Green building finds a home in Greenville
October 2, 2004
by John Boyanoski of the Greenville News
County
needs more planning
Sunday, September 20, 2004
in the Greenville News
Keep
Upstate green, plan for future growth
August 26, 2004
Letter from Edward S. Barnwell in the Greenville News
Development
will mar majestic Jones Gap
August 23, 2004
Letter from Upstate Forever member Kent Davis in the Greenville
News
Damage
from Reedy's next flood can be prevented
August 22, 2004
by Jason Van Driesche in the Greenville News
Freedom
just another word for automobile
July 28, 2004
by L.C. Leach III of the Tribune-Times
Advocates urge bike lanes for health, safety and clean air
July 5, 2004
by Paul Alongi of the Greenville News
Envisioning
Upstate's future calls for focus on growth
June 20, 2004 by David Thomas and Brad Wyche for the Greenville
News
Upstate Forever director: 'big box' stores have big impact on small communities
June 10, 2004 by Tasha Steimer of the Greenwood Index-Journal
Let's
control our destiny
May 25, 2004
in the Greenville News
Utah's
growth a model for Upstate
May 23, 2004
by Jason Zacher of the Greenville News
Speaker:
No-sprawl growth is possible
May 21, 2004
by Kelly Davis of the Anderson Independent-Mail
Rapid
growth will require cooperation
May 20, 2004
by Jason Zacher of the Greenville News
Envision
the Upstate
May 18, 2004
in the Tribune-Times
Residents face changes to cut ozone
April 15, 2004
by Jason Zacher of the Greenville News
Furman
forum considers growth
April 7, 2004
by Angelia Davis of the Greenville News
Forum
to discuss Northwest development
April 5, 2004
by Angelia Davis of the Greenville News
Perspective: Conservation Bank
April 4, 2004
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Big-box
blight: Monolithic retailers can have a considerable, long-term impact on communities
March 7, 2004
by Diane Eldridge for the Herald-Journal
Northern section of county in spotlight
March 3, 2004
the Greenville News
Outside of downtown, Reedy trickles along in anonimity
February 24, 2004
by John Boyanoski and Jason Zacher of the Greenville News
Planning
group opening Spartanburg office
February 21, 2004
by Tony Taylor of the Herald-Journal
Clean air plan nearly finished for Upstate
February 11, 2004
by Jason Zacher of the Greenville News
Road
salt, sand hit Upstate rivers
February 1, 2004
by Jason Zacher of the Greenville News
Residents cool to planners' suggestions
January 21, 2004
by Angelia Davis of the Greenville News
Lake Robinson area faces growth issues
January 21, 2004
by Angelia Davis of the Greenville News
Upstate
Forever Executive Director
Named One of Greenville's Top 25 Leaders.
TOP
25 LEADERS
January 4, 2004
from the Greenville News
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