A fish called lunch

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November 20, 2012

Carrie Lare, Photograph by Max Cooper

arts

Dynamite gets bigger without blowing up
-by Xpress Staff
Food truck tussle: Are new vending rules in Biltmore Village on the horizon?
-by Xpress Staff
Kubo’s flowers anew, as Hana
-by Xpress Staff
Bye bye, Baja
-by Xpress Staff
Finally pho
-by Xpress Staff
The great crêpe arrival
-by Xpress Staff
Local sources for crêpes will increase twofold this winter. In north Asheville, Cecilia Marchesini of the food truck Ceci's Culinary Tour will open for lunch out of the space she…
We fished, we killed, we ate: A short tale of lunch in the woods
-by Emily Patrick

Tooth and nail: Is fluoride a boon or bane?
-by Jill Winsby-Fein
Everyone drinks water; everyone drinks what’s in water besides water. But what those other ingredients are is rarely discussed.
Election analysis: Rules of law
-by Jake Frankel
Blotto
-by Xpress Staff
Five uneasy pieces: What an MSD/Asheville water-system merger might mean
-by David Forbes
In the latest chapter of an intense controversy, concerned residents packed a room at the Metropolitan Sewerage District's Riverside Drive offices Nov. 14 to hear what consultants hired by MSD…
Keep it down: Council passes tougher noise rules
-by David Forbes
Asheville City Council wants the city to chill. To that end, Council members approved stricter noise rules at their Nov. 13 meeting. (Pictured: West Asheville resident Pat Dockery tells City…