Switch to the mobile version of this page.

GooglePlus

April 28, 2010 News » Durham County

Connecting the dots on Americans for Prosperity

by Samiha Khanna and Lisa Sorg @lisasorg

Last week, 20 or so members of Americans for Prosperity converged in downtown Durham to protest the Center for Responsible Lending, a consumer advocacy group that has pushed for tougher banking rules. The Indy reported on its Triangulator blog about the last-minute…

full article »

Comments (4)

Showing 1-4 of 4

Subscribe to this thread:

By Email

Showing 1-4 of 4

Classifieds

Search Place ad / Browse

Multimedia

Comments

Stories Blogs Dining All

This is article sums up the situation very well...... but you left out the suspense at the Council meeting before …

by truthseeker on Durham City Council votes against 751 South annexation, expects state retaliation (Durham County)

To all the haters the interdepartmental criminals & all others that share a part in the wrongful conviction an imprisonment …

by Karolinadiamond on Erick Daniels freed (Durham County)

I live in OKC and I would immediately support the team. I remember the old days of the NASL in …

by Phil in OKC on Interview: NASL Commissioner Bill Peterson talks expansion (NASL and MLS), U.S. Open Cup, and other soccer league issues (Triangle Offense)

Over the past 100 years in North Carolina we have had 12 years of GOP Governors and 88 years of …

by Ed Williams on More on Randy Voller: Raleigh's Nina Szlosberg-Landis, 1st vice chair, resigns in protest (Citizen)

Awesome!

by Back In The Day Cafe on Back In The Day Cafe (Wake County)

Used to be awesome until Ziggy died and new management took over. Same name but culture and location changed, now …

by Ryan Hearl on Ziggy's (Wake County)

Most Read

Most Read Most Shared Most Discussed

Law enforcement and drug users embrace needle bill (North Carolina)
Budget slashes mental health funding (North Carolina)
A good death: Like Sue Otterbourg, more people are taking control of the end (News Feature)
School voucher program could face legal challenge (North Carolina)
This week in disappointment: energy efficiency, electric cars and 751 South (North Carolina)

A good death: Like Sue Otterbourg, more people are taking control of the end (News Feature)
Crowd size and arrest totals increase at latest Moral Monday protest (North Carolina)
Legislation would prohibit cities and counties from regulating fracking (North Carolina)
This week in disappointment: payday lending, animal abuse and electric car sales (North Carolina)
Revamp of key Main Street building could close Roxboro Street divide (Durham County)

Parents and environmental activists concerned about sewage sludge fields near schools (North Carolina)
A good death: Like Sue Otterbourg, more people are taking control of the end (News Feature)
Law enforcement and drug users embrace needle bill (North Carolina)
This week in disappointment: the budget, fracking again (North Carolina)
At UNC, Silent Sam romanticizes the Civil War and the old South (Orange County)

Submit |
Contact |
Advertise |
Work or Intern |
Account Settings & Newsletters |
Our Awards |
Editorial Code of Ethics |
Privacy Policy |
Diversions |
Find a Paper |
Check Out Food, Music and Arts in Other Cities

© 2013 Indy Week • 302 E. Pettigrew St., Suite 300, Durham, NC 27701 • phone 919-286-1972 • fax 919-286-4274
RSS Feeds | Powered by Foundation