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1. Raleigh News Observer: Homeowners hiss annexation law - Foes of involuntary annexation passionately ask state legislators to review the law.

2. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM - published Wednesday, March 28th:  Tax dollar giveaway is a frightening development. 

3. Pinehurst Pilot: published Wednesday, March 28th: Annexation of Pinewild Opposed

4. Fayetteville Observer:  - published Wednesday, March 27th:Pinewild wants to vote on its fate.

5. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM, published 3/18/07:  Annexation not required for apartments.  

6. News 14 Carolina: Headlines:  Citizens prepare for annexation vote (Fair Annexation Coalition - we're affiliated with this group.... Published March 8, 2007.

7. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM:  Uprising needed since our elected folks aren't listening.  Published March 6, 2007
8. TRYONDAILYBULLETIN.COM:  'Friendliest town in the south' reputation threatened by annexation plans, some say.  Published March 5, 2007
9. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM: City Council ties development dispute to annexation issue, published February 28th, 2007
10. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM:  Ask not for whom the annexation hammer clangs, it clangs for thee.  Published February 19, 2007.
11. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM: State lawmakers should use caution in crafting local bills. Published February 18, 2007.
12. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM: City weighs fight over annexation. Published February 16th, 2007.
13. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM: Bill puts limits on annexation, published February 15th, 2007
14. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM: Organization is what’s lacking for opponents of involuntary annexation. Published February 13th, 2007.
15. CITIZEN-TIMES.COM: Top ten reasons why forced annexation is unfair. Published February 12th, 2007.
16. Annexation is all about the money — more for government, less for citizenry
17. Pro-involuntary annexation arguments appear to be more philosophical than practical