Woodfin
Authorities locate
missing golf clubs
KEENE’S TAX SERVICE
By Matt Tate
Buncombe County authorities ar-
1040EZ $50.00
rested a woman in connection with
1040A $60.00
the theft of a set of golf clubs from
a Woodfin home.
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Anna Rose Toplitz, with a last
known address of Swannanoa, is
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charged with breaking and enter-
ing, larceny and obtaining money
Business and Sales
by false pretenses.
Police believe Toplitz, 28, broke
into a home on Brookdale Road in
Hours 9-5 Monday - Saturday
Woodfin and stole several items,
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including a set of golf clubs. Those
clubs were later sold at a secondhand
sports equipment store. The clubs
Helen Keene
were recovered and returned to the
owner.
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Det. Don Guge of the Woodfin
(828)645-2657
Police Department said the crime
occurred on Jan. 12, and Toplitz was
arrested on Jan. 22 based on evidence
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the Woodfin Police Department was
able to piece together.
“We take every breaking and
Anna Rose Toplitz.
entering crime seriously, and from
time to time, we are able to piece
together information from a small in breaking and entering crimes looking at curbing these activities
clue,” Guge said. “With the increase across the nation, we are definitely in Woodfin.”
‘Local Edge Radio’ moves to Friday
Progressive talk show Local Edge Radio is moving it’s briadcast from Saturday afternoon to Friday afternoon.
The show will now be heard from 3 pm to 6 pm on Friday on 880 the Revolution, broadcasting throughout
Buncombe County. During the show’s first six months, co-hosts Blake Butler and Lesley Groetsch net-
ted interviews with a number of
political notables, including Sen.
Kay Hagan, Gov. Bev Perdue, and
Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill.
The show also features a pot-
pourri of arts, music and enter-
tainment geared towards eclectic
Asheville tastes. Live musicians,
filmmakers, chefs, athletes and au-
thors have all appeared. “Asheville
progressives are multi-dimension-
al,” said Groetsch. “A popular live
musician is likely to be a central
figure in local political activism.
We never stay on one subject for
too long because the show has a
life of its own, just like our lis-
teners.”
Groetsch is the Chief Marketing
Officer at Reynolds Mountain in
Woodfin.
The show can also be heard
at the station’s Web site,
www.880therevolution.com. Lo-
cal Edge Radio takes live callers at
252-4348.
www.weavervilletribune.com
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