Today on WWAY: October 22nd

Two Wilmington men are charged with trafficking heroin. Deputies
arrested 22-year-old Jamar Keshawn Parker, and 32-year-old Kevin
Robinson Monday.
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Folks
in Wilmington were seeing "green" Wednesday night. The Green Living
Expo, sponsored by the Greater Wilmington Business Journal and WWAY,
featured more than 40 vendors. Each of them exhibited ways for folks to
be a little more eco-friendly.
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Four times a year, the USDA buys extra food to help support American farmers and help the needy.
Wednesday, volunteers at the Victory Free Will Baptist Church in Leland put together packages for families looking for support.
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It's
called the "mystery shopper" scam, and this time, it's coming in the
form of a $2,000 check, that looks as real as it can get. Full story...

Memories
of the war live on in the men and women who served their country.
Wednesday morning, some of them gathered to share memories and a
favorite wartime breakfast with an off-color name. Full story...

Students, faculty and the public were busy getting healthy Wednesday at Cape Fear Community College.
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Several disabled workers were acknowledged in a ceremony at Wilmington
City Hall Wednesday afternoon. Their employers were also recognized for
their role in helping the disabled.
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Kure
Beach is parting ways with its town administrator. Tuesday night, the
town council approved Michelle James's proposal to leave her job
November 20th, instead of waiting until her contract ends in January.
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A local breast cancer survivor is being recognized for her work supporting others via her blog.
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Ashley,
Hoggard, Laney and New Hanover all performed on the same field Tuesday
night. It was the 13th Annual New Hanover County Marching Band
Showcase. Full story...