Mary Treacy is our neighborhood correspondent for Windom Park.
Mary describes herself as a "one time librarian and sometimes executive director of the Minnesota Coalition on Government Information ... currently a very happy independent consultant. As a hapless volunteer I've worked with a host of nonprofits including the Minnesota Coalition on Government Information, Learning in Style, the DFL Education Foundation, and the Village Farmers Market. Email Mary at mtreacy@onvoymail.com.
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They're Radically Delicious
Why are none of them posing with a box of Lucky Charms? That would be SO PERFECT!!!!!
creative protesting
I am a little too old now to join you, but was refreshing to see your action. long long ago (in the 60s) I protested against nuclear weapons proliferation. So, I appreciated your efforts and it certainly raised my awareness.
Keep up the pressure!
Way to go RAN, and thanks for covering this TC Daily Planet. Let's keep it up!
Monoculture Farming and Ireland
If anyone remembers why there are so many Irish in the U.S.A., it's because of government imposed monoculture farming. The potato crop failed, people starved, emigrated. If you would like to hear a song about it, I will sing it live on St. Patrick's Day with my harp at the Mad Hatter Coffee and Tea shop. I've been singing it since 1999 after I heard Mike Dugger sing it in North Carolina, in 1997.
The same thing can happen with the rainforest, but the whole planet will suffocate/starve. Those who cannot remember history are condemned to repeat it.
See you then if you wish to not get drunk in a bar the whole night yet still celebrate and commemorate the events that led your blood line here, the largest Gaelic speaking population outside the East coast.
Monoculture Farming and Ireland
If anyone remembers why there are so many Irish in the U.S.A., it's because of government imposed monoculture farming. The potato crop failed, people starved, emigrated. If you would like to hear a song about it, I will sing it live on St. Patrick's Day with my harp at the Mad Hatter Coffee and Tea shop. I've been singing it since 1999 after I heard Mike Dugger sing it in North Carolina, in 1997.
The same thing can happen with the rainforest, but the whole planet will suffocate/starve. Those who cannot remember history are condemned to repeat it.
See you then if you wish to not get drunk in a bar the whole night yet still celebrate and commemorate the events that led your blood line here, the largest Gaelic speaking population outside the East coast.
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