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Book note: "Famous Suicides of the Japanese Empire" educates without preaching

By Sheila Regan , TC Daily Planet

In Famous Suicides of the Japanese Empire, David Mura explores the tension between forgetting and remembering. Mura, who has gained fame as a poet and spoken-word performer, now tries his hand at narrative prose with this complex novel about a man unearthing his past, the past of his family, and the truth of the history of his own community. MORE »

Infrastructure gap in Minneapolis public housing

By Scott Russell , TC Daily Planet

Walk around the 184-unit Glendale Townhome complex and you probably would not guess it needed an $11 million upgrade (that’s $59,000 per unit). The units don’t look that rundown. MORE »

Minneapolis neighborhoods by the numbers

By Jay Gabler , TC Daily Planet

Minneapolis residents—ever wonder where your neighborhood’s name came from? Ever been just a wee bit curious about your neighborhood’s zoning? Ever looked across the street and wondered how your neighborhood compares to the next in terms of population, income, or…oh, say, housing values? Well, your city government is here to satisfy all your nosy needs with its Neighborhood Profiles Page. Take a look and see how your ‘hood stacks up. MORE »

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Northeast Neighborhood Organizations
Audubon Neighborhood Association (Meetings: first Mondays, 7pm, Salvation Army Building, 2727 Central Ave. NE.)
Beltrami Neighborhood Council (Meetings: first Mondays, 6:30pm, Beltrami Recreation Center, 1111 Summer St. NE)
Bottineau Neighborhood Association (Meetings: fourth Thursdays, 7pm, Eastside Neighborhood Services, 1700 2nd St. NE)
Columbia Park Neighborhood Association (Meetings: third Mondays*, 6:30pm, Columbia Park Manor, 3300 Central Ave. NE) *fourth Mondays in Jan. & Feb. due to holidays
Holland Neighborhood Improvement Association (Meetings: second Thursdays, Firefighters Hall, 664 22nd Ave. NE)
Logan Park Neighborhood Association (Meetings: third Wednesdays, Logan Park Community Center, 13th Ave. NE & Monroe St.)
Concerned Citizens of Marshall Terrace (Meetings: third Thursdays, 6:30pm, RiverVillage, 2919 Randolph St. NE)
Nicollet Island/East Bank Neighborhood Association (Meetings: third Mondays, odd months only, 6:30pm, Times Cafe, 201 E. Hennepin Ave.)
Northeast Park Neighborhood Association (Meetings: second Tuesdays, 6:30pm, Northeast Park Community Center, 1615 Pierce St. NE)
St. Anthony East Neighborhood Association (Meetings: second Tuesdays, 7pm, Webster School Building, 425 5th St. NE., Room 116)
St. Anthony West Neighborhood Organization (Meetings: second Thursdays, 7:30pm, 909 Main St. NE)
Sheridan Neighborhood Organization (Meetings: fourth Mondays, 7pm, Eastside Neighborhood Services, 1700 2nd St. NE)
Waite Park Community Council (Meetings: first Wednesdays, 7pm, Waite Park School, 1810 34th Ave. NE)
Windom Park Citizens in Action (Meetings: third Tuesdays, 7pm, Windom Park Community Center, 2251 Hayes St. NE)

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Getting to the Great Minnesota Get-Together

By Mary Turck , TC Daily Planet

What is the difference between the RNC and the Minnesota State Fair? For starters, the Great Minnesota Get-Together is open to everyone, no security passes required. At the State Fair, the winners are still being picked, offering suspense as judges decide on the best of everything from llamas to pickles. Food choices range from A to Z, alligator to zeppoles. (The alligator, and at least a hundred other choices, come on a stick—not sure about the zeppoles.) Ready to go? Here are some useful tips on getting to the fair. MORE »