After the tornado: A photo collection of month 1
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Above: JACC Treasurer Denny Wagner sponsored six thank you signs to post around Jordan for the big volunteer weekends
A Little Bit of FLOW: watson the band performs at the BLO Music Stage and Beer Garden
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More pictures and videos from the 6th annual FLOW, the northside art crawl and community celebration, will be shared across the internets by various folks in the near future. But for now here’s a little slice of the BLO Music Stage and Beer Garden.
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Cook ‘N Wheels – mobile food truck in Nomi (oh! and they’re legit!)
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Mobile food trucks have become the new food movement in Minneapolis for two years now, and this is the first year that the food carts are licensed to serve at various locations in Nomi. I had seen this food cart on the northwest corner of Penn and Lowry several times, and today was the perfect opportunity to check them out for a late lunch on the go.
Rob MacIntyre – the Nomi tornado hero
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I truly believe that sharing is a part of healing. And we have a major wound to heal from the loss of Rob MacIntyre. The story of Rob’s heroic death can be found many places like here and here. Continue Reading
More tornado coverage – the thank yous!
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Just using this space to share some coverage after the Nomi tornado event of May 22. I’ve already posted a bunch of tornado photos at my Nomi Passenger blog, so gawk there, too. I’ll actually share more news and thoughts here. And lots of “thank yous”!
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NoMi entertainment: CC and WangWang harmonize
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The NoMi lifestyle isn’t all hardcore politics, activism, outreach and anti-slumlord battles. Sometimes we just get together and find ways to entertain ourselves using our children or our pets. Or our pets and children together.
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Run, don’t walk, to the Goddess of Glass in NoMi
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Today I get to take fellow NoMi Passengers on a virtual shopping trip to the new art and gift shop in NoMi.
Banana Blossom restaurant on Lowry Avenue
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The other day I was traveling down Lowry Ave when something bright, new and different caught my eye. It was a new sign I hadn’t seen before. Continue Reading