“Self determination for Vietnam and self determination for Cedar-Riverside!”
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Riverside Plaza may spark some controversy now – but it’s tame, compared to the early days. Continue Reading
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Riverside Plaza may spark some controversy now – but it’s tame, compared to the early days. Continue Reading
Her name was Liz. Continue Reading
I’m not going to lie—I hated growing up in Wadena. I couldn’t stand a thing about being a kid (except: Fear Street, Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Daria and the X Files) but I kind of feel this is the plight of youth. Continue Reading
OPINION | Protecting the credibility of the MPD by Council Member Cam Gordon, Southside Pride • In general, we are served well by the large majority of police officers who work in our neighborhoods every day. The more that the police can build trusting and effective partnerships with the people they serve the better they will be able to help make this a safer, better city for everyone. OPINION | Is the MPD out of control? by Ed Felien, Southside Pride • Is the Minneapolis Police Department out of control? BOOKS | Post-punk poet Steve Healey on “unoriginality” and his new collection 10 Mississippi by Dwight Hobbes, TC Daily Planet • Steve Healey’s volume of poetry, 10 Mississippi (Coffee House Press), has been well-recieved with glowing reviews. Continue Reading
Munchie wasn’t a bad cat, but he had a reputation. His name probably came from his habit of jumping up on counters and tables, eating anything that was left out. Bread, crackers, you name it – all for Munchie. When his second or third family were moving, Munchie was handed off yet again. Continue Reading
Do you run any booths at a farmer’s market? Do you have any experience with handling “food stamps,” or what is now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)?
Minneapolis is planning a $12 million reconstruction of Riverside Avenue. Do you live or work along Riverside Avenue in Minneapolis?
In the ecstasy of the moments after the winning goal of the world cup, Andres Iniesta was outside of himself. Yelling, screaming, mad with adrenaline and victory, he stripped off his shirt in a popular gesture. But Iniesta had another shirt underneath that read Dani Jarque siempre con nosotros – Dani Jarque is always with us, a tribute to a teammate who died suddenly o Continue Reading
Expanding upon the opportunities for community art, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church is offering mosaic Master classes and workshops for the community. In the past, St.
Excitement was everywhere today as soccer fans gathered in every nook and corner to watch the 2010 World Cup.