FREE SPEECH ZONE | “What’s the Word For” left me speechless, crying, trembling, then empowered!
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“What’s the Word For”
A new play by Jeffrey Hatcher
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Policy Action Mobilizes Northside Community
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(Northside-PAC) Fact SheetMinnesota continues to be one of the most prosperous states in the nation. Never the less, not all Minnesotans benefit from this prosperity.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Groupon’s Keep in Touch Massage
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Ouch. Why does this triangular area between my shoulders, neck and upper back always feel so painfully acidic?
What happens to Minnesotans if Title X is eliminated?
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You’ve probably heard it on the news—the U.S. House is playing politics with women’s health, working to zero out Title X family planning funds. The fact is, Title X is a common sense program that has historically been supported by both parties. Continue Reading
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Recovery Bike Shop Offers Options for the Urban Commuter
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Gas prices may be back up again but spring has finally arrived. What better time to look at alternative ways to get around. And that could be easier than you think if you visit a new bi
FREE SPEECH ZONE | Migratory Plastic Bags
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Migrating plastic bags have become a major environmental problem in the Pacific Ocean and Minnesota’s metro area streams and lakes. Here, “The Magnificent Plastic Bag,” a superb mockumentary produced by Heal the Bay (Santa Monica) is tagged with a Timid Video Theater (Eden Prairie) take in the metro region. Both parody the grand, reverent, wow moments of, say, a PBS documentary on wildebeest migrations in the Serengetti.The motivation of the video presentation is to remind people to pick up after themselves and to pass legislation that will ban plastic bags. Free Speech ZoneThe Free Speech Zone offers a space for contributions from readers, without editing by the TC Daily Planet. This is an open forum for articles that otherwise might not find a place for publication, including news articles, opinion columns, announcements and even a few press releases. Continue Reading
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Healthy Corridor for All Community Rally to Take Place Saturday, March 5
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The excitement about the transformation and opportunities for communities along the central corridor is tempered by concern that the construction of light rail will result in the dislocation of fix
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Trekking to Shuang Hur and the Wedge
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Why during the start of a snow storm I decide to venture out and buy all the ingredients to make the Oxtail Bourguignonne from the February Bon Apetit Magazine and the Poached Chicken with Chocolat
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTE| NE Minneapolis Neighborhood HealthSource looks to gala to make budget
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Sharon Ruibal-Boilig, Chair of Neighborhood HealthSource looks forward with energy and enthusiasm to the clinic’s forthcoming G
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Workout Series: CorePower Yoga
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October was a crazy gym membership month. Trying to balance my time between the Ivy and Corepower Yoga. I guess it’s a good problem to have when you just don’t know where to work out. I’ve been going to Corepower since 2006 – off and on. It was much more affordable when I was a student. Continue Reading