Category: Phillips/Powderhorn
Seward Winter Frolic presents Art in the ’hood! Dec. 5 – 7
Holiday Shows 2014 – Art-y or Party? Or just kinda weird?
BY DEBRA KEEFER RAMAGE One of the great features of Twin Cities life is the incredible selection of entertainment and celebration options around the winter holidays. Mindful that there are loads of newspaper and online guides to the holidays out there, we are going to focus—not exclusively, but largely—on the…
Poems for the holidays
What about ISIS and the Kurds?
BY ED FELIEN U.S. military involvement since World War II has been an unbroken chain of failed adventures meant to prop up dictators, overthrow democracies and fight for the interests of Big Business and Big Oil: The Belgian Congo, Vietnam, Iran, Guatemala, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Iraq, etc. But, now, for the…
The future is now
Raina’s Wellness “Taking the cold out of winter”
Teshuvah: Turning toward justice and peace for Palestine and Israel
Queen of Cusine “Gallic licks on Lake Street”
BY CARLA WALDEMAR Le Town Talk 2707 E. Lake Street 612-353-5398 www.letowntalk.com Remember that classic Lake Street diner with the multi-lightbulb marquee, Town Talk? Well, it’s still chattering, all right, but today the talk is French. Parlez-vous comfort food, Parisian style? And at very comfortable prices? Then welcome to the…
Protesting
NENA no more?
From where I stand
BY POLLY MANN Can King Coal come clean? This probably won’t receive too much attention, but it should: Canada has recently produced the world’s first commercial coal-fired power plant equipped with carbon capture and storage technology. The Boundary Dam plant in Saskatchewan promises to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 90%. …
A pot of gold at the end of the Rainbow?
Vikings stadium will kill birds
BY WENDY HAAN, MINNESTOA CITIZENS FOR THE PROTECTION OF MIGRATORY BIRDS Bird advocates went before the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority Friday morning, Oct. 10, urging the panel to order bird-safe, energy efficient glass for the new Vikings stadium under construction on a major migratory bird corridor. Experts agree the 200,000…
Holiday Shows 2014 – Art-y or Party? Or just kinda weird?
BY DEBRA KEEFER RAMAGE One of the great features of Twin Cities life is the incredible selection of entertainment and celebration options around the winter holidays. Mindful that there are loads of newspaper and online guides to the holidays out there, we are going to focus—not exclusively, but largely—on the…