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Inside the Daily Planet, 7/25/08
Future of neighborhood funding continues to hang in the balance by Patrick Anderson, TC Daily Planet
Food and Restaurants
La Poblanita: authentic Mexican by Jeremy Iggers, The Rake
Gandhi Mahal brings generations of experience to East Lake dining by Jeremy Stratton, The Bridge
Sportsman’s sports new look as Sporty’s by Hayley Nelson and Jeremy Stratton, The Bridge
BLOG Weekend what’s what 7/24-7/27: Thee heart of the cities by l’etoile magazine staff
BLOG MAEP memories by Mason Riddle, TC Daily Planet
BLOG Erotic robotic underground fun by Jay Gabler, TC Daily Planet
BLOG Writers’ panel MORE »
Inside the Daily Planet, 7/24/08
NEWS YOU CAN USE Turning bad checks good by Mary Turck, TC Daily Planet
Views and Reviews
Film note: The Judge and the General, a mass-murder mystery by Lydia Howell, TC Daily Planet
Music note: Local gospel legend J.D. Steele produces slammin’ album for Kenyan children’s choir by Dwight Hobbes, TC Daily Planet
Coffee Crawl on Saturday by Jim Brunzell III, TC Daily Planet
BLOG Anatomy of a fledging service project by Paul Dosh, 7/17/08 • World Views
BLOG Mystery Science Theater of the mind by Dustin Nelson, Minneapolis Street Art Observer
BLOG Countdown to Fringe… by Kate Hoff, TC Daily Planet
BLOG Fringe-For-All 1 and 2—Traffic lights
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Inside the Daily Planet, 7/23/08
NEWS YOU CAN USE Mashed potato wrestling?! Where?! by Jay Gabler, TC Daily Planet
Childcare provider celebrates 20 years of Southside Sunshine by Charles Hallman, Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Pawlenty’s ethanol ‘success story’ a fairy tale by Tom Elko, Minnesota Independent
Constitutional amendment for arts, environment to be on November ballot by Devin Henry, Minnesota Daily
VOICES Motherwords by Shannon Drury, Minnesota Women’s Press
BLOG The Greatest Actress of All Time by Daniel Cubias, HIspanic Fanatic
BLOG Giant mushrooms and an open bar by Jay Gabler, Arts Orbit MORE »
Elders initiate change at Elders Lodge
Recent changes at Elders Lodge (an independent living community in Saint Paul that is supposed to provide affordable, service-enriched housing for low-income adults age 62 and older) include new staff and an expanded Board of Directors. MORE »


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