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Question of the Week: Glasses and Optometry in Uptown
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Is Uptown “Suburban”?
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On This Day: February 20, 1925
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On This Day: February 16, 1897
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Question of the Week: Adult-Oriented Businesses
February 14, 2012 05:02
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Archive for the ‘Environment’ Category
Save the planet: ride a bus
Unless you’re of the same mind as Rick Perry, you’re probably concerned about global climate change induced by human behavior — namely, the incessant belching of CO2 and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. And while many people try to do little things to reduce our collective role in this worsening problem, many ask a [...]
Bryant Avenue Bike Boulevard progress
The Bryant Avenue Bike Boulevard project made progress in June by seeing the reconstruction of four intersections to improve safety of crossing several concerning intersections. Take a photo tour.
Question of the Week: community gardens
Are you a member of a community garden? If not, would you like to be? Does Uptown need more community garden space? If so, where would you put it?
Question of the Week: eco-efforts in Uptown, apartment edition
This Uptown apartment building goes green with both a compost bin and a clothesline out back. What other sorts of environmentally-friendly initiatives have you seen in the neighborhood?
A Deteriorating Lake Calhoun
Soil erosion as the result of cow paths on the north side of Lake Calhoun has created a safety, water quality, and attractiveness concern. Year in and year out, nothing seems to be done to mitigate or prevent these problems. What can be done?