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This little tree caught my attention yesterday on State Street downtown. First of all, it's wearing a totally rad sweater. But also, this tree has been buttoned up for a good cause. I totally dig stuff like this...

I know I keep coming back to this     over    and     over    and     over    again. But I just can't believe we intentionally reduced this once world-class rail station to rubble only so we could pay tens of millions 50 years later in     an attempt

The former Midtown Plaza site contained eight office buildings, an indoor shopping mall, Greyhound/Trailways bus station, and three levels of under-ground parking. Today, this nearly nine-acre, City-owned super-block is sloooowly being transformed...

in opposition to a plan to demolish 660 West Main Street (formerly Westminster Presbyterian Church) and to prevent the building of a Dollar General in its place. The owner of the petition is using "Susan B. Anthony" as an alias. And this week "Susan B. Anthony" sent me a plea for help via email...

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