Recent News

Sep 10, 2002

News School lunches, gourmet-style

Sep 03, 2002

News Human-powered taxis offer a different look at Downtown

News Ramping up for Downtown golf

News Not just a chip off the old cop

News Crime prevention group seek volunteers

News Primary election roundup: Gray loses in State Auditor primary

News In the workplace, are you a flaming F or a flaming T?

News The lunchtime tourist

News Needless enforcement

Aug 27, 2002

News On 9/11, peacemakers condemn war in "self-reflective" Loring Park event

News Wesley United Methodist celebrates its firsts at 150th birthday party

News Speaking out

News Loeb and behold

News Clubbing

Aug 20, 2002

News Council committee sets ball rolling on super agency

News Tour the sights, sounds and smells of Seven Bridges, an international bazaar

News Biz Buzz

News To let: Apartments in Loring Park open soon

News For Sale: Weed Park Condos?

News Lunchtime Tourist

News Garage sales Downtown

News The office "bio-break": for men, a bull ring; for women, a careful ritual

Aug 13, 2002

News Felix & Felix

News Group wants to rename City Hall LRT stop for slain officer

News Park Board plans headquarters renovation hearing

News Amid multiple Downtown shelters, homeless confront multiple problems

News DFL rejects Roche challenge

News NRP Policy Board candidacy filings begin

News Espresso Royale not rushing off

News Waiting to inhabit

News Shopping for beers?

News Recipes you can whip up in your office

News The Lunchtime Tourist

Aug 06, 2002

News Downtown Senate candidate complains Dibble is two-timing DFL

News They pray to change the world

News Downtown-area whitewater park hearing is Aug. 14

News Downtown golf center will offer driving in the sky

Jul 30, 2002

News Police admit impotence in face of rising skateboarding complaints

News Downtown tower enforces smoking ban outside as well as in

News Downtown anti-war rally Saturday

News The Lunchtime Tourist

News Aquatennial moments

News Clubbing

News Toe cleavage is a no-no in some Downtown workplaces

Jul 23, 2002

News Biz Buzz

News Miffed about misdemeanors

Jul 16, 2002

News Clogged pedestrian arteries

News Pay more, get less

News Gaviidae, City Center team up to help needy kids

News <B>New Downtown library layout firms up</B>

News Pay more, get less

News Hooked on the street

News Central Library closes Friday for relocation

News Biz Buzz

News Miffed about misdemeanors

News Robberies and assaults up slightly

Jul 09, 2002

News City Council quickly reverses Downtown development moratorium

News Pay more, get less

News Council may force Aquatennial to cop to its own policing costs

News Clogged pedestrian arteries

News Meter rules may change for Downtown disabled

News Civic engagement

News The lunchtime tourist

Jul 02, 2002

News Financially, city benefits if Guthrie stays parked

News Downtown LRT track installation begins

News Neighborhood board supports Downtown development moratorium

News No pseudo-stucco for De La Salle

News A tower of economic strength

News Some Downtowners not relieved by Block E public restrooms

News Ex-Massachusetts legislator forces DFL primary in Downtown Senate district

News A necessary cleaning out

News A reopened patio at Sapor, and locally grown veggies return to Downtown dining

News Clubbing

News The lunchtime tourist

Jun 25, 2002

News Bikers may get bus-lane privileges

News Fountain Blues

News Council puts Downtown development on hold

News Planks a lot: Mill Ruins wood road too costly

News Sabo grabs $1 million for Mill City Museum

News A feast of fests

Jun 18, 2002

News Greens endorse candidates for Downtown House, Congress seats

News A hundred-plus years of hardware

News Planetarium survives, will be built closerto the sky

News Block E Hard Rock gets committee nod

News The McKinsey report: what it means for Downtown and the city

News GOP endorses Sumner for District 59 Senate; Rouen for 60A House

News In the wake of Downtown demonstration, city bike ordinance repealed

News The most crucial video game in town

News Orpheum Theater to get terra cotta facelift

News The lunchtime tourist

News I want to raise our taxes

News The lunchtime tourist

Jun 11, 2002

News DMNA elects new board member

News Classier sidewalk cafes?

News Putting down a Gift Horse

News Rain but no roofers? No problem for Pantages.

News Busting bus-lane offenders

News Downtown Voices

Jun 04, 2002

News Residents and the red-light district

News $2-million Loring Greenway facelift will begin this summer