From the Louisville Independent Business Alliance (LIBA), an invitation to Keep Louisville Weird by shopping locally ... and attending a January 27 presentation by Stacy Mitchell, author of "Big Box Swindle."
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New Albany is a state of mind … but whose? Since 2004, we’ve been observing the contemporary scene in this slowly awakening old river town. If it’s true that a pre-digital stopped clock is right twice a day, when will New Albany learn to tell time?
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Ann and I (the whole store in fact) are privileged to attend the ABA's Winter Institute this weekend and we couldn't be happier to be having lunch with Stacy Mitchell (Big-Box Swindle, The Hometown Advantage), Michael Shuman (Small-Mart Revolution), and Bill McKibben (Deep Economy).
There will be more shop-local first brain power in the room during that event than we're likely to see.
I join with The New Albanian in encouraging people to attend Sunday's Rainbow Blossom event.
While there may be a place for the mainline commerce cheerleaders, an organization with a focus on independent businesses stands a better chance of building a solid, sustainable and appropriate economic environment benefitting the greatest number of people in a community.
Tip O'Neill made it into Bartlett's Quotations with "All politics is local." I think a good case can be made for, "All prosperity is local."
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