Showing posts with label Indiana Landmarks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indiana Landmarks. Show all posts
Sunday, July 05, 2020

GREEN MOUSE follows up: "How Dollar Stores Became Magnets for Crime and Killing."

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Picking up where we left off on February 13, when I asked, "What sort of upper crust prohibitionist’s rationale is being advanced he...
Thursday, February 06, 2020

GREEN MOUSE SAYS: Neo-prohibitionism, foppery and hypocrisy at Indiana Landmarks as Family Dollar on Vincennes gets a perfectly legal alcohol sales permit.

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Heavens, these people make it hard to take a sabbatical, but someone has to provide the "free press" counterweight by offering ...
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Friday, August 30, 2019

Catching up with Cannelton, Part 2: Indiana Landmarks announces development opportunities in Cannelton.

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Can-Clay outlined in red. Catching up with Cannelton, Part 1: Recalling fun times at the Cannelton Heritage Festival. NABC poured bee...
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Catching up with Cannelton, Part 1: Recalling fun times at the Cannelton Heritage Festival.

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This musing is prompted by an Indiana Landmarks mailing about two projects in Cannelton, Indiana. These will be the subject of the second...
Friday, August 11, 2017

Speaking of diversionary facades: "The Anti-Gay, Anti-Choice Politics of The Knights of Columbus."

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Yesterday we connected the dots. I did the writing while the Green Mouse sat nearby, drunk-tweeting in a self-confessional sort of way. ...
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Thursday, August 10, 2017

ON THE AVENUES: Super Tuesday shrapnel – or, tiptoeing through the tulips with Dan Coffey, now THE face of historic preservation in New Albany.

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ON THE AVENUES: Super Tuesday shrapnel – or, tiptoeing through the tulips with Dan Coffey, now THE face of historic preservation in New Al...
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Tuesday, August 08, 2017

Told you so: "New Albany in talks to relocate City Hall to Reisz Furniture building."

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The city's propaganda video is very well crafted, indeed. Photo credit: Elizabeth Beilman. Told you so. GREEN MOUSE SAYS: Is De...
Friday, July 28, 2017

The future path is obvious, Jeffrey: "New Albany’s Second Baptist wins 'Network to Freedom' designation recognizing the church’s historic role as part of the Underground Railroad."

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Yes, my views on the topic of public money for the enhancement of church architecture are (shall we say) nuanced . There may have been ...
Friday, February 21, 2014

I don't care what anyone says; the alligator should have stayed ... as well as the truth of what really happened.

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(Photo from the Landmarks article) I suppose we can all be happy that a buyer finally was found for the Weinmann-Hess building at 8th &...
Thursday, June 14, 2012

The building at 8th & Culbertson is for sale.

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Strange, I thought a buyer already had been identified. The controversially rehabbed building's also being painted, which means that ...
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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Urban Fusion and 707 Culbertson: Curiouser and curiouser.

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(8:40 p.m. update: Michele Finn has provided clarification in two comments -- thanks for taking the time) You may have read Urban Fusion l...
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Friday, May 18, 2012

Urban Fusion update: Soil remediation necessary at 707 Culbertson.

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(Submitted by Michele Finn. Let's hope there is a solution at hand) --- Agenda we covered for May 9th Meeting Opening garden updat...
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Friday, March 16, 2012

Historical preservation and revisionism, but with a worthy Community Garden attached.

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The group seeking to start a community garden has been hard at work. As a prelude to the following, contributed by Michele Finn, it's he...
Thursday, January 26, 2012

ON THE AVENUES: They didn't ask.

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ON THE AVENUES: They didn't ask.  A weekly web column by Roger A. Baylor. (There was a special edition of this column on Monday: ON ...
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Friday, June 24, 2011

Götterdämmerung, as performed at 8th & Culbertson.

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In reverse order, here are a few toxic questions to start the day, as transmitted on Twitter. Readers may refer to " Dan Coffey is righ...
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Friday, July 23, 2010

NA Event Watch: Landmarks Through the Viewfinder opens tonight at the Carnegie.

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(from the Carnegie Center web site) Landmarks Through the Viewfinder 50 Years of Preservation in Southern Indiana July 23-August 21, 2010 Op...
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