Downtown Louisville is dying. Actually, it has been dying since the 1950’s. The growth of suburbs after WWII drawing people out of the center core hurt. The city’s decision to suburbanize its urban core by tearing down buildings to build surf…
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As many of my loyal readers know, the Chipfolk hail from Boston. Mama Lou and her very small family (numbering two) live in SE Connecticut, but my father’s extended and extensive family live in the North Shore of Boston or in the immediate Boston area …
Man’s humanity to man: Boston is in my blood and in my heart Read More »
As many of my loyal readers know, the Chipfolk hail from Boston. Mama Lou and her very small family (numbering two) live in SE Connecticut, but my father’s extended and extensive family live in the North Shore of Boston or in the immediate Boston area …
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The “Loueyville Bloggers”
I’m just bubbling over with gratitude today. Last night, 8 friends and blog readers and I volunteered at the LPM pledge drive. Some were old friends and fund drive vets (Linda, Isaac, Ashlee). Some were newer friends or peo…
The “Loueyville Bloggers”
I’m just bubbling over with gratitude today. Last night, 8 friends and blog readers and I volunteered at the LPM pledge drive. Some were old friends and fund drive vets (Linda, Isaac, Ashlee). Some were newer friends or peo…
Ever since Dishcrawl made the Louisville scene, I’ve been wanting to check it out. And I am so excited to have been asked to participate this month in one of two NuLu-based crawls. The first event sold out (but some tickets have recently come availa…
Dishcrawl Louisville Giveaway: Win a $20 gift certificate toward the Derby Crawl Read More »
Ever since Dishcrawl made the Louisville scene, I’ve been wanting to check it out. And I am so excited to have been asked to participate this month in one of two NuLu-based crawls. The first event sold out (but some tickets have recently come availa…
Dishcrawl Louisville Giveaway: Win a $20 gift certificate toward the Derby Crawl Read More »
UPDATE: By 4 p.m. today, 10 people had signed up to volunteer. That’s more than we actually need. But the more the merrier, right? Thank you so much for being so totally awesome, folks. I can’t accept any more volunteers, but I encourage you to pledge …
UPDATE: By 4 p.m. today, 10 people had signed up to volunteer. That’s more than we actually need. But the more the merrier, right? Thank you so much for being so totally awesome, folks. I can’t accept any more volunteers, but I encourage you to pledge …
My goodness.
(Did I ever tell you that my pledge name for my college
fraternity was “Oh My Goodness”? I guess I said that a lot in college. My actual
pledge name was “Hawaii Volcano National Park,” but that didn’t catch on as
much. I…
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My goodness.
(Did I ever tell you that my pledge name for my college
fraternity was “Oh My Goodness”? I guess I said that a lot in college. My actual
pledge name was “Hawaii Volcano National Park,” but that didn’t catch on as
much. I…
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The city has recently announced that they have purchased 30 acres of land in west Louisville for the purpose of economic development. The city intends to market this land to potential developers for the purpose of light industry, manufactu…
30 acres and a Mule Read More »
The city has recently announced that they have purchased 30 acres of land in west Louisville for the purpose of economic development. The city intends to market this land to potential developers for the purpose of light industry, manufactu…
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Last Night at the Louisville Metro Dems meeting Mayor Fischer said that the biggest obstacle to economic development in West Louisville was the accumulation of large parcels of land. The old American Tabacco factory site at 30th a…
Urban Renewal 2.0? Read More »
Last Night at the Louisville Metro Dems meeting Mayor Fischer said that the biggest obstacle to economic development in West Louisville was the accumulation of large parcels of land. The old American Tabacco factory site at 30th a…
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