When, in January of this year, I decided not to renew my contract at the Louisville Collegiate School where I had been teaching for six years, I never imagined that the leap I was taking would propel me this far.
I never imagined that starting in the …
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What’s the big deal about Michigan’s RIght to Work bill that passed yesterday?
For those of you that don’t know Right to Work means that you can work in a union shop and not have to pay union dues or join the union. Granted, in most cases you get all…
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What’s the big deal about Michigan’s RIght to Work bill that passed yesterday?
For those of you that don’t know Right to Work means that you can work in a union shop and not have to pay union dues or join the union. Granted, in most cases you get all…
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I’ve been mulling writing this post for a while. Like most of you I’ve seen the news reports about the murders. I have seen how our youth seem to have lost their way. This post is for them, our youth
I want to apologize to all of the youth in the curr…
I’ve been mulling writing this post for a while. Like most of you I’ve seen the news reports about the murders. I have seen how our youth seem to have lost their way. This post is for them, our youth
I want to apologize to all of the youth in the curr…
Editor’s note: Because I have been working so hard at Insider Louisville, it’s been a while since I let my freak flag fly on my own blog (not that I don’t let my freak flag fly at IL– bless their hearts for employing me anyway). So you get an extra he…
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Editor’s note: Because I have been working so hard at Insider Louisville, it’s been a while since I let my freak flag fly on my own blog (not that I don’t let my freak flag fly at IL– bless their hearts for employing me anyway). So you get an extra he…
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Some things are just important.
The Slant Culture Theatre Festival is one of those things.
It’s important because we are a theater-loving, arts-supporting community, and we deserve something like this.
It’s important because we’re the home of the …
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Some things are just important.
The Slant Culture Theatre Festival is one of those things.
It’s important because we are a theater-loving, arts-supporting community, and we deserve something like this.
It’s important because we’re the home of the …
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One of the many things I love about Louisvillagers is their willingness to come together and share ideas. The idea for Non-Profit of the Month sprang from a conversation I had during a lunch with the lovely and talented Robyn Sekula in late May. So nex…
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One of the many things I love about Louisvillagers is their willingness to come together and share ideas. The idea for Non-Profit of the Month sprang from a conversation I had during a lunch with the lovely and talented Robyn Sekula in late May. So nex…
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Today I had lunch with someone I’d never met.
Ten or so minutes into our discussion she said, “I don’t even have to ask you if you’re happy. When you talk about your work, you just smile. I can’t remember meeting anyone who smiled as much as you do wh…
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Today I had lunch with someone I’d never met.
Ten or so minutes into our discussion she said, “I don’t even have to ask you if you’re happy. When you talk about your work, you just smile. I can’t remember meeting anyone who smiled as much as you do wh…
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As some of you may know, I along with several other preservation groups, have been trying to save the old Phillip Morris warehouse on the corner of 18th and Broadway. Currently the YMCA of Greater Louisville wants to tear down the warehouse that st…
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As some of you may know, I along with several other preservation groups, have been trying to save the old Phillip Morris warehouse on the corner of 18th and Broadway. Currently the YMCA of Greater Louisville wants to tear down the warehouse that st…
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