Southside Pride – We build Pride on the Southside
WEBSeptember 4, 2024. BY EMERY BRUSH On Thursday, August 15, Executive Leadership at Agate Housing & Services announced that they would be closing the 510 S. 8th St. building. This building contains 42 shelter beds, as well as over 90 low-income Single Room Occupancy units. The closure of this building will also mean….
Celebrating Fall in Dinkytown – Southside Pride
WEB1 day ago — SweeDee Cafe (prev. $1.99 Americano – 1307 4th Street SE) – Opened in 2023 by Chang Yoo as $1.99 Americano, it was bought a year later by Pahoua Thao, who expanded the menu and changed the name. Rollicious (Dinkydale Mall, next to Shuang Cheng) – Dinkytown’s premiere Chinese restaurant has a new Japanese neighbor.
Remembering Joe Selvaggio – Southside Pride
WEB1 day ago — He would always answer, “Joe Selvaggio.”. But I had been publishing Southside Pride for 33 years, writing about the struggle for justice and equality—I would quietly reassure myself. But Joe, on the other hand, started Project for Pride in Living more than fifty years ago. He trained thousands of minority kids from the inner city in the ...
What’s going on with the Third Precinct? – Southside Pride
WEB1 day ago — Third Precinct Station on June 1, 2020. BY CLINT COMBS. Protesters outraged over the murder of George Floyd torched the Third Police Precinct. Amid the charred remains of the building, city officials want to rebuild the precinct on 3000 Minnehaha Ave into a democracy hall and community center. It’s unanimous that no …
The Rope Release Party – Southside Pride
WEB1 day ago — The Rope Release Party. October 1, 2024. The Rope: Jesse Hagon (vocals), Mike Browning (guitar), Sam Richardson (bass), Ben Rickel (drums) Big release party coming up for The Rope and their new album, “Nightbird,” at Mortimer’s on October 4. Their Gothic Post-Punk music is a shrill indictment of everything that’s wrong with what’s ...
Election reflection – moving on from here – Southside Pride
WEBDec 5, 2023 — Election reflection – moving on from here. December 5, 2023. Cam Gordon. BY CAM GORDON. The 2023 election is over. On the Southside, the races in Wards 8 and 12 were the most hotly contested, with some of the highest numbers of people voting. Aurin Chowdhury won Ward 12 with 6,525 votes on the first …
About – Southside Pride
WEBAbout. Southside Pride 2721 E. 42nd Street Suite B. Minneapolis, MN 55406. 612-822-4662. editor@southsidepride.com Southside Pride is three free monthly newspapers publishing community news, religious events and a community calendar for the Phillips/Powderhorn, Nokomis and Riverside Communities. We are proud of the racial and cultural diversity ...
Phillips/Powderhorn - Southside Pride
WEBSeptember 4, 2024. BY EMERY BRUSH On Thursday, August 15, Executive Leadership at Agate Housing & Services announced that they would be closing the 510 S. 8th St. building. This building contains 42 shelter beds, as well as over 90 low-income Single Room Occupancy units. The closure of this building will also mean….
The future of the community at George Floyd Square
WEBJun 14, 2021 — The mayor has said the last one is non-negotiable: “Continue the closure of the intersection of 38th Street East and Chicago Avenue South until after the trial of the four former officers charged for the murder of George Floyd.”. The mayor is saying it’s up to the city to decide when the intersection is open and when it’s closed.
Ed Felien - Southside Pride
WEBAug 6, 2024 — The Trail of Tears and Sderot. August 6, 2024. BY ED FELIEN The Trail of Tears was the forced displacement of the Cherokee, Muscogee, Seminole, Chickasaw and Choctaw nations between 1830 and 1850. 60,000 people were forced to leave their ancestral homes. Many thousands died on the trail that led from Georgia and South Carolina more than 800 ...