TCDP TOP PICK | Mux Mool at the 7th Street Entry
http://tcdailyplanet.net/node/71363
by Jay Gabler ⢠Mux Mool, the multitalented musician and producer, is a local
boy made good via Brooklyn and beyond: his 2010 album Skulltaste earned a 7.5
from Pitchfork. "For all his weirdo frontingâeccentric song titles, a
Tron-gone-metal visual aesthetic, sparsely doled-out party clichĂŠs and
braggadocio as the only prominent lyrical contentâhis work transcends its mild
jokiness to reveal the adventurousness of a musical scholar." He'll be back in
the Twin Towns for a March 11 gig at the Entry, with kindred spirits Connie
Hawkins, Prhym8, and Ghostband, with Visionqueston visuals.
Beer? Wine? Meat? Late hours? Dawn of the newâwith a nod to its pastâat Seward
Cafe in Minneapolis
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71175
by Bruce Johansen, TC Daily Planet â˘Â Friday, March 8 marked a new chapter for
the Seward CafĂŠ, one that in many ways returns it to its roots. The
worker-owned, collectively-run cooperative will once again be open late into
the evening. Staying true to its mission, it will begin offering more meat
options, as it did in the past, and resume pouring beer and serving wine.
Entertainment will be regularly featured, beginning later this month.
OUR STORIES | Minneapolis South High senior on challenges of immigrant
identity, culture, racism
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71388
by Sheila Regan, TC Daily Planet â˘Â Sara Osman sometimes finds herself with âone
foot in the past and one step in the future,â as a second generation Somali
American. A senior at South High in Minneapolis, Osman was born and raised in
Minneapolis, and has never been to Somalia, though she can speak the language.
As a member of s.t.a.r.t.,an anti-racism group at her school, Osman is one of a
group of student leaders who have taken issues of race head on, especially in
the last month after a large fight highlighted the need for students to talk
about race.
MUSIC REVIEW | Imagine Dragons headline at the Varsity Theater
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71433
by Patrick Dunn, TC Daily Planet ⢠Some of the best shows happen when a band is
really blowing up and out on their first headlining tour still playing small
rooms selling out every show. Lucky fans of Las Vegas band Imagine
Dragonsexperienced exactly that at the Varsity Theater on Friday, March 8.
After a good experience at the Basilica Block Party, frontman Dan Reynolds said
they remembered Minneapolis and were looking forward to performing here again.
The audience did not disappoint showing their excitement with deafening screams
and applause that clearly fueled the band to an inspired performance.
Commercial use, then housing proposed for 201 Lowry NE in Minneapolis
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71285byMargo Ashmore,Northeaster⢠March 12,
about a year after the City of Minneapolis adopted the 201 Lowry Avenue
Northeast Redevelopment Plan, a developer will be talking to the Bottineau
Neighborhood Association board about a combined but separated proposal for
commercial and housing at the site. The meeting is public.
Figuring out what fits at Farview Park in Minneapolis
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71281
byMargo Ashmore,North News⢠David Luce has lived next to Farview Park for
decades. Gary Wilson has coached and volunteered in other ways at Farview Park
for decades. The two of them, on opposite sides of the impending re-working of
the ballfield area, met with park planners and consultants from the Cal Ripken
Sr. Foundation to review options Jan. 7 at Farview. A couple of other park
users and other interested parties attended.
Minneapolis City Council increases power over businesses
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71334
by Brian Arola and Marion Renault,The Minnesota Daily⢠The Minneapolis City
Council voted last week to give itself new powers to impose conditions on
businesses that have repeatedly violated city laws.
http://tcdailyplanet.net/node/71363
by Jay Gabler ⢠Mux Mool, the multitalented musician and producer, is a local
boy made good via Brooklyn and beyond: his 2010 album Skulltaste earned a 7.5
from Pitchfork. "For all his weirdo frontingâeccentric song titles, a
Tron-gone-metal visual aesthetic, sparsely doled-out party clichĂŠs and
braggadocio as the only prominent lyrical contentâhis work transcends its mild
jokiness to reveal the adventurousness of a musical scholar." He'll be back in
the Twin Towns for a March 11 gig at the Entry, with kindred spirits Connie
Hawkins, Prhym8, and Ghostband, with Visionqueston visuals.
Beer? Wine? Meat? Late hours? Dawn of the newâwith a nod to its pastâat Seward
Cafe in Minneapolis
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71175
by Bruce Johansen, TC Daily Planet â˘Â Friday, March 8 marked a new chapter for
the Seward CafĂŠ, one that in many ways returns it to its roots. The
worker-owned, collectively-run cooperative will once again be open late into
the evening. Staying true to its mission, it will begin offering more meat
options, as it did in the past, and resume pouring beer and serving wine.
Entertainment will be regularly featured, beginning later this month.
OUR STORIES | Minneapolis South High senior on challenges of immigrant
identity, culture, racism
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71388
by Sheila Regan, TC Daily Planet â˘Â Sara Osman sometimes finds herself with âone
foot in the past and one step in the future,â as a second generation Somali
American. A senior at South High in Minneapolis, Osman was born and raised in
Minneapolis, and has never been to Somalia, though she can speak the language.
As a member of s.t.a.r.t.,an anti-racism group at her school, Osman is one of a
group of student leaders who have taken issues of race head on, especially in
the last month after a large fight highlighted the need for students to talk
about race.
MUSIC REVIEW | Imagine Dragons headline at the Varsity Theater
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71433
by Patrick Dunn, TC Daily Planet ⢠Some of the best shows happen when a band is
really blowing up and out on their first headlining tour still playing small
rooms selling out every show. Lucky fans of Las Vegas band Imagine
Dragonsexperienced exactly that at the Varsity Theater on Friday, March 8.
After a good experience at the Basilica Block Party, frontman Dan Reynolds said
they remembered Minneapolis and were looking forward to performing here again.
The audience did not disappoint showing their excitement with deafening screams
and applause that clearly fueled the band to an inspired performance.
Commercial use, then housing proposed for 201 Lowry NE in Minneapolis
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71285byMargo Ashmore,Northeaster⢠March 12,
about a year after the City of Minneapolis adopted the 201 Lowry Avenue
Northeast Redevelopment Plan, a developer will be talking to the Bottineau
Neighborhood Association board about a combined but separated proposal for
commercial and housing at the site. The meeting is public.
Figuring out what fits at Farview Park in Minneapolis
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71281
byMargo Ashmore,North News⢠David Luce has lived next to Farview Park for
decades. Gary Wilson has coached and volunteered in other ways at Farview Park
for decades. The two of them, on opposite sides of the impending re-working of
the ballfield area, met with park planners and consultants from the Cal Ripken
Sr. Foundation to review options Jan. 7 at Farview. A couple of other park
users and other interested parties attended.
Minneapolis City Council increases power over businesses
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/71334
by Brian Arola and Marion Renault,The Minnesota Daily⢠The Minneapolis City
Council voted last week to give itself new powers to impose conditions on
businesses that have repeatedly violated city laws.
