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Issue #109September 11, 2008 |
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Reader Letters | Sept. 11, 2008
The people who make the decision on when to water our parks and schools have a “green bean.”
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Durand Music Venue Drops Disc To Buy Speakers
Celebrating its one-year anniversary Sept. 13, Durand’s Our House music venue is releasing a CD.
words by Tyler Griggs
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Fan Off, Bird Safe
local music veterans put the rock back in indie
Let’s just say that FanOffBirdSafe won't be playing your wedding reception anytime soon.
words by Ian Jacoby
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
The Gentle Guest
Eric Rykal and friends release folk spectacle
"For the first time in my life I was going to play music that was fun for the listener."
words by Andy Plank
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Smooth Ivories
Jim Brickman and John Trones destined for State Theatre
An evening of incredible music mixed with a bit of wit.
words by Karrie Johnson
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Megafaun
EC-raised musicians keep upending folk in North Carolina
Bury the Square has earned enough support to gain new fans and tours nationwide.
words by Andy Plank
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Free Fallin'
with serious seasons ahead, one last look at summer foolishness
Autumn brings on the serious temperature drop that makes water lose its fun.
words by Ken Szymanski
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Architecture To Adore
local churches have overlooked aesthetic value
As far as I know, Michelangelo didn’t work Eau Claire into his tour ...
words by Abi Zimmer
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Questioning the Locals | Corey Grotte Sr.
Shorts or pants?
words by V1 Staff
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Glimpse | Scooter’s Mural In The (Storage) Closet
The mural was a brainstorm between David Baranek, co-owner of Scooter’s Bar and Miss Dee-Lovely.
words by Betty Rae Matthews
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Shortcuts | Sept. 11, 2008
The Eau Claire Area Economic Development Corporation is launching a new program ...
words by V1 Staff
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
The Art of Book Collecting
Patterson is giving a presentation on “The Lost Art of Book Collecting” Sept. 16.
words by Claire Jeffries
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
A Morality Tale
book examines psychology of religious violence
UW-Eau Claire professor’s new book explores the psychology behind religious violence.
words by Amanda Schaefer
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Global Lens
Mark Aumann exhibits photos of Vietnam
Mark Aumann hopes that his pictures will show the dignity of the people of Vietnam.
words by Megan Ault
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
On The Spot
artists take over State Theatre stage
The State Theatre will be home to a unique style of art exhibit on Sept. 26.
words by Thadeus Logan
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Eat Local: I Triple Dog Dare You!
Eau Claire’s A Second Opinion magazine is once again challenging Chippewavallians to eat local.
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Local Publishes Healthy Cookbook
New cookbook Simple Choices for Healthier Eating by local woman Dorie Fink.
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Border Rivalry Heats Up Even More
recent allegations have Vikings fans in a rage
The Packers and Vikings will challenge our sedate rivalry dynamic this autumn.
words by Luc Anthony
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Kids of Steel
kids’ triathlon mixes biking, swimming, running, and fun
“The triathlon gave my kids a sense of accomplishment; they were so proud they did it."
words by Claire Jeffries
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Running for the Borders
hitting the “non-local” book shop for some non-local fun
My family and I are struggling to live a “local life” just as much or more so than most people.
words by Mike Paulus
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Hall of Fame Inducts First Pair of Members
The Eau Claire Baseball Hall of Fame officially welcomed its first inductees in August ...
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Rack 'Em Up
state pool champ might play at your favorite bars
“I used to be an artist, so I’m good at visualizing angles.”
words by Robin Kinderman
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Look Up
Chippewa Valley Boy Scouts bring back air show featuring Blue Angels
Some of the performers will be the U.S. Army Golden Knights, the F/A-18F Super Hornet ...
words by Claire Jeffries
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Consider the Possibilities
library discussion series looks at gender in science fiction
Reminding us that science fiction is not only about rockets and space aliens ...
words by Ashley Dziuk
Issue #109 September 11, 2008
Flair in the Mix
bartenders compete in bottle-flipping at T.G.I. Friday’s
Believe it or not, flair bartending is a big thing ...
words by Robin Kinderman
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