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August 2018 Alley Newspaper

August 2018 Alley Newspaper

Transparent transition of The Alley Newspaper, as you have known it ”¦

Transparent transition of The Alley Newspaper, as you have known it ”¦

1. The Transition Team is meeting every 2 weeks It is comprised of: Alley Board Members, Sue Hunter Weir and Chair, Cathy Strobel-Ayers; Thor Adam, Ventura Village resident; Sunny Sevigny, Midtown Phillips resident; John Charles Wilson, Alley writer; Peter Molenaar,  Alley writer;  Lee Leichentritt, Alley reader; Kelly Trius, East Phillips resident; Frances Mendenhatt, Midtown Phillips resident; Susan Gust and Harvey Winje, volunteer staff. 2. The essential work of the Transition Team is to: Research and explore possible courses of action to keep The Alley as the Phillips Community publication including online publishing, an upgraded interactive website, other social media platforms, as well as the current print publication Generate a plan with timelines, needs, etc. to continue the preferred course forward Create a draft outline of the financial needs required Identify and outline a community engagement plan Explore the business model(s) concepts that can [...]

Get Dick Bancroft!

Get Dick Bancroft!

Dick Bancroft, Storyteller, July 21, 1927 ”“ July 16, 2018 COURTESY OF BANCROFT FAMILY BY LAURA WATERMAN WITTSTOCK Dick was born in St Paul, MN on July 21, 1927 to parents who were both industrious and creative, and they wanted their son Dick to be the same. He shoveled walks and did many other chores for nickels, following his father”'s admonition of saving half of what he earned. Along the way he learned to care for farm animals and milk cows. But these were chores. Dick had ideas and wanted to express them in images. As a child, Dick earned a small plastic Kodak camera. He began to take his own pictures. They were no more than two inches square, but they were so cherished, that he had them in his collection at life”'s end. There were pictures of the family, the dog, and the car. But Dick wanted more than that. Above all, he wanted a real camera. At that time his family subscribed to the magazine “LIFE,” with its brilliant pictures of famous [...]

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