‘Miscellany’ Archives
NO MOORE: Two prophets of liberty from different Cities and Centuries
21st Century Andrew Moore at E. 33rd St. and Bloomington Ave. and 19th Century Wendell Phillips, spoke out against racism, oppression, greed, and both about liberty for all! On the 50th Anniversary week of The March on Washington, the City of Mpls. has condemned Andrew”'s house and his continued work as a prophet of liberty on his front lawn with his public art.Â
Carl, 101, and Helen Peterson celebrated their 73rd Wedding Anniversary on August 25th
Phillips Community residents of 73 years, Carl, 101, and Helen Peterson celebrated their 73rd Wedding Anniversary on August 25th. Behind Carl and Helen is their daughter, Janet Gillespie. In the foreground is an anniversary cake and a very special photograph of their wedding attire produced in an elaborate 1940 photography studio.
Peace House Community Moved to New Peace House
“Peace House, 28 Years”, an in-depth article by Catherine Marner on the occasion of the Peace House 28th Anniversary will be featured in October issue of The Alley Newspaper. By Joanne Kosciolek, Aeon Vice President, Fund Development & Communications Peace House stood at 510 Franklin Avenue since 1985 when Sister Rose Tillemans opened the door. Peace House Community begins another chapter at its new location at 1816 Portland Avenue South because the original building was torn down on August 20th so the fourth of Hope Community”'s buildings at Franklin and Portland Avenues can be built. This fourth building is the final phase of “South Quarter” at each corner of Franklin and Portland Avenues -- 90 new, mixed-income apartment homes. The new Peace house is one and a half blocks from its original home featuring a large gathering space with vaulted ceiling, a new kitchen and equipment, central air conditioning, handicapped accessibility, an [...]
