Saturday, May 25
About Seward
Boundaries: Hiawatha Avenue South to the west; Mississippi River to the east; I-94 to the north and East 27th Street to the south
Neighborhood description and demographic information from City
Council Member: Cam Gordon, Ward 2
Neighborhood organizations:
Seward Civic and Commerce Association
Police: 3rd Precinct
Seward
Revenue shortage puts Bridgeland News on hiatus.
Website to stay up while attempts to regroup are made.
Ok, so it was a long shot to expect a miraculous response to moving our news publication from print to online only. We did get 1,000 folk to subscribe to our weekly email newsletter, but we could only attract $1,500 of advertising to cover a $6,000+ budget. Obviously, this is going to take a bit more time and work, or a new economy, or a new model. Unfortunately, there’s no money to buy that time right now and Bridgeland News is going to have to take a break and regroup. Call it a hiatus in order to determine if resources and interest can be found to have Bridgeland resurfaced. Or maybe even re-papered.
July 1, 2009
Help out Pop Wagner; Bike film fest rolls into town; Take Up’s Trylon opens with Buster
Construction of ‘green’ Public Works facility under way
Building will be the “most efficient” the city operates
News briefs, June 24, 2009 UPDATED
2nd Precinct's Skomra retires; Longfellow history; Lake Street ambbassadors, restaurant news
Bridgeland Angler, June 24, 2009 (UPDATED)
Health and hospital awards; graduations; KSTP a 'landmark'
County presents scenarios for Franklin/East River Parkway remake
Roundabouts, signals among alternatives
Profile, Boogie and The Bridge
Former reporter Cindy Collins recalls how her coverage of the rich West Bank music scene for the Seward Profile and The Bridge became the award-nominated book, West Bank Boogie.
Get grilling — vegan recipes for summer
It’s summertime — time to grill! Seward’s own Meagan “Rhymes with Vegan” Holtgrewe shares a couple of vegetarian grilling recipes — just two of the mouthwatering recipes from her food blog.
Drop-ins and run-downs
In our third look back, former Seward Profile editors Todd Melby and sue rich recall keeping in contact — almost literally — with the community.