Adrienne Olson retweeted
If a local politician cared most about local politics, they'd talk like @GovDougBurgum at @NatlGovsAssoc 🔥
I see this on my drive to work every day and it makes me so happy that they painted again. We need to keep painting, planting, and caring...
A year after Fargo's International Market Plaza mural vandalized, a colorful new painting takes shape inforum.com/lifestyle/arts-a…
How Kilbourne Group is Creating An Extraordinary Neighborhood
#DowntownFargo
fargoinc.com/creating-an-ext…
Why downtown is the fastest growing neighborhood in Minneapolis startribune.com/minneapolis-…
Adrienne Olson retweeted
Rhine river levels in Germany back to normal after rain reut.rs/3rWtdCM
"As the built environment has become less flexible, the opposite has happened in how we live. Many now want their homes to be offices and offices to feel like homes and spare rooms to function like hotels. Nearby stores are an amenity, not a nuisance."
nytimes.com/2023/07/01/upsho…
Adrienne Olson retweeted
"It turns out when we build things unsafe for pedestrians, we build them unsafe for everybody. There's really nobody winning in this system."
Thanks @CBSThisMorning
@JimAxelrod for covering this important issue! 1/2 cbsnews.com/news/unsafe-stre…
Adrienne Olson retweeted
Beautiful piece by @billmckibben bridging degrowth and green economy frameworks. Sure, EVs and solar panels can help, but so can making our cities safer, greener, and more-walkable as we reduce conspicuous consumption: newyorker.com/news/daily-com…
The Refries That Bind: A Cavernous Cantina Returns, Cliff Divers and All nytimes.com/2023/06/06/us/ca…
Did you know that kindergarteners in Carrington, ND, plant a flowering crabapple tree every year, then 12 years later, the class takes a group pic with their tree. How wonderful is that?!
#classact
Adrienne Olson retweeted
Opening a small coffee shop or a hair salon here is illegal. It would wreck the "character" of the neighborhood.
Adrienne Olson retweeted
"Walking is the worst-kept secret I know. Its rewards hide under every step."
An article on walking as a solution to many of life's problems: nytimes.com/2023/03/25/opini…



















