Talk about a #ThrowbackThursday! Here's what St. John's Chapel originally used to look like. Do you see any similarities?
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SAVE THE DATE!! My book (P)rescription Narratives: Feminist Medical Fiction and the Failure of American Censorship will be 50% OFF next Thursday, Nov 30! #booksale #academicwriting #medicalhistory #medicalhumanities #C19 #literature
1 week to go until our St Andrew's Day flash sale, where you can save 50% across all of our titles on our website: https://lnkd.in/gv4qnAdD
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Check out this feature highlighting Pace Selden Gilman Marks PLLC dba PSGM Law Partner Danny Marks as an alumnus of the University of Nebraska College of Law. #psgmlaw #partner #law #attorney #lawyer #lawfirm #lawyerlife #college #business #litigation #legalnews #arizonalaw https://lnkd.in/gjjB-d4S
This month's alum notes feature Kristen J. Hassebrook, ’11, Daniel L. Marks, ’16, and Todd W. Lancaster, ’98. https://lnkd.in/gmbFgHMb #NELaw
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Gentrification's Language Impact: Shaping Our View of Urban Change Reading "The Invention of a Neighborhood" by Jonathan Lethem sparked thoughts on how the term "gentrification" evolves and shapes our urban understanding. Surprisingly absent from the article, its emergence in later years underlines language's role in community perception. Thinking about my time growing up in Jackson Heights, where change is constant, makes me realize terminology's role in framing shifts. "Gentrification" is familiar but rich in meaning, evoking discourse on equity, displacement, and growth. Memories of Starbucks' arrival on 82nd Street in Jackson Heights stand out. That moment marked a turning point during my high school or college years. A visit to Jahn's after revealed the neighborhood's evolution, now evident as Queens boasts fiercely competitive real estate. Language molds our attitudes, influencing policy and responses. In exploring places like Boerum Hill, term choice shapes public perception and development direction—be it "revitalization," "urban renewal," or "gentrification." Let's mindfully use language as we discuss neighborhoods and their evolution. Understanding its impact drives productive conversations, advocates for equity, and safeguards community identity amid growth. #urbanchange #communityimpact #urbandevelopment #languagematters
Jonathan Lethem, who grew up in the newly established Brooklyn neighborhood of Boerum Hill, reflects on a 1977 New Yorker story about the making of Boerum Hill. “The founders of Boerum Hill each avowed a desire to live in an integrated neighborhood,” Lethem writes. The irony was that the place was established with the intention of integration, at the cost of its Black and Puerto Rican residents. Read Lethem on the origin story behind the neighborhood: http://nyer.cm/XdhQgvu.
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Check out this interview discussing the latest big box closures
Last night our very own Isaac Figueroa, CCIM, SIOR went on KOLD 13 News to discuss the closing of Big Lots in Arizona and the potential benefit to our community! https://lnkd.in/gBHbhaG3
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Here's what we're reading this week
Seattle Comprehensive Plan hot takes, INS Building, and more
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In an age when negative news gets the bullhorn, this article provides some much-needed perspective on our amazing city: https://lnkd.in/g3jT8PAZ
David Mills: Why I became an evangelist for Pittsburgh
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Exciting news! Check out the video on “Three Things to Know about What’s Happening in Grandview Heights.” #GrandviewHeights #CommunityUpdates #BusinessUpdates
Grandview, Ohio City Update July 2024
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Come stop by booth 641 to find out how Alternative Claims Management can assist your organization with damage recovery
Just like that, it is almost here y'all! #TheConferenceTX is TOMORROW! 🤠We look forward to seeing you all, and having an amazing week! Office of Texas Governor Greg Abbott Texas A&M University System Visit Fort Worth City of Fort Worth Tarrant County
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