Please help spread the word about Tuesday night First thing’s first, if you didn’t read yesterday’s post about our Katrina relief event on Tuesday, please…
Musings of a Bronxite Living in the South
Month: August 2006
UPDATE: Click here to see some additions to this event. I hope you’ll be able to come out for it. Next Tuesday will be one…
This morning’s Design Review Committee meeting was heavily attended and had a fairly long agenda. 3choBoomer attended the meeting due to a request before the…
Guard cats need a home
No, not my cats, though they’ve been getting quite upset recently about the lack of attention given to them on the blog. That’s when I remind them that they’re almost never mentioned on the blog. They calm down… for a second.
Anyway, Martin and Lewis, the keepers of all things good at Ruffner Mountain Nature Center, are themselves in need of a good new home. Ruffner’s executive director, Kathy Stiles Freeland, would prefer that the felines get to go to the same home if at all possible. For additional information, click here to view a PDF of the essential information, including pictures of both guys. If you’d like to skip the flyer, contact Ruffner Mountain at 833-8264 or contact Kathy directly via e-mail.
Calling all volunteers…
Artwalk is still seeking volunteers for the weekend of September 8 & 9. They need people to serve as artist hospitality, providers of information, and manpower for trolley stop area, performance areas, setup, etc. Please e-mail Robin Spooner and let her know if you are interested in helping out with this incredible event in our City Center.
Ruben & Audiostate 55 in the News
This morning’s Birmingham News includes a story about the Audiostate 55 studios, providing additional information about the programs that will be offered mentioned in yesterday’s post. The more people that learn about it, the better it will be for the community in general.
Woodlawn studio a place to cut demos, build dreams, The Birmingham News, 8.22.2006
Two more things after the jump, including the latest on the former home of the Birmingham News.
The Ramble: The ability to stay focused when looking for loved ones
Published by Andre on August 23, 2006There is something to be said for persistence. Mountain Brook’s Beth Twitty has made sure that the nation has not forgotten about the disappearance of…