Email Author Meleah Maynard

2001 Stories by Meleah Maynard

• Bohemian Blues

  published October 3, 2001

  Conspiracies and labor angst at a Minneapolis hipster mecca. More >>

• Erector Set

  published September 26, 2001

  Your tax dollars at work: Minneapolis City Council president Jackie Cherryhomes and the Hollman redevelopment project More >>

• Obituary

  published September 26, 2001

  Westside, 1947-2001 More >>

• Strip Search

  published August 29, 2001

  Big Brother is watching: Can he tell whether you prefer good gin or cheap beer? More >>

• Help Wanted

  published July 25, 2001

  There's new controversy surrounding the Hollman project: Who's getting the jobs? More >>

• The Last Sodomites

  published July 18, 2001

  Now Minnesotans can be as nasty as they wanna be. More >>

• Cut Your Losses

  published July 4, 2001

  Minneapolis controls diseased trees with a chainsaw. But are they too eager with the blade? More >>

• No Choice

  published June 27, 2001

  What good is the right to an abortion when no one will perform one? More >>

• Safe Harbor?

  published May 9, 2001

  The Salvation Army plans to house prison inmates in a work-release program at its Minneapolis shelter. More >>

• An Unlikely Challenger

  published April 18, 2001

  A self-employed community activist takes on a Minneapolis political powerhouse. More >>

• Academic Misconduct

  published April 4, 2001

  Despite promises, Minneapolis plans to displace a north-side training center. More >>

• On-the-Job Training

  published March 28, 2001

  Minneapolis mayoral candidate Mark Stenglein is contrary, unpredictable, and at ease with his own ignorance. He’s also the nicest guy you’d ev... More >>

• Last Man Standing?

  published March 7, 2001

  The man with the leverage to keep Minneapolis moving on its housing promises goes to work for the other side. More >>

• Home Is Where the Art Is

  published February 28, 2001

  Artists and city planners are shopping for a new home for a north-side landmark. More >>

• Ill Communication

  published February 7, 2001

  The state profits from phone calls to the big house. Inmates say their families are ending up in the poorhouse.. More >>

• Meet Judge Cupcake

  published January 24, 2001

  Ramsey County District Court Judge James Campbell: Progressive or pushover? More >>