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Tag: Cooper-Young

Community

Mary Burns – Midtowner, Dreamer, Owner of Java Cabana

Mark Fleischer October 6, 2019 coffeehousesCooper-YoungJava CabanaMary BurnsMidtown

TRIBUTES Mary Ann “Penny” Burns | June 18, 1970 – October 4, 2019 By Mark Fleischer Mary Burns seemed like someone still trying to figure…

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Community Neighborhoods

Java Cabana, My Place to Dream

Mary Burns October 6, 2019 coffeehousesCooper-YoungJava CabanaMary BurnsMidtown

NEIGHBORHOOD ASPIRATIONS By Mary Burns Early on when I was so young, I had a dream of opening a coffee shop.  I wanted to ‘hold space’ where…

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Opinion

This Is Our Last Print Issue … In Kroger*

Mark Fleischer September 11, 2019 Cooper-YoungCooper-Young Community AssociationKrogerLampLighterNeighborhoodsPrint JournalismSocial ContractWalkability

By Mark Fleischer Dear readers, This is our last print issue… in Kroger stores that is. More on that later. Meanwhile, I am happy to…

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Opinion Planning & Urbanism

What do we mean when we talk about “Walkability?”

Dane Forlines September 7, 2019 Arch Inc.Chooch PickardCooper-YoungOverton SquarePedestrianPedestrian FriendlySafetyUnion AvenueValentina CochranWalkability

By Dane Forlines If your spell checker is like mine, “walkability” will usually be underscored with a squiggly red line. You won’t find it in…

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Community

A Timely Connection Kept Taylor Sherbine From Giving Up On Memphis

Mark Fleischer June 21, 2019 Cooper StreetCooper-YoungEntrepreneursEpicenter MemphisMidtownTaylor Sherbine

An Interview With Community Manager Taylor Sherbine In addition to being the Memphis “Hub of Entrepreneurship,” the physical space the nonprofit occupies in the heart of…

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Community

Cooper-Young Gallery & Gift Shop: Where The Heart Is

Kelly King Howe March 15, 2019 Cooper-Young

The trends in today’s fast-paced, online world may feel like the slow death of the brick and mortar store. But after an afternoon visit with…

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Historic Preservation Neighborhoods Opinion

Why Cooper-Young Needs to Landmark – And Now

Mark Fleischer August 22, 2017 Cooper-YoungMemphis Landmarks CommissionMidtown

This Thursday, August 24, residents and community leaders of the Cooper-Young neighborhood will convene to cast their votes for or against an application for inclusion…

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