By Mark | December 5, 2010
The person who covers Ypsi for AnnArbor.com is a guy by the name of Tom Perkins, and he’s been stirring up quite a bit of shit lately. In this past week, he’s broken stories on both the crumbling of Dave Curtis’s Washington Street empire and the decision by the Depot Town CDC to end their […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Mark's Life, Media, Photographs, Shadow Art Fair, Special Projects | Also tagged AnnArbor.com, Chris Sandon, delinquent hipsters, Depot Town CDC, Elvisfest, Erik Dotzauer, Krampus, Krampus Ball, Mary Decker, Melissa Dettloff, Merrill Guerra, Michigan Design Militia, nipple tweaking, painfully-erect monster nipples, The Jamboree |
The plan to show live, people-powered movies in Ypsilanti’s Riverside Park is still alive and well. A recent Cycle Powered Cinema volunteer meeting drew about a dozen people, and I think we made some pretty good progress. Following are some brief notes on where we are now, and where we hope to be by the […]
By Mark | January 24, 2010
I don’t want to flog a dead horse, but, over the past few days, a couple of interesting comments have been left on this site pertaining to the City Council’s decision last year to take back management of Riverside and Frog Island parks from the Depot Town CDC, and I thought that they should be […]
Posted in Ypsilanti | Also tagged Battle of Ypsitucky, Brian Robb, Depot Town CDC, Erik Dotzauer, flogging a dead horse, Frog Island Park, Gerry French, Kingpin, park maintenance, Riverside Park, Sandee French, Ypsilanti City Council, Ypsitucky |
By Mark | January 19, 2010
I’m confused about something, and I’m hoping that someone out there can straighten me out. It has to do with the costs of maintaining Ypsilanti’s Riverside and Frog Island parks. Here, as I understand it, is the background. A few years ago, in preparation for the budget mess that we’re now facing, it was decided […]