Remember how I was telling you a few days ago that I’d gotten my hands on a 1933 Ypsilanti phone book? Well, here’s a little something that I thought you might find of interest. Back in ’33, there were roughly four times as many grocery stores in Ypsilanti as restaurants. Granted, the shops in question […]
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There used to be four times as many grocery stores in Ypsilanti as restaurants
Posted in Food, History, Ypsilanti Also tagged 1933, evolution, family dinners, family size, fast food, grocery stores, home cooked meals, mole people, nutrient sludge, restaurants, subterranean living 40 Comments
Paying the environmental price for the fuck-ups of other states
The people of Florida have been standing up to oil industry pressure for decades. While their neighboring coastal states have approved off-shore drilling, in hopes creating jobs, and filling their coffers, the people of Florida have stood strong, opting to forgo immediate financial gratification, and instead safeguard their shoreline and wetlands for future generations. Of […]
Posted in Environment, Michigan Also tagged ammonia, BP, censorship, Deepwater Horizon, Florida, Indiana, Lake Michigan, Louisiana, off-shore drilling, oil slick, Whiting 8 Comments