I wish I had a crow story other than teaching my 2-year-old how to caw, but I don't.  
Actually, a good friend made up a very funny story about Crowsama Bin Laden and his 
flock of followers, but that's, well, another story.

In any event, came across a letter from the head of the Field-Regina-Northrop 
Neighborhood Group recently about Prodigal House/Heilman House, a sober recovery 
residence very preliminarily planned for the old Regina Terrace property at 46th and 
Fourth in S. Minneapolis (it's across the street from Kirk's Mobil, one of the oldest 
black-owned gas stations in the city).  I thought this paragraph was interesting:

"Considering the long and painful hard work of the neighborhood to remove all drug 
related businesses from this corner, the ongoing efforts to remove the adjacent 
Clinton Avenue drug house and Field grade school across the street, we question the 
appropriateness of locating this facility in our neighborhood."

There was a neighborhood meeting on this issue yesterday, but I don't know much about 
what happened at that meeting.

Gregory Luce
N. Phillips (work)  

North Phillips Press is a publication of Project 504, 
a housing related neighborhood organization based in 
the Phillips neighborhood.
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