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LEO’s Best of 2020: Nine articles worth revisiting
Certainly, these pages were home to more than just nine “best” stories and columns in 2020. But space… so, we weighted stories and columns for variety, importance and timeliness, and we settled on these nine. You might look back through your stress-clouded memory to see that the year started off with great normalcy and ennui…
How To Support Racial Justice, Diversity and Activism This Week In Louisville (1/4)
TUESDAY, Jan. 5 What’s The Soup? 1031 E. Washington St. Free | 2 p.m. Pick up some free soup and bread cooked for you by Common Table chefs at this Change Today Change Tomorrow event. This week, the menu features Thai coconut soup and Farmhouse bread. Change Today Change Tomorrow Volunteer Meeting Zoom Free | …
My last issue — stirring up good shit until the end
I have quit the best job in Louisville — managing editor of LEO Weekly. My last day is Dec. 31. Why would I do this? Because I am quitting to return to another love, architecture, focusing on historical preservation. If I am reading myself correctly, this is a good time for my Plan D. Running…
Ice cream for Christmas because… why not?
Tell me about favorite desserts and sweet treats for the holidays: What have you got? If you celebrated Hanukkah in your household, you’ve enjoyed such deliciousness as hamantaschen, jelly donuts and all manner of fried sweets. Christmas brings a wealth of sugary delights, from gingerbread cookies and Yule log cakes to the ubiquitous fruitcake and…
Random, unused thoughts, 2020
As I sit in my cluttered makeshift home office, with the chaos of a 17-month-old running his John Deere “tractor” back and forth on the floor above me, I’m excited that we’ve reached the end of 2020. It’s not just because a COVID-19 vaccine is on its way to an arm near you, or that…
