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- commentary and opinion (35)
- current events (18)
- Downtown Phoenix (13)
- Downtown Phoenix Cafeteria Project (4)
- Election 2008 (23)
- football (3)
- Light Rail and Transportation (33)
- Midtown Phoenix (12)
- Miscellaneous (14)
- pictures (15)
- social media (5)
- sustainability (3)
- urban policy (14)
- Willo (8)
Midtown Museum District Neighborhood Association
The Midtown Museum District Neighborhood Association of Phoenix, Arizona, is an emergent organization in midtown Phoenix committed to improving the quality of life for the residents in our area and also the prosperity of our businesses. Our boundaries are from McDowell Road to Indian School Road and 3rd Avenue to 3rd Street (excluding the Willo Neighborhood Association).
Come check us out by visiting our website or our blog. Alternatively, you can follow us on Twitter on @midtownmuseum. To stay in the know, click here to fill out our contact form.
Thank you for your support!
Come check us out by visiting our website or our blog. Alternatively, you can follow us on Twitter on @midtownmuseum. To stay in the know, click here to fill out our contact form.
Thank you for your support!
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Some recent stuff I've found on the Internet
Friends with words
Blogs I read
- Downtown Phoenix Journal
- Downtown Voices Coalition
- Entangled States (Nicholas Knisley)
- Ergo Dubito
- Jason DeRusha (WCCO-TV, Minneapolis)
- Lutheran Zephyr
- Miles O'Brien (recovering CNN correspondent)
- Progressive Involvement
- Reclaiming the F Word (Kelly Fryer)
- RYANTOWNE featuring RYAN
- Speaking of Faith
- Thinking Anglicans
- Trains for America
- xkcd blag
- Zero Per Gallon
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