Columns – Page 52 – Riverwest Currents

A Reader’s Critique of the Riverwest Currents

by Tanya Cromartie-TwaddleSeptember 2002December 2013

by Tanya Cromartie-Twaddle Several of my friends and associates have had many short and sweet fairly positive things to say about this paper and my involvement with it. While their comments are much appreciated and welcomed, I feel the need to share a closer look at the Currents. Hoping to be inspired by a bit […]

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Eudemon Ponders

by EudemonSeptember 2002December 2013

The mythos of Eudemon…exploring the liminal spaces of Riverwest…meeting the ordinary folk and having a good time.

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Fall is in the Air … and the Bugs Know It!

by Nature NotesSeptember 2002

The cooler air at night, slow changing color of the leaves, and the shortening day length, all are subtle cues that winter is coming. If you are really observant, you may notice that some of the animals around us have also noticed the approaching winter.

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Artwalk

by Mark LawsonSeptember 2002December 2013

On October 5 and 6, the Riverwest Artists Association (RAA) will host its annual signature event, Artwalk. The long history of this event has the usual ups and downs that often mark the efforts of organizations staffed solely by volunteers.

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Opening the Gates of Life: Ginkgo Biloba

by Urban ShamanAugust 2002

Ginkgo has been used as a food and medicine for more than 4000 years, and traditional Chinese herbalists still rely on the plant for the treatment of asthma, bronchitis, and brain disorders. Often called a living fossil, the magnificent Ginkgo Biloba tree is the last survivor of its botanical family. In fact, it is the […]