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You might have noticed our new tool on the right of the page here —-> Its a place for us to talk about fun things coming up that you wont want to miss. Some of them are going to be open house days and project planning sessions but we also are going to be posting on there about events coming up that we think are cool.

I have to keep saying this in case there is anyone out there that would think that I am posting a finished work here. The things I am posting from the ongoing book project are raw and totally unedited. They are not in any way finished or even close to being grammatically correct.

Do you know anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer?  Did you know that 1 out of 3 women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime…1 out of 2 men.  So unless you are a family of one, with no friends and you are the luckiest person in the whole wide world…cancer is going to touch someone you

Our friends at the Neighbors Project have released their very cool “Bodega Party in a Box”. We were priveleged to get one of the first editions and can’t wait to try out a few of the recipes during a convention party this Thursday.

Wow - only 11 days into the month and this is Round-Up #5. Speaker of the House Rep. Nancy Pelosi issued a statement on the 40th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act. NPR covers the anniversary of the FHA with a story by Chicago-based reporter Cheryl Corley in their “Echoes of 1968″ series.

The brilliant Bodega Party in a Box kit arrived today. The Neighbors Project seriously out did themselves in the categories of overall functionality and cuteness. I am so excited to have a Bodega Party, especially when there’s one literally steps from our apartment.

The question of why you do what you do seems to be bouncing around the nether regions of my head lately, I have to be honest that when things get challenging I ask the question more often than when life rolls out the red carpet.    So I have decided that today, for as much my benefit as yours, I am going to try and put into words why I get up in the morning and do what I do.

People choose to use Portable Buildings for many reasons. You can use them to your advantage as well. There are many things that you and your family should consider before getting started on a home remodeling project; choices have to be made and this is where the delays happen.

This is huge. The Souix City Journal is reporting: By a solid 58 percent to 42 percent margin, county voters approved Hyperion’s request to rezone 3,292 acres of farm land for a new classification, Energy Center Planned Development. “What happened tonight, we were not supposed to be able to do,” Phillips told a cheering audience.

From: Wayne Senville, Editor, PCJ, editor@plannersweb.com I asked Kit Hodge, who is CEO of the Neighbors Project, if she'd be willing to write an article for the Planning Commissioners Journal, sharing her thoughts on ways in which local planning commissions can seek out younger members -- in particular, younger "Generation Xers" (born 1965-1980) and older "Millenials" (1981-1999).