All posts tagged What Lexington Needs

January 1995 What Lexington Needs: Crystal E. Wilkinson - An End to Fear and Silence By Crystal E. Wilkinson Poet and Short Fiction Writer "Fear, that is what is going to kill

What Lexington Needs: Ms. Georgia Hinkle - Festival Market By Ms. Georgia Hinkle This What Lexington Needs was part of a class project initiated by Ms. Georgia Henkel, a teacher

What Lexington Needs: Leesa Moorman and Annabel - To Find a Middle By Leesa Moorman and Annabel My dad first came to Lexington from Western Kentucky in the forties to

What Lexington Needs: Eren McGinnis - Feminists and Beaches By Eren McGinnis Possible Needs: More true feminists who are willing to fight for basic issues like equal pay for equal work,

What Lexington Needs: Gregory Higgins - Cycling Lanes By Gregory Higgins Cycling lanes on our roads. Although cycling paths are available to a limited degree, they are separated from roads in

What Lexington Needs: John Author Leynes - Peace and Beauty By John Author Leynes A rocky scientist. And an artist. To tell ACE we need a mini zoo, not a mink zoo A

What Lexington Needs: Neil Chethik - The Men's Movement By Neil Chethik Since moving to this town last July, I've met a large number of men who say they feel

Ace, December 1991 What Lexington Needs: Executive Committee of the Woodward Heights Neighborhood Association - A Preservation Ethos By Executive Committee of the Woodward Heights Neighborhood Association A preservation ethos: Preservation

Ace, November 1991 What Lexington Needs: Michael J. Greene - Support for Bluegrass Farmers By Michael J. Greene What Lexington needs is for people to stop talking about Bluegrass farmland as