Why Univ. of Minn.'s tear-down project riles some neighbors
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"It is difficult to understand how in a community like ours, where we pride ourselves for recycling and reusing everything, the university has not come up with a use for those beautiful buildings."
-- A resident of St. Paul's St. Anthony neighborhood in a Pioneer Press article on how some residents there are upset with the University of Minnesota's plans to tear down two university-owned buildings in the area -- Berry House at 1304 N. Cleveland Ave and and Weigley House at 1316 N. Cleveland Ave. -- and landscape the plots to save on maintenance costs.
MPR's Tim Post has written about the U's tear-down project, which also includes several buildings on its Minneapolis campus.
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