Alison M. Rice

Journalist. Teacher. Minnesota expat.

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@MrSidetable @ClementsLibrary This comment is perfection, @MrSidetable.

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@carol_pound I am so very sorry. Thinking of all of you.

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@Nationals @JuanSoto25_ This rings mighty hollow…

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@Shoeless_Ellen Exactly my feelings.

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@BrianKGruber I’m getting tired of Scott Boras as well.

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@FightinHydrant We feel awful too. 😭😭😭 #sadditude

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@weischoice Being a Gen Xer in journalism is explaining how you switched to teaching because so many of your former employers were M&A-ed into oblivion.

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My new favorite Twitter account.

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TODAY'S DEBATE: How far should men have to travel for safe healthcare?

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Got questions about building #healthyhomes? Join @ConstructUtopia on Thursday, 7/29 for a free webinar featuring experts from @MeritageHomes, @delosliving, @WellLivingLab, @UrbanLUXBldr, and @PanasonicIAQ. https://t.co/vbJmPpENoL

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Help @826DC help even more kids to discover the joys of writing! I'm running an itty-bitty race tomorrow and would love your support for this great cause.
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What are your (least) favorite examples of land use restrictions that make housing more expensive to build that are not density restrictions? Bans on vinyl and metal siding are the classic example.

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My Twitter account is a teenager. Seems very appropriate since I swear I started this account a lifetime ago. #MyTwitterAnniversary

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@bbsand Loved this.

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@bethanyhardy @JensenKarp @CTCSquares I feel a little ill. I have eaten that cereal since I was a kid.

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Fun fact: super expensive towns tend to have a small share of cost-burdened residents because only rich people can afford to live in those towns. For instance, Bloomfield Hills looks much less cost-burdened than Detroit.

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Worth reading. #appraisals #housing https://t.co/PqY18anaPB

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Loved seeing the #homeoffice ideas in this year's #PBshowvillage. Productive, well-defined, and cozy for today's #WFH #remotework life. https://t.co/dOivSD2TKv cc: @ConstructUtopia @ProBuilderMag

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@DanaGoldstein Got offered $13K to be a reporter in rural Colorado in 1993, with promise of raise to $13,500 after 6 months. They typically offered $12K, but they told me really liked me. I felt ill—I had no idea how I was going to buy a car and cover my student loans on that.

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What can (or should) localities do to preserve and encourage middle-income housing? How can communities address historical patterns of segregation that persist today? #missingmiddle https://t.co/KfHg4MixWV
cc: @ArlingtonMag

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Looking for #data on #pandemiclife in the U.S.? @uscensusbureau's Household Pulse survey has numbers on #education, #vaccine plans, #remotework, #mentalhealth, #evictions, #housing, and more. https://t.co/KR3okSLRzV