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H. Jiahong Pan

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  • Principal, Henry Pan Environmental Design
Minneapolis
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Covers:  Transportation, land use, climate change, housing, small businesses, criminal justice, environment
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H. Jiahong Pan’s Biography

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I'm a freelance journalist in the Twin Cities who once fought for the causes I believed in. Along the way, I decided I was more interested in understanding what people thought and sharing that with those who might not be aware of what is going on, rather than telling people to make a decision on a topic they may be unfamiliar with. Although I primarily report on — and am interested in — transportation issues, I also report on climate change and the environment, criminal justice, housing, Minnea…

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An Obscure Rule About Bus Stops Can Make Riding At Night Safer

An Obscure Rule About Bus Stops Can Make Riding At Night Safer

As transit agencies cut bus stops to speed up service, many riders are left behind. But a rule that's been at…

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One landlord, hundreds of violations

One landlord, hundreds of violations

After one of C. David George's properties caught fire in September, former tenants shared their experiences d…

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Could trolleybuses be the incredible solution for greener public transit?

Could trolleybuses be the incredible solution for greener public transit?

Replacing the beloved transport vehicles with battery electric buses, experts argue, could be more polluting

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Southside Kmart fire heightens urgency of redevelopment

Southside Kmart fire heightens urgency of redevelopment

The city of Minneapolis, which plans to demolish a retail space that cut off one of its main streets, plans t…

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Autonomous Vehicles Are Hitting Rural Roads in Minnesota

Autonomous Vehicles Are Hitting Rural Roads in Minnesota

As Grand Rapids becomes the first rural community in the nation to pilot a shuttle service with autonomous ve…

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Asian Minnesotans say discrimination is on the rise, push to make prosecuting hate crimes easier ...

Asian Minnesotans say discrimination is on the rise, push to make prosecuting hate crimes easier ...

Asian Americans in Minnesota are alarmed at the more recent spike in hatred directed their way since the onse…

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Some Rural Libraries Are Letting Their Users Visit During Unstaffed Hours

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By H. Jiahong Pan
| The Daily Yonder Verified
For Michael Sayen, visiting the local library after hours is a great way to get work done, or seek respite from the weather, regardless of what day it is. “We just had Labor Day, the library is closed all day. But if you have extended hours, you can come in and do the work, or cool down from a hot day or whatever you need to do,” Sayen said the day after Labor Day while working on a novel at the Wyoming, Minnesota branch of the East Central Regional Library (ECRL) in Chisago County.
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Fringe review: ‘Pineapple Kryptonite’ is a tepid monologue on the mundane

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By H. Jiahong Pan
| Pioneer Press Verified
You Can Skip It In the half-hour monologue “Pineapple Kryptonite,” Eric Eichenlaub gives a glimpse into his childhood, tepidly presenting mundane scenes such as stealing a shopping cart from a department store where he worked and developing his interest in various genres of rock music.
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Fringe review: ‘Academonic’ draws audiences into the suspense

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By H. Jiahong Pan
| Pioneer Press Verified
Must see Decades before Professor Karass enters her office at an unnamed religious institution, a pastor and two hospital orderlies performed a failed exorcism in that same room. That, combined with a colleague’s reckless use of artificial intelligence to write Professor Karass’ course descriptions, makes her uneasy and frustrated.
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Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I did! I submitted photographs that I took.

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Early afternoon