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Letter to the editor: More homes, more choices for Minnesota families

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By Susan Morris
| Isanti-Chisago County Star Verified
To the editor, Minnesota’s housing challenges will not be solved by doing things the way we always have. If we want strong communities, a reliable workforce, and families who can afford to stay where they belong, we need to address a major barrier: local rules that limit what people can build and where they can build it. During my 16 years as a county commissioner, I saw how personal housing issues really are.
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More homes, more choices for Minnesota families

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By Susan Morris
| County News Review Verified
Outdated local rules are making it harder for families, seniors, and young workers to live in the communities they call home. Minnesota’s housing challenges will not be solved by doing things the way we always have. If we want strong communities, a reliable workforce, and families who can afford to stay in the places they love, we need to take a hard look at one of the biggest barriers to housing: local rules and ordinances that limit what people can build and where they can build it.
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John Wilson’s History of Concrete poses the material as a metaphor for issues of life and death

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By Susan Morris
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
In John Wilson’s obsessive video chronicles on the streets of New York, as seen in his HBO series How To with John Wilson (2020–2023), the director embarks on ostensible missions, often migrating to other discursive thoughts and topics, only to tie it up in surprising and often amusing ways. Along the way, we typically encounter an unlikely cast of characters. His first feature film, The History of Concrete takes a similarly circuitous path with the titular building material.
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