Another wall is plastered with kick-in-the-pants small-town alternatives to The New York Times' haughty "All The News That's Fit To Print".
(For a fine home-town alternative, head to St. Joseph's Church, in Greenwich Village, on Dec. 30, where the superb musicians of TENET will perform Psalm settings and motets by their favorite composer, Monteverdi).
For more than 20 years she has been the creator of "Dykes to Watch Out For," a weekly comic strip, printed mostly in college-town alternative newspapers, about the fractious lives and loves of an articulate group of lesbians in a city that resembles Minneapolis.
(For a fine home-town alternative, head to St. Joseph's Church, in Greenwich Village, on Dec. 30, where the superb musicians of TENET will perform Psalm settings and motets by their favorite composer, Monteverdi). Elsewhere on the campus, orchestral performances reach for operatic grandeur.
Where discrete general practice models can be sustained in sufficiently large country towns, alternative hub-and-spoke models may be required for delivering a full range of PHC services to smaller, more isolated communities.
OnLive's CEO warns that if Netflix could be the only streaming service in town if alternatives are not available.
Residents will be able to dial 311 from anywhere in the 58-square-mile town; an alternative number, (516 TOWN311, or (516 869-6311, will be available outside North Hempstead.
It used to be a town of alternative lifestyles, people who figured out how to live on a pretty minimal scale.
The stock at this charming shop, next to the historic black and white market hall in Llanidloes, reflects the town's alternative and arty leanings.
Opponents counter that the federal government has provided millions in funding to give town residents alternative forms of transport and warn that a road would fragment critical habitat.
"I would be very, very sorry if the Islanders were to go," said Murray, who added that she invited Wang to discuss the town's alternative development plan but was rebuffed.
