[Mpls] Re: StonewallDFL ratings

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Re: [Mpls] Council Votes On the Web?

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[Mpls] Attracting new voters

OK -- here's an inexperienced, green/Green campaign volunteer looking for answers: Louis King wrote that attracting new voters will be one key to unseating Cherryhomes in the 5th. I know from past experience that this is always an uphill battle. Anyone have great, proven methods to get new

[Mpls] Re: Library Board Questions and Endorsements

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Re: [Mpls] Re: Library Board Questions and Endorsements

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[Mpls] Machine?

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Re: [Mpls] Attracting new voters

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Re: [Mpls] Public Art dialogues this Wedn. Thurs. Please join us!

Intermedia Arts is a multidisciplinary community art center that seeks to further understanding among people of all ages through involvement in the arts. Intermedia Arts presents exhibitions, performances, screenings, and workshops in its gallery, theater, and classroom space, and promotes the

Re: [Mpls] Machine?

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[Mpls] public art

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RE: [Mpls] Council Votes On the Web?

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[Mpls] Herron/Sabri Article

Title: Herron/Sabri Article Questions about Herron's timing of his guilty plea arise in this Strib article, also heard this on MPR this morning. I'd probably have more comments on this article had Robert not won the primary by almost 20 points.

RE: [Mpls] Minneapolis ward results for mayor

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Re: [Mpls] Herron/Sabri Article

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Re: [Mpls] Re: Library Board Questions and Endorsements

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Re: [Mpls] Machine?

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[Mpls] Attracting new voters

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[Mpls] Mayoral Debate on MTN

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RE: [Mpls] Machine?

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Re: [Mpls] Attracting new voters

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Re: [Mpls] public art

Mark Wilde writes, "Eric's (and others) opinions about what is worthwhile should never be considered when funding arts organizations, and choosing public art." I almost didn't bother to post a reply, since the rebuttal seems so obvious. But maybe not to some, so here goes: What is the purpose

[Mpls] Abbott and Boulevard Project

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Re: [Mpls] Mayoral Debate on MTN

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[Mpls] council resolutions votes on the net

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[Mpls] Attracting new voters

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Re: [Mpls] public art

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Re: [Mpls] council resolutions votes on the net

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Re: [Mpls] public art

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Re: [Mpls] Ballpark issue

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[Mpls] Re: Herron/Sabri Article

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Re: [Mpls] council resolutions votes on the net

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Re: [Mpls] Abbott and Boulevard Project

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Re: [Mpls] council resolutions votes on the net

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Re: [Mpls] Abbott and Boulevard Project

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[Mpls] Re: City Council actions on the City Web page

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[Mpls] Debate Announcement

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[Mpls] Ralph Nader in Minneapolis Sept. 25th

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[Mpls] Dean Zimmerman fights crime

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Re: [Mpls] Re: City Council actions on the City Web page

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[Mpls] Camp Coldwater

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RE: [Mpls] Camp Coldwater

Remember: our rules allow pointed disagreement, but require respectful discussion. -- Robert wrote: Am I correct in thinking there is a way to have the road to hell and preserve the spring? If anyone on the Minnehaha Watershed would elaborate on this I would appreciate it. Why is it one

[Mpls] Greg Abbott, The Broker

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Re: [Mpls] Re: City Council actions on the City Web page

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Re: [Mpls] Re: City Council actions on the City Web page

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[Mpls] Cyber Terrorism in the 2001 Election

Remember: our rules allow pointed disagreement, but require respectful discussion. -- On or about 2 September 2001 we received a virus from an organisation call CampaginOfffice.com. Who guess has a site hosted there ? The RT Rybek Operation. We are conducting more investigations of the matter.