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Impact of Governor’s Budget Proposal on the City of Minneapolis
Preliminary Estimate
January 10, 2002
While considerable analysis needs to be done to evaluate the impact of the
Governor’s budget proposal, City
Barb and Greg are correct that MPHA is looking at purchasing rental property
to use for Section 8 housing. It is doubtful that it would be at such a
scale to on its own heat up the market. I think it should be clarified
that it is highly unlikely that MPHA will borrow against its properties
Ah, the paranoia of school-choice time...
Next Tuesday (1/15) is the postmark deadline for getting your choice
card to the Minneapolis School District. Being the anal-retentive
paranoid parents we are, we mailed our cards weeks ago.
My question: is there any way we can confirm the district
I am the person who wrote the e-mail that was quoted by Council Member
Ostrow at the December 27th DFL Central Committee meeting and whose
employment Mr. Biele threatened. Just to let you know that I was
authorized to speak on behalf of AFSCME on this issue and am still
gainfully employed by
GREEN ARCHITECTURE 101
Ever heard of Green Architecture and wondered what it is? When you think of
sustainable design do you only think of solar panels? Did you know that
environmental stewardship is more than just about saving the environment,
that it can save money too? The Sheridan
The Scoop:
Tim Pawlenty in Person
Hennepin County Government Center
Rm A0723
6:30 PM
I'm going -- I want to ask him a few things about 35W, his statement in PIM
that he regretted his vote on the Human Rights Act in 93.
Eva Young
Central
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Minneapolis
This is today.. I really would encourage folks to use this opportunity
to ask Pawlenty some questions. Minneapolis does have lots of voters --
Arne Carlson got 48% of Minneapolis votes.
Eva Young
Central
At 11:10 AM 1/11/02 -0600, Eva Young wrote:
The Scoop:
Tim Pawlenty in Person
Timothy Connelly wrote:
Do the residents of Stevens Square and Whittier who oppose this project
believe in the concept of change? Healing? Remission? Redemption?
This really isn't the question. The question is: is a segregated,
saturated environment the most conducive to healing, remission,
A couple days ago I sent the (excerpt from a) message at the bottom. It
has since occurred to me to do the analysis another way. In particular,
I have taken the vote totals of **every** finalist in the City Council
elections, and ranked them by number of votes received:
WardVotes Percent
Back in '78-'79 I was working for a local company that
was expanding into another city.
As the expansion took place, further investors came on
board, and everything became bollocksed.
It was decided that there was a need for a level of
organization and authority above the separate units.
The
Tim-
I agree with what you are saying. Equal access for
EVERYONE. Is it truly equal access when the only
place for people with special needs can be serviced is
in a one square mile area of the city. Shouldn't they
be able to chose from a variety of areas to live, like
perhaps by a Lake, a
I have no vested interest in this discussion beyond my
interest in promoting personal responsibility to those
who could use a dose.
In that capacity, I must point out that if:
Lydia House it is for those who have experienced
homelessness, chemical dependency, mental
illness(rightly called brain
For those of you who missed it, the Star Tribune ran a story today about a fascinating
two-year study of trends involving African American men in Hennepin County. While the
study obviously focused on the county level, the Strib reported that the study found
that 49 percent of African American
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