For some,
LRT is a train wreckConstruction for light rail transit is taking
a toll on downtown Minneapolis
businesses.
Judith Yates Borger
Staff Reporter
Minneapolis Bureau
St. Paul Pioneer Press
612 338-8198
Cell: 651 503-0162
Absolutely magnificent article on pensions. Thorough and scary. Pension shortfalls have been known at City Hall for a long time, but no one has ever taken the time or the energy to delve into the numbers and present them in a form most people can understand. The City of Minneapolis faces a real
Hello List,
Paul's right. Things are a mess here in Florida. I could not even vote. I
moved to another county a month ago, and did not realize that I had to
re-register. No same day registration like in Minneapolis. My candidate
(McBride ) was winning last night when I went to bed. This
Makes me glad I took my money out of their hands.
Jim Mork (Cooper)
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Absolutely magnificent article on pensions.
Thorough and scary. Pension
shortfalls have been known at City Hall for a
long time, but no one has ever
taken the time or the energy to delve
I was reading the Strib election results and saw that statewide about 6,000
Green party voters gave Green Party endorsed Ed McGaa the heave-ho for some
other guy. Anybody on the list know how many of those Green votes were cast
in Minneapolis? My instinct tells me most were cast here given the
--- Scott Persons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My instinct tells me most were cast here given the
fact that the party actually has elected officials in
Mpls. Any concerns from Green Party types about the
low total of voters given the embarrassing Ed McGaa?
Scott: well, at least one of those Green
Congratulations to Doug Mann. His win in the primary was not accident. It
is my sincere hope that those individuals who wish to see a concrete change
in the education of our children in the near future get behind his campaign
NOW.
Examine carefully all the candidates who are advancing.
Reading about the Labor Fay party incident, once again,I have
fundamental questions that I hope that those who cry,police bashing!
will take to heart:
1.would a simple noise complaint --a TRIVIAL infraction--have been
handled w/such an over-reaction of force and arrests by police, if it
had
1.would a simple noise complaint --a TRIVIAL infraction--have been
handled w/such an over-reaction of force and arrests by police, if it
had been a white family?
Yes, they had already received one warning. I have been at a number of parties that
were broken up my MPLS police, in my
Lydia Howell wrote:
3.why are POLICE considered (by some) to ALWAYS be absolutely
credible?Yet,civillians-espesciallt, civilians of color, have NO
CREDIBILITY? This is no different than the old South tradition that no
black person's word had any weight against any white person's.
WM:
Pam Taylor wrote:
It took them (police)almost two hours to arrive at my
home, and when they finally got there, they said it
was not customary for them to dust for fingerprints.
They wrote a report, which nothing ever came of, and
gathered no type of evidence. I was given some crappy
story,
As lomg as we are promoting pancake breakfasts.
I'm sure the East Side Food Co-op's are the Best Ever,
but ours are All You Can Eat!
Sunday, September 22
10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
$5 All You Can Eat
Elim Baptist Church
685 13th Ave NE
(across from Logan Park)
Sponsored by Elim Baptist, and
Actually we number crunchers are doing that kind of figuring as we all
speak today. However, I am very impressed with our growth out state from 4
years ago shown just by the number in counties we have at this moment. And
you are right - Hennepin County is a heavy weight as are Ramsey, Anoka,
Michael Lomker wrote:
The police have never investigated burglaries. That
isn't just a Minneapolis thing -- when I lived in
rural Wisconsin they didn't investigate them, either.
David Piehl writes:
They investigate theft in Fargo-Moorhead, at least on
the Fargo side. The Fargo-Moorhead area
Oops! I read the wrong columns and misinterpreted the info - I stayed up to
late last night obviously,
sorry for the mistake,
Some of my message still stand though...
Annie Young
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Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil City Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy
Money for flier distribution has been an issue since
the first days of the Access Project. If organizers
of a process truly want neighborhood input, then
information is vital, and over the years fliering has
become a key method of notifying residents. All of
this was made clear in the beginning
I agree that Wizard Marks has some very fine points as does Michael Lomker
and this lines initiator LYDIA HOWELL. However I wish to ask all list members
a question;
When do we take responsibility for our own lives and actions?
If I am going to get confrontational with a police officer I
Today we dedicated Loring Park as a site of peace. I would like to invite
all of you to come to Loring Park, not just to see what a jewel it really is
in the park system, but to just get away and take some time out to reflect
where we may be going in the next few months.
Richard Anderson
Loring
Thanks to everyone who helped me survive the primary.
You're invited to a party:
Tues, September 17, from 7PM to 10PM.
Location: Home of Doug Linda Mann
3619 Grand Ave S, Mpls
Email or phone us if you plan to attend.
Home Phone 612 822-3776
-Doug mann
http://educationright.tripod.com
List,
It's been my impression that Minneapolis is the stronghold/beachhead of
the Green Party in Minnesota. I looked for Ken Pentel's voting results
to test this. While I haven't added up a Minneapolis breakdown of the
gubernatorial totals yet, I did find Hennepin County's totals easily.
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