stenglein had a big contingency in the parade, lots of
supporters walking with him. lisa had a drum and
bugle corp, or maybe they were just walking behind
her. i didn't even see the mayor, although i might
have been too busy eating mini-donuts and missed her.
for what it is worth, i say watch
Future of nrp press conference to be held at ten am today at 29th ave and 25th st.
Rumor is the death of nrp phase 2 at the hands of the legislature will be announced.
David Brauer Kingfield
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In some ways the lack of endorsement by Stonewall of Robert Lilligren,
reminds me of Stonewall's failure to endorse Catherine Shreves -- who has
turned out to be a very able school board member.
Anybody who's really interested in going over this yet again (it
was discussed once
Oops - I'm told the press conference is at 11 a.m., not 10.
Sorry for the error,
David Brauer
Kingfield
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David Brauer
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 9:34 AM
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Subject: [Mpls] Future of
Title: Press Release:
A no brainer. While the
Stanek agreement may have raped the racial profiling bill; St. Paul has taken
some of the major recommendations and put them in place. Minneapolis Council members and Mayor
should have been the lead on this one.
Now, we must at least follow,
Green Party candidates kept busy throughout Pride
Weekend beginning Friday evening at the annual Dyke
March down Lyndale. The parade stepped off at 10 pm
from Loring Park following Dyke Night at the Walker
Art Center and proceeded down Lyndale to Lyn-Lake.
Lavender Greens hosted a Dyke March
The press conference will be held at 11 a.m. today (Wed. Jun 27)
at 2900 East 25th Street (across from Matthews Park). Mayor Sharon Sayles
Belton and Council President Jackie Cherryhomes will be joined by
neighborhood leaders and others to talk about the current State tax bill
negotiations that
I'd be interested in finding out why African Americans are drawing a line
between themselves and Somalians. Somalia's in Africa last I checked. If
they've relocated here, they're basically African Americans. Every race in
the world embraces and touts the differences among themselves, not the
Title: Re: [Mpls] The emperor is naked- lack of
representatio
It is
time for change. Patrick Peterson has been able to use various
mentors to form his ideals and is proud of those who have come before
him and stand with him to be unapologetic about who one is. While
being unapologetic people are
David asked me to post because he used up both his posts today.
The Mayor, Communications Director, Ann Freeman, City Coordinator, Kathy
O'Brien and Councilmembers Cherryhomes and Campbell all showed up across
the street from my home this morning at 11:00 a.m. Joining them were Bob
Miller from
If Eva has the text of Brian Herron's
speech to show us that it was not
inclusive of all members of the 8th
Ward, I will take her contention seriously.
However, I was on stage during Brian's
speech and remember no glaring ommissions.
And Brian's campaign folks placed a
big Endorsed by
Below is the text of the remarks made today at a news conference held by
Mayor Sharon Sayles Belton and Council President Jackie Cherryhomes to
address the current State tax bill that endangers the funding for City
initiatives such as the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) and
affordable
Just a small correction. The house Ann Freeman
was talking about was built in 1888 instead of
1988 (I'm sure it was just a typo).
Matthea Smith
Powderhorn Park 9-4
--- Freeman, Ann E
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Let me give you just one example. This house
was built in 1988. The Seward
Let's see, We just gave away about $150 million to Target and block E's big
box businesses to help their bottom line, and now our big-business DFL
leaders are upset NRP might be in jeopardy. Talk about a shift in the blame
for their irresponsible, wasteful spending.
Between Republicans in
I, also, attended the Mayor's press conference.
Judging from David Brauer's frantic posts I thought I
ought to attend. Don't want to miss those
earth-shattering events.
I only read about it at 10:45 so I was hard pressed to
get there on time. Cost me $7 to take a cab.
I don't even go to full
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's see, We just gave away about $150 million to Target and block E's big
box businesses to help their bottom line, and now our big-business DFL
leaders are upset NRP might be in jeopardy. Talk about a shift in the blame
for their irresponsible, wasteful
At 10:20 AM 6/27/01 -0500, List Manager wrote:
The press conference will be held at 11 a.m. today (Wed. Jun 27)
at 2900 East 25th Street (across from Matthews Park). Mayor Sharon Sayles
Belton and Council President Jackie Cherryhomes will be joined by
neighborhood leaders and others to talk about
timothy connolly wrote:
NRP spent 48.5% of its funds, roughly $82 million on
housing. The majority of that was spent for
improvement and renovation of owner-occupied single
family houses such as the Petersons.
But that was not the fault of the NRP. It was
neighborhoods that decided
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I attended the Pride parade this weekend and was
thrilled by the good time had by all. I'm proud to
live in a city with such diversity and acceptance,
and was happy to see the community come together to
celebrate Is that parade always that big, or did
good weather help??
It was
Given Papa John's long-time political activism, which bleeds into his songs,
I thought it appropriate to post this news release about his CD reception.
There will surely be Minneapolis politics talked there. - David Brauer, list
manager
Papa John Kolstad CD Release Reception
Thursday, June 28,
Here's a real debate for Minneapolis Issues:
http://www.startribune.com/viewers/qview/cgi/qview.cgi?templ
ate=opinion_aslug=tan28
Russ Peterson
St. Michael
former Standishite
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Dyna Sluyter writes in response to Makeda Zulu-Gillespie's comments about
the Upper River Master Plan not necessarily serving those who live along the
river:
You're right- a certain junk yard along the river a block south of the
Lowry bridge has been totally ignored by the River Master Plan. I'm
Just got done reading Linda Picone's SW Journal Opinion piece which talks
about the quality of life here in our beautiful city. She talks about the
E-group and our dialogue regarding Java Noire.
It was fun seeing folks again, always quite an array of characters we are.
Thanks to Barbara Nelson
A couple of us have posted extensive commentary about the insignficance
of St. Paul's highly touted agreement to respond to racial profiling.
We now are informed that Minneapolis top brass will be holding a press
conference to unveil our city's initiatives:
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