A tale of strife, graffiti, then healing in Lyn-Lake. First told in
Mpls-Issues, get the denouement here...
http://www.citypages.com/databank/21/1040/article9121.asp?page=2
David Brauer
List manager, Mpls-issues
A special personal big thank you to list members and especially to list
manager David Brauer for the attention and discussion you gave to the
library referendum. It enabled us to answer questions that we otherwise
might not have known were out there. The new facilities -plural - Central
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FYI... the official
Dear Mr. List manager, you listed the Mpls Issues winners without party
designation. Was that simply an inadvertent error due to sleep
depravation?
Clark Griffith
7th Ward, where there is a petition for a recount.
Thanks to everyone who supported the School Referendum. It means everything
to the children and families and to to our city. I'm always proud to live in
Minneapolis, but never more so when all those people without school-age
children stand in support of the kids in our city.
Quick note:
Here is the current schedule for Council Budget Hearings to be held in
City Hall, Room 317 (Council Chambers). These hearings may also be on
cable TV. I will post additional information on that as it becomes
avaialble.
Nov 159:30-4:30 Budget Overview -- Operating budget,
Thanks you all, list members, supporters and the entire Minneapolis
community for your continued support of the Minneapolis Public Schools.
Knowing that we can continue to provide our children in the elementary
level small classes that allow them to receive more attention through
strengthened
(you can also find the following on-line at
http://www.mpls.k12.mn.us/district/referendum_outcome.shtml)
As many of you know, Minneapolis voters approved the renewal of the
Better Schools Referendum by a vote of 114,152 yes (73%) to 43,021 no
(27%). There were 6,444 more voters in 2000 than when
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To Candidates and prospective Candidates for City
offices:
The following is a candidates questionnaire that was
developed through
the input of various members of the Minneapolis
issues internet
discussion group. A copy is being sent to
In District 59, at least 4-5 precincts ran out of ballots. There were long lines of
people kept waiting for more than an hour (in some cases) with some leaving. In
addition one precinct had a broken ballot reader and everything stopped until that was
replaced. The results with a 91% turnout
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I call your attention to page 9 of the November 2000 issue of Law
Politics which is graced by a photo of our leader, David Brauer, with
Nellie Stone Johnson, a remarkable Minnesotan.
Clark Griffith
7th Ward
Carol Becker wrote:
Meadowbrook Golf
Course is 3 miles outside of our city limits and benefits almost no
Minneapolis residents.
Is there data to support this contention?
Catherine Shreves
13th Ward
I still think voucher discussion is irrelevant hereHELP, DAVIDbut as long
as people want to continue, perhaps assuming it will be coming down on
Minneapolis soon, heres some stuff.
I am the first to characterize the majority of voucher advocates with a level
invective that is not
I think that this and the style of our ballots warrants a new Secretary of
State for the State of Minnesota. I think part of the long lines is due in
part to the extra time it takes to fill in those stupid ovals in just the
right way. This of course discourages voting which is generally an
"Russell Wayne Peterson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that this and the style of our ballots warrants a new Secretary of
State for the State of Minnesota. I think part of the long lines is due in
part to the extra time it takes to fill in those stupid ovals in just the
right way. This of
Privacy folder?
Andy Driscoll
--
"Whatever keeps you from your work is your work."
Albert Camus
The Driscoll Group/Communications
Writing/Graphics/Strategic Development
835 Linwood Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55105
651-293-9039
email: [EMAIL
Let's talk about the election results in the city, now that the tallies are all in.
If we add them up, we see that the Gore-Lieberman ticket received 115,566 votes for a
total of 67 percent; Bush-Cheney received 38,865 for 22.5 percent, and Nader-LaDuke
received 18,180 for 10.5 percent.
What
Oh, we've had so much going back and forth on Nader and Gorebut what I
find more interesting is the School and Library funding referendums passed.
I heard that Wally Swan had opposed the Library referendum--but have not
heard why. Can anyone on this list fill me in on that one.
Eva
Eva
Don Jorovsky wrote:
Let's talk about the election results in the city, now that the tallies are all in.
If we add them up, we see that the Gore-Lieberman ticket received 115,566 votes for
a total of 67 percent; Bush-Cheney received 38,865 for 22.5 percent, and Nader-LaDuke
received 18,180
FYI -- I am told that the budget hearings will *not* be on cable TV.
Barret W. S. Lane
City of Minneapolis
Council Member -- Ward 13
Minority Leader
307 South Fifth Street
Minneapolis, MN 55415-1383
Voice: (612) 673-2213
Fax: (612) 673-3940
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Don Jorovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's talk about the election results in the city, now that the tallies are
all in. If we add them up, we see that the Gore-Lieberman ticket received
115,566 votes for a total of 67 percent; Bush-Cheney received 38,865 for
22.5 percent, and Nader-LaDuke
Hey,
In light of all the questionable results coming in from Florida, I think we
may want to look into some odd polling places right here in Minneapolis. A
friend who lives in Elliot Park was sent to vote at the Bethel Bible College
at 14th and Chicago. Does this strike anyone else as awfully
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I surely hope they were not giving the Augustana folks any cigarettes.
Bob Gustafson
13th
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In a message dated 11/8/2000 5:08:16 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FYI -- I am told that the budget hearings will *not* be on cable TV.
What is the reasoning here? This seems like just the kind of Council
hearings that should be on cable TV, given that they directly
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..are you surprised it's Lisa McDonald? Patiently waiting until the end =
of the 2000 election cycle
Hi all. I'm usually a lurker, but I was moved very much by something I
heard today. Colin Hamilton, of the Friends of the Library was on the
radio talking about the referendum, and about how nice it would be to
make the new library more comfortable and friendly, particularly the
Children's Room.
Sorry that last link went dark. Try this one:
http://www.startribune.com/stOnLine/cgi-bin/article?thisStory=82896700
David Brauer
List Manager, Mpls-issues
I give up! Another broken link!
Go to Startribune.com, Metro section, and click on the left-hand menu to
open up Metro/Region news stories. The McDonald story is in the list.
David Brauer
Annoyed List Manager, Mpls-issues
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