I'm really glad Steven Anderson raised the point that leaves in the street
are more than just messy: they eventually get into the lakes and are major
contributors to algae blooms.
I've also had trouble figuring out how to tactfully tell a neighbor that
raking leaves into the street is wrecking
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For anyone who is interested, Ted Mondale is on MPR right now and he just
addressed the KARE 11 special. He is also addressing issues of
Quick disclaimer: I don't know Barb Lickness, I don't live in the same
ward she does, and I'm not running for office, BUT:
We all do dumb things every once in a while. Sending a personal e-mail BY
MISTAKE to a big distribution list is right up there. But perhaps the
pols who have been so
OK...for those of you that I've replied to personally, please indulge
the repeat. This seems like a broad enough topic that LOTS of Inquiring
Minds Want to Know!
1. The Big Fall Sweep. It takes Public Works about a month to get through
all of the alleys and streets in the City for fall
Sorry, I didn't sign the previous post...Susan Young, Trash Lady, City of
Minneapolis Employee
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Thanks Susan for the helpful info. From now on I will definitely work to
discourage my neighbors from raking leaves into the street. As a
suggestion, how about including the ordinance on the street sweep sign as
part of the educational process? Thanks again.
Returning to lurk mode.
Jan
Attached please find Sgt. Duncan's first Graffiti progress report. I
believe that you will all be as favorable impressed as I am with the
information contained. (I've had to cut and paste--if you e-mail Sgt.
Duncan, he also has color, CodeFor maps that I'm sure he would send
you.."[EMAIL
Rich
Ted Mondale, the head of the Met council was on MPR today commenting on the
Kare 11 report.
I did not watch it, regretably, but just looking at the ad, I could tell it
was going to be of the editorial variety...as you put it.
I think your analysis of the report is good. The council,
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I don't know whether or not Barb Lickness is a neonazi, but
I don't think it serves anyoe to so pigeonhole another
member of this list.
Friends,
I missed the "neo-nazi" remark. Actually I'm glad I don't know who stooped to
make such an unfounded and sensational comment. Such a slur has no place on
this list. It's ironic that such writers often wrap themselves in the flag of
political correctness and then descend in record
OK Everyone - here's what happened:
Dave sent a private note to Wizard. Wizard, unfortunately, forwarded her
response to the entire list.
As harsh as Dave's post was, it wasn't intended for our eyes and deserves
only private scorn. Wizard, however, violated a big-time list rule: not
forwarding
The fastest way to dehumanize someone else is to call them a name. Hats off
to everyone who has wrote in saying this kind of stuff does not belong on
this list.
Carol Becker
Longfellow
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Saturday night I went to the memorial service for a great neighborhood
activist, shameless agitator, and all around good guy. Al Hage, an active
Seward neighborhood organizer died on Thursday at 68. Al was a Twin Cities
Freenet person, a very active member of the Seward neighborhood and an
Tribalism, Friends. It's called tribalism. We are tribes of various colors,
economies, genders, political ideologies, religions, et al. We all belong to
one or more of them and tend to get our backs up over perceptions that our
tribe is under some sort of threat - real or imagined, usually the
As someone who composts everything and has no lawn to rake leaves off, I have always
thought there was a better solution to people individually filling plastic bags to be
picked up. (Except of course for the great Vote Yes yellow bags.) It seems to me that
allowing people to rake leaves into
Since the KARE report was brought up, I'll throw in my two cents worth.
KARE's report is, to say the least, "editorial". Considering they are trying to pass
it off as "news", I'd say editorial is a fairly complementary description. While the
MUSA line probably plays SOME role in driving up
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