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-Original Message-From: Suzanne Belongia
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PMTo: Poverty Roundtable (E-mail)Subject: Budget Blitz
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Greetings, all and thanks for your phone calls and
e-mails in support of the Budget Blitz. I'll send more details
but fail and then
scratch my head wondering why 'they' couldn't see the value of such a wonderful idea.
But then I don't know why people haven't gone to my favorite restaurant or watched my
favorite TV show resulting in my losing something I value when it is closed or
canceled.
Craig Brooks
for an entrepreneur.
Craig Brooks
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To: Online Democracy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: FW: [Winona] mass transit
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An idea - what do you think?
New Business - My
-- the 2003 poverty levels per the Federal Gov't are below. In Minnesota
the Legislature has defined entry level points for various things at 150%
to 200% of that level.
Craig Brooks
2003 HHS Poverty Guidelines
Size ofFamily Unit
48 ContiguousStates and D.C.
Alaska
-- one for DARE might just be
improving parental support and involvement in schools. I wonder if anyone
ever studied that aspect.
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might come in handy if I have an issue I really want to track.
Gene -- This site, if you haven't seen it all
ready, would be great for your students.
Craig Brooks
affected by government's cuts.
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under the News page.
You can also locate it at
http://www.rhometown.com/magazine/magazine.cfm?city_id=CI1276
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You can see agenda and minutes of the Winona City Council on-line at --
http://www.cityofwinona-mn.com/government/government.html
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model for individuals and families to be able to afford health care
and to take more responsibility for their own costs.
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Thanks Dick, Eric, Brenda and Randy for kicking off
. I just wish our
schools could do more to teach children those things as well and that our
elected bodies were also required to go through such training.
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just
clicked the delete button and went back to the top of the message to put in
my response. And by the way, putting your response at the top rather than
the bottom is much more user friendly.
Thanks
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to
navigate to these minutes and agendas, please let me know.
If you want to email your elected representative, (local or state or
national), you can find their email address links on this web page as well
under the Contact tab.
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back and assume the State Corrections officials rules and
regs cannot be changed. They can!
Craig Brooks
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 8:37 PM
Subject: [Winona] Sales Taxes, New Jail?, and Roads
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We had three old messages from early Dec. come through on Jan. 17th -- this
one below and two on Wal-Mart.
I have no idea why this happened. I sent them to the mnforum people so they
could try to fix whatever caused it.
Let's hope it doesn't happen again.
Craig
If a
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Posted on Mon, Jan. 26, 2004
INVER GROVE HEIGHTS:
Wal-Mart opening two years after fightBY BRIAN
BONNERPioneer
Press
This Wal-Mart store almost didn't get built because of intense local
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http://www.minnesotavotes.org/
I am forwarding this as a possible resource for subscribers.
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insurance
but we have welfare recipients being denied health care. AND the sad thing
is that what the Governing article points out is so true -- the general
voting public wants it that way.
Craig Brooks
Posted on Fri, Jun. 04, 2004
PIONEER PRESS-MPR POLL: Health care costs
of the City at the expense of others.
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personally think it is time to put in a traffic sign at that
intersection - either a four way or a light. And, why can't the State make
the Stockton Hill portion of 14 off limits to big trucks?
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state law leans toward such things being based on local community standards.
I would be interested in what our local community thinks about how such
placement of sex offenders from prison to community facilities should be
done and how, and if, the community should be involved.
Craig Brooks
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I know it is shorter. I just wish the State would ban
big trucks from Stockton Hill and thus force them to
come in via 43 to 61 to Pelzer to the harbor.
Craig Brooks
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The distance is shorter
expect and deserve from
their government. I want to think more about this but
would welcome, on or off line, feedback, questions and
comments on this topic.
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Thanks, Ed for the candid and honest reminder that
all
to the City is political.
If the elected City Council and Mayor believe the
people who vote for them either support this or don't
care, it will happen. The expressed opinions of the
citizens who vote for their positions are the
important ones. That is how our democratic process
works.
Craig Brooks
in a way you and
the elected officials in the city find useful.
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Dwayne underscores the true opportunity for Winona
and the Winona Community regarding the Wilson
Annexation discussion. The focus of these types
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Janice asked about closed meetings / the Open Meeting
Law. The article in this morning's Daily News (below)
speaks to that issue.
http://www.mnnewspapernet.org/
might be a resource.
Another is the law itself
http://www.revisor.leg.state.mn.us/stats/13D/
Craig
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On behalf of Tim B. I don't know why this original
message did not go out to the group. This is what was
at the end of Janice T's response.
Craig Brooks
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To: jturek at hbci.com; winona at mnforum.org
Sent
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Below is an article on a court decision regarding a battle between Lake Elmo
and the Met Council. Might relate to our local issues concerning who
controls what concerning growth in a geographic area. I know the Met
Council has special legal powers that direct its
on the past legislative cycle.
Craig Brooks
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Subject: RE: Learning Club
I see no reason why not.
Dr. Pauline Christensen
WSU Program Coordinator
1781 Gilmore
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that
with this message.
Thanks
Craig Brooks
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How about if you aren't motivated by civic pride
to
investigate the
issues and the candidatesSTAY HOME ON
ELECTION DAY!
If it takes beer, tax cuts or stickers to get
someone
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Sorry -- forgot the url --
http://www.sos.state.mn.us/
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Another web site is the Secretary of State's.
It shows how to register, how to get absentee
ballots
and you can use this as a way to find
not
know if Vicki English is up or not since the school
web site does not show what district it is or when the
term expires.
I also can't find a map that shows where the
district's boundries are.
Craig Brooks
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If you're
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Thanks Greg.
So for School Board in Winona now we know that Vicki English is running
unopposed, two are running for District 4 and three for District 5.
Craig Brooks
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attachment sent as a separate email.
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To: Deb White; Ady Wickstrom at LWVMN; Anne Morse; Beth Stanford; Bob
Kierlin; Gail Bradbury; Gene
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Content of document sent by Kelly Herold to the WOD
group --
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How do you see schools changing in the next 2 to 5 to
10 years and how can WAPS achieve broad based support
from the community (including seniors and others
living on low incomes)?
In
a difference even in spite of those at the
higher levels of government.
Craig Brooks
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To all:
Here's a link to an impressive article written by
former Minnesota
Finance Commissioner John Gunyou that appeared in
today's Star Tribune
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Good info. on a resource to help us all get out and
vote next Tues.
Craig Brooks
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Subject: [E-Democracy] MyBallot.Net
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I heard some people suggesting that it needs to be
done at a time other than a general election. A
Primary time might be more cost effective since all
the election process has to be set up anyway.
Craig Brooks
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If interested, please take a minute to look over the rules suggested by e-democracy.org.
The summary is below. The web site link for the full definition of the rules is below and the web link to give comments is below.
Craig BrooksSteven Clift [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I don't understand what drives people's perceptions but I do know thatthey determine what reality is for themand determines their vote. I spoke to someone who reluctantly voted yes and now appears to regret it. When the Superintendent's recommendations hit the paper
if you see its application --
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FYI, an article by British journalist Robin Shepherd (currently living in Bratislava) in the Chicago Tribune.
Anger fails to attract converts
by Robin Shepherd.
Robin Shepherd, an adjunct fellow of the Center for Strategic
the argument about high taxes being a disincentive for business to expand, hire, etc. It would say - "let's tax more on that seven figure CEO income and not tax the business." And, I believe the idea of a tax incentive to pay a 'living wage' is long overdue.
Craig Brooks
Dwayne Voeg
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Last update: December 30, 2004 at 6:56 AM
Debate: Should it be tougher for cities to annex townships?
David Peterson
Star Tribune
Published December 30, 2004
Townships have been grumbling about annexation since the Legislature made it easier for cities to
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Thought this might be of interest to some--
Craig Brooks
Posted on Wed, Jan. 12, 2005
Townships eye new life as cities
Denmark, New Scandia considering incorporation
BY MARY DIVINE
Pioneer Press
It's an old and oft-repeated question
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This is another virus attachment Do not open it!
Jerome -- Your office really needs to do something about virus checking
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[Winona Online Democracy]Thanks for use of our software. ATTACHM
the
furniture to existing space and not fix it up at all.
Look at what the County spent to resolve a disaster
way over and above the insurance reimbursement.
Craig Brooks
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, the proposed new sales
tax, the 'rain' tax, etc., etc.
Craig Brooks
Here's the article --
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Shift from tax to fees hits hard
22 percent hike for property owners; cost disparity cited
BY TIM NELSON and JANET ROBERTS
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
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This attachment is a virus. DO NO OPEN. I have informed Jerome and another editor at the paper. I will do so again.
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[Winona Online Democracy]Thanks for use of our software. ATTACHMENT part 3 applica
that 'instant runoff voting' might be worth testing
out locally.
Craig Brooks
startribune.com
Last update: March 25, 2005 at 7:05 PM
Editorial: Election reform/Carter, Baker tackle it
Published March 26, 2005
American University's Center for Democracy and Election Management has
[Winona Online Democracy]
Dwayne -
I don't think the article described how Instant
Runnoff Voting would work. Could you give us an
example? Perhaps you could use your last race to show
how it worked versus how it would have worked from the
voters perspective under IRV.
Craig Brooks
--- Dwayne
is, and I
am surprised the School hasn't raised this, is that
sexual harassment law and liability apply here.
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You raise a good point Terryand one I (luckily) haven't had to deal with. I will check further next week. But, for now I can say that if an employee were offended by sexual related jokes, pictures or actions, I would have an obligation to do something to stop what
, however once we possess the knowledgewe must address the issue.We may also do a follow-up letter to the individual confirming the future expectation of appropriate conduct while receiving services. Of course the letter would be written tactfully, however clearly stating the expectation.
Craig
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startribune.com
Last update: May 31, 2005 at 7:14 PM
Even after 2001 reform, schools relied on property tax
Lori Grivna
Published June 1, 2005
The May 25 editorial Education funding / Senate plan is still
strongest accurately describes the debate occurring in
here -- I didn't write this stat. down and it isn't on his web site that I can find -- what was the % he gave us?)
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[Winona Online Democracy]Wal-Mart fights benefits disclosure in MinnesotaChris Serres, Star TribuneJune 2, 2005 WALMART0602Wal-Mart Stores Inc. does
property tax capacities. We not only
are seeing cuts caused by legislative gimmicks but
also a shift of state resources to the rich suburbs
and lowering of any equalization attempts for inner
cities and poor rural communities.
Craig Brooks
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that in this day of so much emotional debate about what
patriotism is, etc. that my just asking these questions will be taken by
some as some radical anti-war, anti-US effort. That's not true and I
hope the issue of data privacy and parent's rights is seen as the focus.
Craig Brooks
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I had a paper copy of the questions so I scanned them and pasted them in below.
I know the data on Kindergarten shows that all day did increase results for the children in early elementary. I know that not all parents can afford to send kids to the Tues. and Thurs.
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They have info. sheets for this and for what the money would be used for and for what they will do if it isn't passed. I will try to get those to post.
For now -- as an example --
On a $100,000 house:
Question #1 will raise taxes $200 per year
Question #2 by$99
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for those interested -- here is a report from Ohio on all day versus half
day Kindergarten.
http://www.ohschools.k12.oh.us/assets/multimedia/p6_12.pdf
I got this from one of the parents working on the referendum education
effort.
Craig Brooks
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The WAPS info. says that on a $100,000 house the revoked levy would cut the tax by $93; approval of Question #1 would levy $293 for a net annual increase of $200.
All of this is supposed to be posted on the WAPS site next week.
Craig BrooksTerry Angst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
intent?
To Craig Brooks or one of the other archive masters, isn't that
actually
completely flip-flopped?
If I recall correctly, during the last referendum a poll was taken of
WOD
subscribers and it was by and far away in favor of the referendum
even
though the community at large voted
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The whole picture of property taxes for schools is only in small part
related to referendums. Hoard to look at the referendum separate from
the total budget and the total impacts on propertey taxes.I pasted
below today's Trib. editorial on wha tthe Legislature did
to get them scanned and out on this list over the weekend.
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The WAPS web site now has much more information available --
http://www.winona.k12.mn.us/
A Message from the Superintendent
2005 Referendum Presentation
MDE Review and Comment Submittal
MDE Review and Comment -
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News Release: League of Women Voters, Winona Unit Sponsors Forum on WAPS
Levy Questions
On October 20, the local League of Women voters is sponsoring a public forum
on the Winona Area Public Schools Referendum Questions. It will be held at
the Winona City Hall, 4th and
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News Release: Superintendent Durand and School Board Members to
Speak at
LWV Educational Forum on WAPS Levy Questions
On October 20, the local League of Women voters is sponsoring a
public forum
on
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As participants in WOD we need to encourage our citizens to vote. Please help by getting the word out on how this upcoming election will work.
Vote on all three questions on the Referendum Ballot.
Go to the Winona public school near you - which is most likely your
. The cost of ads the District paid may also be of interest. There were groups that paid for ads that were from private donations. Craig Brooks[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [Winona Online Democracy]Based on comments appea
ring in
WOD and the newspapers, it would appear that neither side
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With all the talk about Part D Medicare -- this was very interesting about
what a small town Druggist in Minnesota is doing. Wonder why that isn't
done here and everywhere?
Craig Brooks
Related to the drug prices there was a very interesting piece on national
CBS news
[Winona Online Democracy]
Steve Clift has a talk on line that can help us think about what we might want to do in Winona. Please consider listening to this on-line or via podcast (the pod thing is something only my younger children know how to do right now)
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To get this outon the listASAP I am taking the liberty of sharing Dwayne's press release --
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Press Release.
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What: County Board Special Study Session on Single-Payer Health Care Reform
When: Monday, December 19, 2005
Time: 7:00 p.m
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what you know and
ideas you have.
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The moral test of government is how it treats those who are in the dawn of
life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the aged; and
those who are in the shadow of life; the sick, the needy, and the
handicapped.
Hubert H. Humphrey
of failure are much different for
a mandated government function and a private business.
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The moral test of government is how it treats
those who are in the dawn of life, the children;
those who are in the twilight of life, the aged
and paste the article into an email.
Craig Brooks(©¿©)- Original Message From: Ruth Marg [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: winona@mnforum.orgSent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 21:23:37Subject: [Winona] 4 period[Winona Online Democracy] Go to http:www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/12/21
who
need the medications.
This system is so complex and expensive and harmful it is beyond words. We
must work to change this mess but in the meantime we need to help those who
might be forced to go without necessary medications person by person.
Craig Brooks
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hospitalized.
Craig Brooks
Winona, MN
(Director, Winona County Dept. of Human Services)
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January 8, 2006
States Intervene After Drug Plan Hits Early Snags
By ROBERT PEAR
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 - Low-income Medicare beneficiaries around the country
were often overcharged
rather than in
competition with them.
Craig Brooks
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Posted on Sun, Jan. 08, 2006
Getting credit
Low-profile program lets students take college courses at their high
schools.
BY PAUL TOSTO
Pioneer Press
Smart and social, Lauren Belisle hoped to get a jump
to be switched to the ALC.
Craig Brooks
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Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 11:06:31 PM
Subject: [Winona] Re: WALC
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Although I agree with much of Craig Brooks' observations, I have
gets out about all the positions that will be on our
local ballot this Fall. There may even be a primary -- we'll see.
Craig Brooks
The moral test of government is how it treats those who are in the dawn of
life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the aged; and
those who
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Last update: February 25, 2006 8:10 PM
Who to call
Don't know who your legislators are? Wondering when the House is meeting?
Need to know where to write or call a senator or representative?
Don't know who your legislators are? Wondering when the House
ust remove the administrative waste. Craig Brooks check http://muhcc.org/ and http://www.pnhp.org/Duane Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [Winona Online Democracy]Over the years I have heard insurance company statistics that attribute 15 to 25% of the premium dollars to the cost of underwriting a
with the worst results of most modern countries. We fear change and we fear losing what we have. A better system can and must be designed. Craig Brooks [Winona Online Democracy]Well, the
re would
still be a need for insurance companies that would be responsible for processing claims and providing
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I asked Kip Sullivan for help on this topic. Here's his response to Paul's thoughtful comments. If interested - Kip is with the Minnesota Universal Health Care Coalition http://www.muhcc.org/ He has a book out - "The Health Care Mess" http://www.authorhouse.com/
-- I think this column is great and I think local government has a lot to teach Washington. Craig Brooks Incompetent Design By William Rivers PittMonday 27,2006 Last week, George W. Bush got up before a
gaggle
of reporters and washed his hands of the mess in Iraq
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This article from StarTribune.com
has been sent to you by Craig Brooks.
*Please note, the sender's identity has not been verified.
The full article, with any associated images and links can be viewed
here.Craig Brooks wrote these comments: With all the debate at WAPS
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I found this article which I suspect may be of interest locally since many have a current interest in our local WAPS School Board. Here's the url to the article entitled -"Battered School Boards"http://66.23.131.98/archive/2006/may/school.txtCraig Brooks
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Rather than seek to find out who started or repeated a rumor, why not just make a statement on behalf of the School Board on whether or not it is true? Craig BrooksKelly Herold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [Winona Online Democracy]From who did you hear about cherry wood
. Timelines for absentee voting is included.
Voting is a right and a responsibility as well as a privilege.
Every vote counts and you can make a difference.
I've always thought that those that choose not to vote should not complain
about the results.
Please vote and encourage others to vote.
Craig
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You can find where to vote at - http://pollfinder.sos.state.mn.us/Another site to find out where to vote and what will be on the ballot is --http://www.startribune.com/587/story/620361.htmlthe local races won't be on this list.It is important to vote in the Primary for
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Dear WOD,
Craig Brooks has forwarded this email to you with the following message: Thought at least some WOD members might be
interested in this.
Craig
Please Note: You have NOT been added to any
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Several at the DFL have been promoting IRV. There will be having a computer with the technology set up at the Keillor event, for the purpose of getting more people acquainted with it. Check it out if you are there.
Even if people don't want to go to the Keillor
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This article from StarTribune.com
has been sent to you by Craig Brooks.
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The full article, with any associated images and links can be viewed
here.Craig Brooks wrote these comments: This article outlines all
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I voted this morning at my small Township Town Hall. I really enjoy
the great weather and am glad we have a good day for the election.
However, with the good comes the bad. When I was in the voting booth I
was joined by various interested parties who were trying to
[Winona Online Democracy]
This article from StarTribune.com
has been sent to you by Craig Brooks.
*Please note, the sender's identity has not been verified.
The full article, with any associated images and links can be viewed
here.Craig Brooks wrote these comments: IRV passed in Mpls
[Winona Online Democracy]
This article from StarTribune.com
has been sent to you by Craig Brooks.
*Please note, the sender's identity has not been verified.
The full article, with any associated images and links can be viewed
here.Craig Brooks wrote these comments: Another pro-IRV editorial
about public input being a facade or being fixed
via who is named or what the group is allowed to do. How can that be changed?
Craig Brooks
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