Rosalind repeated >
>... I've seen kiosks like this in Boulder and Madison, and they appear, at
>least to a casual viewer, to work very well there.
While I suspect it will not solve the entire problem, I do think that providing
and maintaining a variety of kinds of kiosks and "posting boards" open to all
has real advantages. There are several businesses and institutions in
Minneapolis that do allow this both inside and outside their buildings and it
provides a real service both to those with information to offer and those
seeking services, entertainment opportunities, employment etc.
I think that if neighborhood groups and folks living in the area were
supportive, putting up creative kiosks at the smaller, and larger, commercial
"hubs" in the city is an idea worth exploring.
Cam Gordon
Candidate for Minneapolis City Council,
Ward 2
914 Franklin Terrace
Mpls. MN 55406-1101
(612) 332-6210
http://www.camgordon.org
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