I was just asking this morning if the old Minneapolis farm team wasn't named the Millers, and we were talking about how much fun it would be to play catch up with St. Paul: What for a cute mascot? Got playhouses and sand toys to donate to the kiddie area? Need better parking than they have...

BUT, I thought we'd already decided we are NOT building a professional ball team a stadium. Wasn't that the citizen con census three or four times now? AFAIK, we still have this paid for dome in downtown Minneapolis...

Other than that, yeah, let's go for it. Maybe owned by citizens on a stockholder plan? That would be the team the stockholders would own, not a new stadium. (we HAVE a stadium! It has adjacent parking, will be convenient to rapid transit, already has hot dog grills...)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: (snip) Maybe, as part of cleaning up the horrible Kmart strip mall mess at Nicollet/Lake, consider the construction of a historical recreation of the old Millers ballpark at Nicollet Lake. (snip)

While Conor Donnelly replied:
(snip) Can we
>build a city owned, old style ballpark and fill it to the brim on sunny
>summer days? Of course we can! Maybe we can just use the Parade Stadium
>site, with modest improvements, a perfect central location & beautiful
>views of the downtown skyline. Can we make city baseball fun, accessible
>and not just a multi-million dollar political wrestling match? Yes, we
>can do what we want!! Let me know who to call, where to send my support
>for this idea, and I'll be the first in line for a ticket package. _______________________________________ Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil City Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy Post messages to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe, Unsubscribe, Digest option, and more: http://e-democracy.org/mpls

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