-----Original Message-----
From: Jana L. Metge
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 12:00 PM
Subject: 


Needless to say, I do not agree with Wizard's statements, I also
thought that personal attacks were not tolerated on Mpls. Issues?


Message: 15
Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2001 23:29:40 -0600
From: "wizardmarks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Mpls] Ethnic diversity on NRP Policy Board

Jana Metge at Citizens for a Loring Park Community wrote:
>
> I completely agree with Greg's point and was very disappointed that
no one
> from diverse neighborhoods such as Central or a couple of the north
> neighborhoods, �
> NRP sent all neighborhoods the same information.  In years past, 
> Central has always organized well.

WM: This is disingenuous. You, of all people, know what has
happened in Central and that CNIA is no longer able to field
candidates, get its act together to inform the neighborhood,
etc. You're as much, if not more, responsible for this state
of affairs than many another.

[TB] Wizard is right on point with her remark.  The only thing that
wasn�t said was that Jana Metge was the paid employee of the Central
neighborhood group (CNIA) who ran the organization at the time it fell
apart when Basim Sabri and his group tried to take over.

Like many government employees she just moved on to a similar position
in another organization (CLPC in Loring Park).  The story at the time
was that she was pursuing legal action against CNIA.  

Those who run such organizations should expect to be held to standards
as City department managers and expect the same public criticism from
those who take exception to the policies they promote.

Our tax dollars are going into our neighborhood organizations and those
who run them should expect to be held accountable for the actions they
take using those dollars.



Terrell Brown
Loring Park  


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