In a message dated 4/4/02 10:11:22 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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 Downtown is everyone's neighborhood, and that's a good reason to do more
 kids stuff, hopefully at the library and planetarium. As the editor of
 Skyway News, I'd also welcome other hidden gems that might be hiding for
 families Downtown.
 
 David Brauer
 King Field - Ward 10-8-11 depending on who's doing the talkin'
 
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Keith says; Downtown IS everyone's' neighborhood, as David B. says. As such 
it should be part of as many wards as practicable, for balance. I am very 
fearful of making the 5th ward the ghetto/poverty ward by ripping off the DT 
piece and adding an impoverished and troubled piece of Hawthorne and Jordan 
arbitrarily. Yes, it would be OK for the 5th ward to cross West Broadway, but 
how about starting AT the West side of the Big Muddy and proceeding north to 
Lowry (or 26th av. as a compromise), then west to City limits Yes, it may be 
called a minority opportunity zone, or something. But is it not once again 
"concentrating poverty" without DT?
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