Weber-Camden and Victory were the FIRST organizations to take the City up on the Adopt program, and have been consistent, enthusiastic and EFFECTIVE examples of the best that the Adopt program can facilitate. I still remember the time after their second cleanup when they accused me of pre-cleaning, because 44th was in such good shape the day they cleaned!! Nope, we didn't pre-clean........streets, blocks, neighborhoods that are actively showing that they care about their premises, and show the caring with a commitment, tend to stay cleaner.
Weber-Camden and Victory Rule!! (as my daughter would say!) Congratulations on the first "official" cleanup of the year, and THANK YOU for your wonderful example to all of us! -----Original Message----- From: Craig Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 11:00 AM To: Minneapolis Issues Subject: [Mpls] "Adopt A Street" Saturday morning, three list members took my challenge and joined us for our thrice cleaning of the street known as 44th Ave. N. The program is worked through City Solid Waste (Thanks Susan) and Hennepin County. This is our 6th year. City Provides Gloves and heavy duty yellow bags. County Puts your organization name up in lights (really a sign). Local Sponsors, Camden Coffee and Kowalski's provided the snacks and refreshments. Webber-Camden & Victory provided the muscle. Mr. Mark Snyder (List Member and Dueling housing opinion opponent of mine) drove to the other side of the Lowry Bridge to help us out. Anyone from Windom Park need a volunteer or an expert on Crimefree multi-housing/resident retention/screening policy, give me a ring. _______________________________________ 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
