[Winona Online Democracy]
Project FINE in its young adult work group has formatted a survey which
would be provided to young adults (16-20 years) to learn of their social
needs in Winona. The "newcomers" to our community have spoken openly about
their needs to find a place to socialize where there is no smoking or
drinking, but dancing, board games, music, pool, etc. all kinds of
refreshments would be available -- modeled after the European youth clubs.
Our Bosnian friends say that in Europe young adults pay $3.00 to $5.00 per
night to attend these clubs, meet other people, and socialize in a healthy
way. The City Youth Task Force saw the draft of this survey last month. We
are in the process of taking this survey with Freshmen and Sophonore at the
Colleges, and Juniors and Seniors at the high school level. One of the
messages we also hears from the young adults at high school level is that
when the school day is over, there is great difficulty breaking into the
social cliques in Winona. The new gathering place in Winona, Rock Solid,
on Third Street, is one kind of place for those young adults who are
Christian. This would not take away from this place, but be an alternate to
embrace interfaiths and multicultures.
Whether the young adults in this city believe there is a need will depend
on the outcome of the survey. If any young adults would like to work on
this project, please call Project FINE at 452.4100 or respond to this
e-mail. If the survey confirms what some young adults are saying then
strategies will have to be developed to meet those needs. What we have been
able to learn about these clubs in Europe is that young people are very much
in charge of operating these places. Does anyone have additional insights
about this situation?
Lee Luebbe
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeremy Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Cherisa Templeton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Monday, September 04, 2000 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Winona] Re:New Topic
>[Winona Online Democracy]
>
>I am very concerned about the drug and alcohol use in our community.
>Approximately 80% of the calls coming in to our police department are drug
>or alcohol related. We need to enforce, educate and have treatment for
>those that want it and need it. City is doing what it can but we need
input
>and help from all segments of our community. Any ideas???---Jerry Miller
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Cherisa Templeton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 9:15 PM
>Subject: [Winona] Re:New Topic
>
>
>> [Winona Online Democracy]
>>
>> I'd like to bring in a new topic if anyone's interested. Roads, traffic,
>> computers are all important, but not my passion. Does anyone care to
>> comment on health care or insurance in our community? How about the idea
>of
>> smoke-free restaurants? Does anyone else worry about the amount of
>drinking
>> our young people are doing?
>>
>> Cherisa Templeton
>>
>>
>> >From: "Steve Kranz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> >To: "Winona Online Democracy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> >Subject: [Winona] Managing Incoming Messages
>> >Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 21:32:46 -0500
>> >
>> >[Winona Online Democracy]
>> >
>> >Greetings!
>> >
>> >I thought I would post some instructions that those of you who use
>> >Microsoft
>> >Outlook Express might find useful for managing your incoming messages
>from
>> >Winona Online Democracy.
>> >
>> >By creating a Winona Online Democracy folder and setting up a message
>rule,
>> >you can make it so that messages from Winona Online Democracy go to
their
>> >own folder instead of your Inbox. You can then read them at your
leisure
>> >without them becoming too numerous in you Inbox.
>> >
>> >The steps are listed below.
>> >Let me know if you have any questions.
>> >
>> >-Steve Kranz
>> >
>> >
>> >STEP 1: Create a new folder by doing the following
>> >
>> >1. Open Outlook Express
>> >
>> >2. Select "File" from the menu at the top of the screen and choose
"New"
>> >and then choose "Folder"
>> >
>> >3. On the screen that comes up, click on "Local Folders" (on the list
>> >provided) so that it is the highlighted selection
>> >
>> >3. Type a name for the folder in the space provided (under "Folder
>Name")
>> >that will represent your Winona Online Democracy messages ("Winona
Online
>> >Democracy" for example).
>> >
>> >4. Click "O.K."
>> >
>> >
>> >STEP 2: Set the Message Rules by doing the following:
>> >
>> >1.Open Outlook Express (if it is not already open)
>> >
>> >2. Select "Tools" from the menu at the top of the page, then select
>> >"Message Rules", then select "Mail"
>> >
>> >3. On the screen that comes up, press the button that says "New"
>> >
>> >4. On the new screen that comes up, check the box in the first section
>that
>> >says, "Where the To line contains people"
>> >
>> >5. In the section , check the box that says, "Move it to specified
>folder"
>> >
>> >6. In the bottom section, click on the hyperlink that says "people"
and,
>> >on
>> >the screen that comes up, type [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >
>> >7. Click "Add" and then click "O.K." to close the small window
>> >
>> >8. Back at the other screen, click on the hyperlink in the bottom
>section
>> >that says "specified"
>> >
>> >9. Select the folder that you created to place your Winona Online
>> >Democracy
>> >messages in.
>> >
>> >10. Click "OK" to close that window
>> >
>> >11. You should now be back at the previous window.
>> >
>> >Now this is what you should see: If, for example, you just set up a
>folder
>> >named "Winona Online Democracy" and wanted to move all your Winona
Online
>> >Democracy email to that folder; the bottom section of the window (step
>3),
>> >should now read:
>> >
>> >"Apply this rule after the message arrives.
>> >Where the To line contains '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>> >Move it to the Winona Online Democracy folder. "
>> >
>> >12. If it looks o.k., Click "OK"
>> >
>> >Now, what this will do for you is that as email comes in from Winona
>Online
>> >Democracy it will automatically be moved to the Winona Online Democracy
>> >folder instead of getting mixed with other emails in your Inbox.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
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