[Winona Online Democracy]

I, for one, am very much in favor of restoring the courthouse to it's
original design!!
joanie heydt-nelson


>From: "Duane Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "marcia chaffee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Re: [Winona] Tech Expo and Archives
>Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2000 13:39:49 -0500
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>    I would suggest but not volunteer the  names of Walt and Marion
>Carroll as a resource on how to welcome  newcomers.  They were involved
>heavily when they moved in in the  1970's.      On the Courthouse.  It's
>historical value would be enhanced if it could be restored to its original
>form.  The courtroom itself was a timepiece of the 1890's that showed how
>the court was a community center in that it had room for about 100
>observers who  could watch a trial.  Old timers told me that before
>television and movies  people would watch trials to hear great orations
>and drama.  All that was  destroyed by the remodeling that put two floors
>over the old courtroom.   The building could still be revamped to restore
>as much of its original for as  possible.  Could we agree that such should
>be done, we could try to start a  fund through the Winona Foundation.
>Duane M. Peterson
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><mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>marcia chaffee       To:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] ; schenkat       Sent: Saturday, October 07,
>2000 12:48    PM   Subject: Re: [Winona] Tech Expo and    Archives
>   Have you all been following the discussion in the Daily News    about
>Winona not being a friendly city? I have now heard this enough >from
>newcomers who have moved around a lot to believe it is not just the
>individual, but the citizens' problem. In fact, there was an interesting
>article in Mpls paperTribune last week about this being a statewide
>problem.    The writer attributed it to the fact that so many Minnesotans
>stay put for    their lifetime and don't need to reach out for new
>friends.       I have felt for some time (about the eight    years since I
>have returned to Winona) that we need to reinstitute a Newcomers    Club.
>I understand there was a very active one in the 70's (?) sponsored    by a
>civic organization (the Chamber of Commerce, JC's, or the like). How
>can we do this? What organization would be willing to take it on?       I
>feel we really really need    newcomers in Winona if we are to remain
>viable. I believe" tourists" is not a    bad word either.r ---- Original
>Message -----
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>     From:      <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>schenkat      To:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]      Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 12:40
>PM     Subject: [Winona] Tech Expo and      Archives
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>On line Democracy      Group,
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>It seemed that there were many good discussions going      regarding the
>digital
>divide, education support in Winona, traffic,      paying for
>infrastructure,etc.  If you've deleted these messages and      want to refresh
>yourself on some of the issues mentioned, you can go to      our archives.
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> http://www.mail-archive.com/onlinedemocracy%40winona.org/
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>Also,      we need an hour of your time at the Business and Technology
>Expo      2000
>which is to be held next Saturday Oct 14 and WSU Gymn.
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>The      Winona Daily News and  Chamber of Commerce have graciously given
>us
>free space at the Expo to promote ONLINE DEMOCRACY.   Steve      Kranz has
>agreed to coordinate our booth there, but it would be great to      have
>others
>of us staff the booth along with him.   Our      objective is to answer
>questions, show visitors the site, and recruit      more people for the forum.
>We will have an online computer and brochures      available.
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>Could you sign up for one of the hours listed below?       It might make
>it best
>to pick a couple hours that could work for you as      we try to develop a
>schedule.  I'll get back to you as quickly as      possible.
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>(3 hours have been selected so      far)
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>Thanks        Randy
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>   Randy Schenkat 1419 Conrad Dr. Winona,MN       55987  507-452-7168
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