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Michael Hohmann
-Original Message-
From: Barbara L. Nelson
No one ever has explained to me WHY there are so
many desk jobs filled by uniforms. Why isn't
every uniform (i.e., member of the Federation)
out enforcing the law on the streets. I think
pure civilians could staff all the
phone-answering jobs, the property room, and
everything that doesn't
Like I said before, if the Mayor needs to save money, he could just
take a few million out of the police budget, and make a lot of life size
police cut outs and post them around the town, the cut outs would do as much
as the police and drink less coffee, and if live police are around
ST. PAUL: Solutions to youth violence explored
BY MURALI BALAJI
Pioneer Press
Hoping to find solutions to youth violence
in St. Paul's Summit-University neighborhood,
City Council Member Jerry Blakey and
community activists on Monday called for
greater parent accountability and unveiled
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Did anyone have a chance to following the discussion of the McKinsey
stuff at the City yesterday? What happen?
Joseph Barisonzi
Lyndale, Ward 10
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Given the rash of coyote-ugly building proposals that have come to light around these parts in recent months, it's scary to imagine what we need to be protected from. Is it the stuff of nightmares? Is it too exquisite to be viewed by meer mortals?
Hey, come on, this coy game is (deleted). Take
You see news stories about decades-old murder or rape cases that
are being solved using this technology. So given this modern technology,
would it not make sense for the Minneapolis Police policy to be
reconsidered? If they took fingerprint samples from all house break-ins,
they might be able
If we had a database of all these fingerprints, maybe we could catch
some of
these crooks. Heck, is there anyone sophisticated enough on this list
who
can develop a neighborhood system? If the police can arm Spike Moss
and his
crew to patrol and be willing to pay them, I say put in a
Hi all -
ArtiCulture has been invited to be part of a new festival with Abbott Nortwestern
Hospital on Saturday, September 21. The theme is Healthy Body, Healthy Mind, Healthy
Spirit. ArtiCulture is the healthy mind with simple bookmaking as our arts activity.
It will be in the park just east
Joseph Barisonzi wrote:
List,
Did anyone have a chance to following the discussion of the McKinsey
stuff at the City yesterday? What happen?
Council redirects Rybak's reorganization plan
http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/3221678.html
Michael Atherton
Prospect Park
I would support the creation of a civilian property crimes investigation
unit. Their purpose would be to go into low-risk situations
(post-burglary) and gather and analyze evidence, track patterns and so
forth. When their research and analysis amasses enough evidence to
identify a
Here is the link:
http://www.politicsandprotest.org/
Posted by Vicky Heller, North Oaks
In the memory of my father Robert E. Warner,
the first Minnesotan to volunteer to fight
in World War II.
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Reporter Scott Russell devoted considerable time to understand the city's
pension problem - one so big that there are $29 million in new costs the
city must absorb in 2003 alone. (One solution: borrowing for 20 years to pay
that single year's bills - the first time Minneapolis has ever done this
On Sat, 2002-09-07 at 10:17, Jim Mork wrote:
interest in Minneapolis. For example, there
seem to be a lot of surburbanites who have an
interest in Minneapolis taxpayers footing a lot
Wow. I'm of the viewpoint that if the sports team can't pay for it, they
need to figure out where their
On August 29th, I posted my observations from the City
Council meeting in a post entitled Council Member
Johnson stalled progress on mediation
http://www.mnforum.org/pipermail/mpls/2002-August/015976.html
In the post, I stated that eight council members were
present when Schiff started to read
I'd like to add another suggestion.
When you experience good service from the police, show
them you appreciate it. I don't remember what the
particular crime was in our neighborhood, but the next
day on behalf of the block club, I took a box of
Dunkin Donuts and a pound of gourmet coffee to the
List,
This is a fantastic article. It really makes one sick in the stomach. I
have heard whispers for years about the impact of the pensions on the
budget. When the Police Federation lost the million in by playing high
risk investments in Technimar -- there were a couple Star tribune
articles
I'd like to thank everyone who voted for me
and those who took the time to research the issues.
It's disappointing to think that the
Republicans are right and that the public schools
will never be able to initiate any real reforms
internally. Vouchers maybe the only solution
to public education
Dear List members,
I'd like to invite all of you to come take part in the Best Pancake
Breakfast Ever! scheduled for Sunday, September 15th from 8am-2pm at Pulaski
Auditorium (2114 5th St NE).
Be sure to tell your friends, your family and your neighbors and then bring
'em all! :-)
Cost is $8
As some of you know, I now live in Bethesda, Maryland - a suburb of
Washington D.C. It was Primary Election Day here too and I thought I'd
share a few reasons why Minneapolis residents should be grateful for the way
elections are run there - as compared to here.
First of all, it's now
Doug: I voted for you (big surprise) and
according to the Star Trib, you may make the
group that goes on to November. If that turns
out, mazel tov. A rare triumph for a
compassionate liberal.
And some of you must be QUITE PLEASED at the
thorough drubbing Rick Roche got from Scott
Dibble.
Jim
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