Jason
I would be willing to try and organize petition drive. I was in the 10th ward
but I think I've been moved to the 8th. It would make more sense to go after
Nizolek in the 10th. I think our petitions should be the same. What do you
think? Should we try and do a separate, city wide one for
I gotta say, as the first who mentioned North Oaks as a possible answer for
Vicki's query, I intended it to nothing but good humor. If anyone saw it as
anything other than humorous, I take responsibility and apologize.
And remembering to sign my post this time...
Bruce Anderson
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Special Election Day in the Third Ward!
Vote. Call a friend to Vote. Take a neighbor to Vote.
This is a tight race and history will be made!
If you would like to volunteer during the day to get out the
vote, phone voters, drive voters to the polls, do poll watching. . . .or just
be
Barbara Lickness wrote:
As the NRP staff person assigned to Prospect Park I
would like to respond with the following:
The 52.5% housing expenditure mandate is on the
program over the 20 year period. NRP has NEVER
required or dictated what each neighborhood spent
individually on housing in
David,
In response to your request for historic photos -- try the Minneapolis
Public Library. MPL has a 600,000 item picture/photo archive that is
heavily used by researchers. It is one of, if not the best photo/picture
collections outside of the New York Public Library. Traditionally it's
Jonathan Palmer wrote, I think what Dennis was surprised at was
that a Sample Ballot was done for only one race. Granted it's the only one
going on, but generally ballots that have special circumstances like only
have one candidate are financed by a specific group other than a party as I
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Corrie Zoll, Program
Title: Re: [Mpls] Loppett and homelessness
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 2 Feb 2003 20:19:58 EST
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Mpls] Loppett and homelessness
MH And then I read about the Mayor spending hours at the Loppett (whatever that is) when his aides told me continually that I
This is to all list members: Could you all please figure out how to send a
post without the crazy fonts and formatting that inevitably screw up the
rest of the digest (for us digest-subscribers)? It is inconsiderate, and
even when it works out, it's like wow. a blue font. super-duper.
A co-worker of mine is quitting Figlio to work at Azia. I need to try the
place out. Whittier/Uptown has the best restaurants. I didn't know what I
was missing in St. Paul.
-Mike Jones
Uptown
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Northsiders should vote for Olin Moore. Olin Moore understands the issues
that we face. He lived on the Northside for more than five years and his own
story is similar to that of many people I know. Olin was raised by a single
mom, and he knows how hard life can be especially if you dont
In times of great stress or adversity, it's always best to keep busy, to
plow your anger and your energy into something positive.
Lee Iacocca
Again, for a balanced life.
Martha Sandberg, kingfield
A private life is one thing, this was quite another. When candidates are
campaigning for
In times of great stress or adversity, it's always best to keep busy, to
plow your anger and your energy into something positive.
Lee Iacocca
Again, for a balanced life.
Martha Sandberg, kingfield
Come now List Members, what does the above quote have to do with the two
issue? Unless it is
In times of great stress or adversity, it's always best to keep busy, to
plow your anger and your energy into something positive.
Lee Iacocca
Again, for a balanced life.
Martha Sandberg, kingfield
Come now List Members, what does the above quote have to do with the two
issues? Unless it is
http://www.tolerance.org/hidden_bias/02.html
It uses an interesting methodology based on left/right
brain association. They check for hidden biases
regarding various minorities, genders, ages, body
image and sexual orientations.
To get an accurate result, it is important to go
quickly enough so
(BM)
I respectfully disagree with Jonathan that if Olin wins, it will be
a DFL victory. If Don wins, it will be a 3rd Ward victory for everyone . .
.. It will be a victory for the people. Democracy is a good thing even when
your candidate doesn't win, and it is a victory whenever citizens go
Mayor Rybak and List Members:
I was cleaning up my email account today (darn those pesky Hotmail account
size limits) when I came across a message from Mayor Rybak to the List from
last January (1/24/2002). The message was about the recently inaugurated
Mayor's trip to D.C. for a meeting of
Where were all you anti-war activists last Friday when City Council
Member Paul Zerby attempted to get a hearing on an anti-war resolution?
We knew this was coming up, and while the chamber was packed with
affordable housing advocates and homeless people who had slept out in the
cold and the
Anin,
The Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors welcomes everyone to the Second Annual Metro Urban Indian Day at the Capitol. The event will be on Wednesday February 5th, from 10:00am to 11:30am with legislative visits following. The theme for the event is Self-Sufficiency is Shared
The 21st Annual Battle of the Jug Bands took place Sunday, Feb 2nd at the
Cabooze Bar in Minneapolis. Minneapolis politcos Annie Young and Dean
Zimmermann were in attendance, as was Met Council member James Red Nelson.
Dean was spotted taking bribes from members of the band The Cheeptons. I'm
I have already apologized to Peter McLauhgline in a private post...
Peter also stopped by (not for a photo op either) and stayed and talked with people
at the campout.
Over the years I have found Peter to be quite kind and respectful.. so I wanted to
correct my oversight...not intentional
9:48, 8A and 8B are in and its...
Samuels 1199
Moore 1059
Looks like Samuels kept it close in NE and won big in North
Dean Carlson
East Harriet, Ward 10
- Original Message -
From: Fredric Markus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 9:45 PM
I think you are posing the right questions and a productive approach to engaging
the suburbs in a dialogue about what is best for the region. This probably
isn't the only way for sanity to prevail at the legislature as local aidcuts are
made, but it certainly is an attractive way to begin.
I
I am still a believer in the DFL party and always will be. This election has
given me time to reflect on community and a sense of purpose. I just would
like to say, that I will be on watch. Making sure that the whole ward gets
proper representation. I will be checking everyday about the
There is no need to fear, Don had (long before the election) been working
all over in the Northside, not only in Jordan! Now it is so exciting that NE has
played a key role in deciding that Don is the representative needed in City
Hall! He will work for both sides of the River and the City as
Congrats to Don Samuels for a well run campaign and his victory in the 3rd.
And, I hope the DFL party appreciates supporters like Vanessa as much as
Vanessa appreciates and believes in the DFL. Supporters do help win
elections.
Now that all neighborhoods (Wards) are again represented at the
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