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Subject: [Mpls] Re: next big peace march?
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 21:05:24 EST
[SH]A few weeks ago I saw a notice in this forum to the effect that the next
big anti-war march would be on Saturday March 8. Are there any more details
to be shared (where
Tense is good. If there are not serious views or
intensity at a meeting, in my opinion, truth is not at
the table.
Jkurtis Ballantine, Uptown
"Rybak, R.T." wrote:Wizard raises some good points
in her post but did say my comments seemed to say I
was not willing to listen to people at the Indian
A few weeks ago I saw a notice in this forum to the effect that the next big
anti-war march would be on Saturday March 8. Are there any more details to
be shared (where, what time?)
thanks.
Sue Herridge
Lynnhurst
Susan Herridge
"Blessed are the peacemakers for they
In response to what Jim Graham said, I think there are those who go off the deep end
in bitter recriminations with the police. They fail to make discrimination between
those who have clearly tried to rein in the loose cannons, often running afoul of
lousy contracts signed off by politicians who
List members, particularly lurkers,
I would like some help, OFF LIST, with a task force I'm serving on. Lee Sheehy, Interim Director of CPED (Community Planning and Economic Development) has us looking at the city's Economic Development functions. This is everything from bricks and mortar developm
Greeting's List! Happy Friday,
I have had the pleasure of seeing Elected Alderman, Don Samuels, at
work.(Thanks to cable) I was really quite pleased that he spoke up on some
housing issues that affected us and involves us. Although, I did not see him
in the Human and Health Services meeting, it
Please post:
I'd like to thank David Piehl for alerting me to a misunderstanding that I
may have caused in terms of bike access to Lake Street when Lake is
reconstructed. David indicated I may have said that once Lake Street is
reconstructed, bikes would be prohibited. This will not be the case.
I hope this isn't true. First of all, it seems counter to the concept of an
environmentally friendly city. Secondly, whose going to enforce this?
Anyone see a perfect set-up for another reasons to hate cops? IF this is in
the plans, I hope somebody is bright enough to change the plan immediately
Aaron Neumann writes:
Greetings,
I will be performing an original re-write of Lysistrata (a parody of future
events yet to come!) THIS Monday @ Mill City Coffee - 2200 California Street
NE in the California Building - MPLS. Snacks and art @ 5:30pm - play @
6:00. It's funny AND free too!
See
Greetings,
I will be performing an original re-write of Lysistrata (a parody of future
events yet to come!) THIS Monday @ Mill City Coffee - 2200 California Street
NE in the California Building - MPLS. Snacks and art @ 5:30pm - play @
6:00. It's funny AND free too!
See you there! - Aaron
Need
I am
sending this on behalf of Michael Calvin whose computer is not cooperating with
him right now. This is not to be
considered one of my two allotted posts for the day.
Have a good
one.
Pamela
Taylor
-Original Message-
From: michael cavlan
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I heard from someone who attended the Lake Street PAC
meeting that Jim Grube of Hennepin County stated that
as Lake Street is re-built, there will be no
accomodation for bikes - bikes will actually be
prohibited - can someone offer more insight and
information on this??
David Piehl
Central
Some schools (like my old high school--not in Mpls, by the way) have a policy that
does not allow visitors at all during the regular school day.
Do most schools, in Mpls or in Minnesota, allow visitors? If they don't, how besides
at parent-teacher conferences do parents find out what their child
I believe this was just the method that was used to originally create the
"set aside monies". I believe Gretchen Nichols might have even been
involved in that process. Gretchen possibly has forgotten that fact? Or
perhaps her intent was for the money to be used for something other than
helping poo
It just proves a point I made a while back. The leaders of communities, are
so passionate about issues, that "THEIR" need to be heard, often comes
before those of us, that really need to be the ones talking; Often times
resulting in duplicate messages. Now, I was not there at the meeting's;
How
The following letter signed by the legislators noted was sent to the
Mpls. City Council.
Dear Council Members:
As Legislators from Minneapolis, we are only too familiar with the
financial pain felt by cities across the state. With this economic
reality, we do not believe municipal resources shou
RT Rybak has a city to run. There is limited time in his schedule for
every event that commands his attention.
He showed up to the Indian/Native American/American Indian meeting. He
listened. He stayed over the allotted time. He could have been "sick"
and not show up. RT could have had someone sho
The RT letter shows how uninformed general comments are on the Mpls
list
-about paralleling the consideration level of drivers on the streets and
freeways for other motorists.
Here is the Mayor trying to be conscientious and fair about dealing
with all parts of the community and e
In a message dated 2/28/2003 5:35:48 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Chapters 12-13 of The Minneapolis Story, Through My Eyes," by Ron Edwards
> provides helpful background on the political manipulation of which this is
> but the latest attempt. I submit that this is the
Two questions for Jim G. and Cam G. concerning this (because you were there)
and then a comment:
1. Were the NPR Policy Board by-laws regarding process for this type of
proposal violated in the way this came to a vote? No matter how you feel
about the idea, if it was "rammed through" without
Wizard is correct about protocol in this situation. RT Rybak very clearly
needs a "Native Liaison" to help him with public relations. Gordon Thayer
attempted to give RT an easy and dignified way to ingratiate himself to the
Native Community. He gave RT Rybak a chance to apologize on behalf of the
Wizard raises some good points in her post but did say my comments seemed to say I was
not willing to listen to people at the Indian event.
For background: This event was set up after a large group of Indians came to City Hall
a couple months ago to discuss incidents with police. There were ma
My apologies to Mayor Rybak and the forum as well. Deputy Chief Lucy
Gerold did attend Tuesday night's
meeting.-
-Peter Schmitz, CARAG
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Thank you Wizard for your account of Rybak's meeting. Given that Olsen
couldn't be there, whether his excuse was valid or not, Rybak could've at
least stayed for the entire meeting or brought a higher ranking police
officer with him. Now I know I've spoken out against the state
legislature imposi
Michelle Martin writes that H.F. 67 is defeated but just not officially. I
wonder. When a motion is tabled it is often under the wisdom of retreating
now in order to fight another day. I suspect that when someone thinks it is
"ripe" to try again, they will (the manipulation of the political proc
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