There is a piece of the library puzzle that has been missing from this
list for awhile. When the MPL board went to the mayor and council to
propose the referendum for a new central library, they did so because
there was no way it was going to wind up on the ballot without that
support.
Booker Hodges wrote:
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From: "Booker Hodges" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 09:10:58 -0500
Subject: [Mpls] Abused Women
If you are a woman who is being abused, you can call the national
Some community libraries will be open three days a week
http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/3980142.html
David Brauer
List manager
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Riverview Theatre, at 38th Street and 42nd Avenue, has been operating for
at least fifty-five years. It's one of my absolute favorites along with
the Parkway Theatre between 48th and 49th on Chicago. Peter Schmitz
CARAG
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Reversing '90s gains...Met Council disagrees.
(Story talks about Minneapolis job losses - 5 percent of the workforce! -
but I didn't see any specific population numbers on a quick read.)
http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/business/6268490.htm
David Brauer
List manager
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Hmmm-- Well, the Market BBQ is certainly an old one. I'm not sure if
that's what anyone wants to read right now.
Savitts Paint--Hirschfield's major competitor for decades and decades.
When I was trying to match woodstain in an 1917 apartment building, one of
the older fellows behind the desk
An article in the June Audubon Neighborhood Association (ANA) newsletter
states the ANA is attempting to find a new home for the streetscape mural
(artist, Gary Stout) housed in the former Nan's restaurant. The owners of
the building are willing to donate the mural to a community organization
A further check with liquor licensing indicates that Sen. Higgins is
correct. Minneapolis will treat sale of 64-oz growlers of beer as an
off-sale license application. Every application must also be approved
by the state. The first application, from Minneapolis Town Hall
Brewery, has been
Mannings in SE
Grill and sportsbar at 23rd and Como and Mannings Service at 24th and Como
For those who remember, Jerry Manning retired 18 months ago, so Mannings'
Service is now being run by the third generation.
Emilie Quast
SE Como
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As someone who lived in Waite Park and Camden and now lives in Blaine, I can
speak on this from my perspective.
I love where I live. It's a great neighborhood with great neighbors, good
schools and, yes, we have a .5 acre lot. My bride loves to tinker in the
yard and she has lots of room to try
Two topics: Problems with census estimates and the Rainsvilles, in
business since the 1880s
From my experience, it's wise to take the census estimates of a
Minneapolis-St. Paul population loss with a grain of salt. As the
Pioneer reported, and both papers did when the 2000 census numbers
Robert's Shoes at Lake and Chicago has been around since at least the 50's
probably longer. Then across the street there is the Vend-a-Wash. That has
been around since 1956.
Karen Forbes
Central
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Portland Lake Motors, 45 years.
Layman's Cemetery, since 1857
Boyd Warehouse, 4th and Lake, late 1800s
Tackle Shop, 4th and Lake, very long time
Parent's Garage, 36th and Lyndale, long, long time
Welna Hardware, 25th and Bloomington, since before god was born
Finer Meats, 38th and Nicollet, who
Someone forwarded a message from Friends of the Library to another list
that I'm on.
Are the library cuts really devastating? We haven't closed a single
library, the libraries will still perform their core misson of
providing reading and research materials. Sure, it might not be as
convienient
FYI
This month the City Council will formally consider NRP Phase II
On Friday July 18 there will be a study session beginning at 9 am. This will not
be a public hearing although it is open to the public to attend.
Then on the following Monday there will be a Special Joint Committee Hearing on
Let the kids have their tutors... I'll hold it 'til I get home. I wouldn't want my
relief to get
in the way of evolution.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
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Someone forwarded a message from Friends of the Library to another list
that I'm on.
Are the
Friedman's Department Store on West Broadway.
I suspect it will outlast Target Department Store.
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(Mpls-specific, of course.)
In a message dated 7/10/03 7:04:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Where is the evidence that Market BBQ, as a company, is at fault?
---SNIP
If this family hasn't even tried to get satisfaction from the owners,
then I can in no way support a boycott. Just because 1
No great surprise...
On Thursday, July 10, 2003, at 11:21 AM, List Manager wrote:
Strib's take: 4,000 fewer people in 2002 than in 2000 - the 10th
biggest dip
in the nation. Local officials dispute it.
Here in Hawthorne the population loss is probably in the double digits
percentage wise.
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