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Minneapolis Council Member Don Samuels
Tuesday, August 5, 2003
11am-Noon
Joseph Barisonzi
Willard-Hay
TEMPORARY REMINDER:
1. Don't feed the troll! Ignore obvious flame-bait.
2. If you don't like what's being discussed here, don't complain -
Checkout the new CUE website and the Blooming Boulevards nomination form
and inifo about the Front Porch contest coming in 2004.
If you, your friends or relatives have a beautiful Minneapolis garden that
everyone can see from the front or the alley fill out the nomination form
and receive recog
Chris Johnson wrote:
> Let's be clear about one thing: Governor Tim Pawlenty, his
> administration and his political cohorts are the A-1 problem in the
> Minneapolis Public Library's budget. Regardless of any valid criticism
> of past or present library administration or board, the 30% or $2.8
>
Hi,
My name is Shannon Gibney and I am associate editor of the Minnesota
Spokesman-Recorder. I am writing a story on the Internet and political activism
for an upcoming edition and would appreciate any answers you could offer to the
following questions:
1)
Do you think that ac
Dennis
I will not question your numbers, but do want to remind everyone that the
moneys collected for the inspections department go into the cities general
fund and then the city council dolls it back out to the inspections
department to do its job. Inspections makes a lot more money for this city
Please trim other members' comments from the bottom of your posts - digest
readers (and the rest of us) don't need to wade through them again.
Quotes from earlier posts should only be left in yours if you're responding
directly to something.
Second point:
If you post regularly in HTML-formatted e
One of the messages that I and others have put out repeatedly is how much this is not just a Jordan problem or a Northside problem, but a City, County and State problem. Don started the ball rolling with his vigil, but he had a vision of a larger effort and RT, Mark Stenglein and Tim Pawlenty all
Another bad night in the Mill City. Just after bar closing shots were
fired outside the Gay 90s, ambulances called but haven't heard a call
for homicide detectives yet- hopefully the victim(s) will recover. Here
in Hawthorne, we heard several shots about 3 am and I saw a young man
bail from a
Issue: Guns in the City
After the Republicans, in their eagerness to pay back NRA for its generous
support, told the local law enforcement here they WOULD issue permits to
anyone qualified, the Star Tribune carried articles for many days running.
THOUSANDS were clogging the system applying for
