I and other list members attended the third precinct meeting about how to
write neighborhood action plans for requests from the NRP Million dollar Police
fund.
I see some good things happening out of this but I just can't help noting how
truly odd this process is.
I don't know which is the best
On 2/26/04 4:56 PM, Michael Hohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The existing health care benefit package for MTC employees is completely out
of whack with today's reality. For them not to realize that fact, shows
they have their heads in the sand. Why should taxpayers subsidize a benefit
I wrote, then Dan McGuire writes, of the successful effort to postpone a
school-closing decision:
Like anything in politics, a highly motivated minority worked hard over
the
past 3 weeks and carried the day.
Why do you think it was a minority?
You're right, Dan. I don't know how the bulk
Jason,
E-mails from Gov't institutions are public domain. If you want a copy of an
officials email record you can request them.
From: Jason C Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Mpls] Open Meetings
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 11:39:48 -0800 (PST)
It's
Walking the dog last night, I just about killed myself
on a neighbor's unshoveled sidewalk. Unshoveled--and
how! It's a corner lot and I don't think they'd
touched it all winter. The ice was easily 3 inches
thick. Anyway, I went to the city's website snow-
information page, where one can get a
At last!
Laurie Blake of the Star Tribune has a good article
that answers the question of which side is willing to
prevent a strike through arbitration:
http://startribune.com/stories/462/4630233.html
In January the union and the Republican Met Council
avoided a strike by agreeing to
No kidding. What really kills me over here by Lake Harriet is that the folks with the
million dollar homes either can't seem to afford a snow shoveling service or won't do
their own. Both 42nd and the parkway between 42nd and 43rd are an ice skating rink in
places. The two most traveled blocks
To: Minneapolis Public Schools administration
From: Doug Mann
Subject: Request for enrollment data broken down by proximity to assigned
schools for Oct 2002 and Oct. 2003
Courtesy copy to the Minneapolis Issues list
I want to see a report from the district that shows the net loss or gain of
800 empty heated and lighted classrooms with soap in the lavatories and
secure locks on the outside doors. Hmm. What could go in there.
Freebie examples:
Medical/dental assessments - vide the NIP clinic on Hennepin, run by
volunteer professionals with a sliding scale fee structure for uninsured
Hooray for Liz!
What's chronically missing from these apples to oranges comaprisons in
wages and benefits is that union workers organize for better wages and
benefits! So-called 'average' workers are hardly in agreement that
their wages and benefits are great and should be the norm for
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part of a larger challenge: Minneapolis has too many buildings.
That's the problem but there .may be some creative ideas out there
which could make this part of the solution.
Well Mind:
Some of us have had a very creative solution for a long time, just
waiting for a
Not only are they public they should also have record retention schedules
tied to their e-mail archives as well.
It would be interesting to find out if the State Archives received the
e-mail from the Ventura Administration for example or what happened to the
e-mail of our former mayor.
See the
For clarity, currently there are only six of the nine commissioner that
have e-mail; the 4 minority commissioners and two from the 5. During
the Holiday fiasco I can say that the Min4 were very cognizant of your
question and we actually worked hard to not send the same e-mail to the
other
I thought this might be of interest to you.
Olin Moore, Office of Congressman Martin Olav Sabo
Sheridan
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NEWS from Congressman Sabo
Representing Minnesota's Fifth Congressional District
For Immediate Release
February 27, 2004
Sabo Receives
Friday, February 27, 2004
The MPCA has issued an Air Quality Alert for late today and the rest
of the weekend. Air monitors in the Twin Cities, Duluth, Rochester
and St. Cloud indicate a rising concentration of fine particles or
soot in the air.
Air Quality Index (AQI): the AQI has been
In a message dated 2/27/2004 2:20:07 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Friday, February 27, 2004
The MPCA has issued an Air Quality Alert for late today and the rest of the
weekend. Air monitors in the Twin Cities, Duluth, Rochester and St. Cloud
indicate a rising
All,
So, I am so intrigued with this story-- that even though no one else has
clamored in, I will respond to my own post! smile
A memo ordered destroyed that was never destroyed? Two officers come to
McManus with information and are put on administrative leave?
Investigation by the BCA? The
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I and other list members attended the third precinct meeting about how to
write neighborhood action plans for requests from the NRP Million dollar Police
fund.
I see some good things happening out of this but I just can't help noting how
truly odd this process is.
I
On Feb 27, 2004, at 6:12 PM, Joseph Barisonzi wrote:
There is clearly something going on here that hasn't come out in the
paper yet. At least we know the way to earn the chief's respect is to
prove you are a man.
I think that's a touch unfair. A poor turn of phrase, I'll admit, but
it may be a
According to today's Star Tribune, on page D3, Carl Pohlad, the owner
of the Twins, is worth $2.2 Billion. If a stadium costs $535 million,
he'll have $1.665 billion left over. Red McCombs, the owner of the
Vikings, is worth $1.1 billion. That would leave him with $565 million.
If these [EMAIL
The agenda for next week's Park Board commissioners' meeting has been
posted (see
http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=37calid=244). Looks
like a jam packed agenda full of kinds of vague and strange things.
Too bad the public can't get the additional information that
Chris Johnson notes:
P.S. I haven't looked up who Big Bell, Inc. who is slated to get the
Lake Nokomis concession -- yet. Nor into Dave and Kate Anderson who
are slated to renew at Calhoun and Minnehaha (note that Calhoun also
lost money and had poor accounting -- and we reward that by
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