Does anybody besides me miss the quarterly newsletter that CCP-SAFE used to
put out, the SAFE Times? I suppose it fell victim to the city's budget cuts,
but could it be started again as an e-mail newsletter? I found it very
informative and useful to my work.
Valerie Powers
Ward 10
REMINDERS:
Saturday, November 1 is Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). The Midtown
Greenway Coalition is proud to join other community groups in celebrating this
important Latino holiday!
Local multimedia artists Patricia Mendoza and Constanza Carballo invite
community members of all ages to beautify
And Savran's! (I totally forgot Savran's).
Valerie Powers
Aldrich Ink
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 - change the subject
(Mpls-specific, of course.)
Minne
Okay, literate fellow citizens, time to start a new thread!
What's YOUR favorite Minneapolis bookstore? When I need a nice print fix, I
like to go to Orr Books in Uptown or to the Book House in Dinkytown.
Shinder's is good for newspapers if I really want to smear up my house with ink. And
I work with a local group that is interested in exploring the
"Adopt-A-Highway" program. They want to adopt a section of I-35W. Does anybody know
who or
where I can call to find out more about this program? E-mail me off-line if
you do.
Thank you.
Valerie Powers
Ward 10
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Just why would the residents of Minneapolis hate the Hill family?
Valerie Powers
Ward 10
Could somebody e-mail me off-list
and let me know when and where tonight's STRIDE meeting is going to be held?
I know somebody who plans to go to the meeting, and they still think that
it's going to be held at the Hosmer Library. And could I also be provided
with the STRIDE website's address?
MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
WHAT: Information and feedback session for the business community
regarding the proposed
MIDTOWN GREENWAY ZONING OVERLAY DISTRICT.
A meal will be provided as well as a brief performance art piece titled
"Zoning for a Great Greenway" by Wendy Morris.
WHEN: Thur
On behalf of the Nicollet-Lake Business Association, I am pleased to announce
the debut of the association's web-site at www.nic-lake.com.
I invite everybody to take a look at the "Links" page -- if you have a
sugestion for a link that would work well with the page, please feel free to
pass
I work with a Minneapolis business association that is thinking about having
identity-creating banners made. Could anyone in our group who is affiliated
with a Minneapolis business association with identifying banners, please
e-mail me off-list and let me know what company made your banners, t
This is kinda off-topic, but the subject of Minneapolis Crows has me cracking
(or perhaps cawing) up, because I'm part of a writer's group named Garden
Crow Poetry Group, which meets twice a month.
We're always trying to get fresh feathers - uh, writers - involved. E-mail
me directly if anybo
I'd say number one and two (together) would have to be Brian Herron's
resignation and Basim Sabri's arrest.
Number three would be R. T. Rybak's victory over Sharon Sayles Belton.
Don't know about four and five.
Valerie Powers
Ward 10
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This has got to be the strangest November I ever did see.
People are biking down the street in shorts and sandals, there's not an
ice-scraper in sight, and I was just out in my backyard - bare-footed, mind
you - and I discovered that the neighbor's lilac bushes are putting out buds!
Any ot
Remember two movies for the price of one at the Uptown Theater in the late
70's and early 80's? Saw many a foreign film during those years with college
comrades or dates. I saw "Breaker Morant," "The Lighthorsemen," and "Picnic
at Hangin Rock", all great Aussie films, that way. I also rememb
I know it's still there in an expanded version, but does anyone besides me
remember the Mudpie Restaurant on Lyndale Avenue back when it first opened in
the mid-70's? The first time I ate there, I sat at the counter and was
served a bowl of split pea soup by a waiter who was terrifyingly thin.
Yes, we had an election, and we can be damned proud of it, too! Am I the
only one who had it occur to them that Tuesday's terrible events did not take
place on Election Day in one of the world's greatest democracies by
coincidence? New York has already re-scheduled their primary election for
I've been hearing airplanes fly in over head all morning and yesterday
evening. Does anybody know what they are? Ithought all commercial aviation
was suspended until further notice.
Valerie Powers
Ward 10
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And Rex Hardware is on Lyndale Avenue in the Whittier neighborhood, but not
in the Lyndale neighborhood.
Valerie Powers
Ward 10
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LOL! That was a front-page article on the April issue of the East Calhoun
News. I read it, too, and yelped
In case anyone is interested, the Post Office at Calhoun Square at Lake and
Hennepin is still open. It was supposed to close on March 31; all the clerk
said was, "We decided not to."
Valerie Powers
Ward 10
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Speaking of neighborhood newspapers, I got this in the mail from the
Minnesota Newspaper Foundation and decided to pass it along for anyone who
might be interested:
COMMUNITY JOURNALISM WORKSHOP
Saturday, March 10, 2001
9:30 a.m. - to 12:00 noon
University of Minnesota's Journalism Conference
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