U.S. census figures to be released today show that Minneapolis lost about
3,000 residents between 2002 and 2003. That's a slight decline from the
nearly 4,000 drop the year before, but compares to population loss from 2000
to 2001. According to the U.S. census, total population for Minneapolis
From St. Paul: Mayor Kelly to veto smoking ban
http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/4844164.html
From Moorhead: If Fargo doesn't ban smoking, we won't either. {Aren't there
a lot of casinos in Fargo)?
http://www.startribune.com/stories/1557/4842101.html
Liberty quote of the day: I do
Today's StarTribune
Record settlement reached in brutality suit
Howie Padilla, Rochelle Olson and David Chanen, Star Tribune
June 24, 2004 SUIT0624
Minneapolis will pay nearly $1 million to a man who lost his colon and
part of his small intestine after what he claims was a beating
Since we are going to be banning substances that are legal, I think there are a few
more public health issues that need to be addressed.
What about the people with respiratory problems, asthma, etc. who can't go places
because of fragrances. I think we should ban all fragrances from the
Can anyone out there tell me who owns the Stone Arch
Bridge? What agency is responsible for it's
maintenance?
Barb Lickness
Whittier
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Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the
world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has. -- Margaret Mead
This is a true loss for the music community. When my husband (Dave Ray)
died, shortly before a scheduled appearance at First Ave., Steve and staff
couldn't have been more responsive and sensitive in helping to turn the
scheduled Koerner, Ray and Glover concert into a beautiful and meaingful
On Thursday, June 24, 2004, at 06:33 AM, Victoria Heller wrote:
Can anyone else see a trend here? Have you noticed all of the for
sale
and for rent signs around town?
To solve your financial mess, you'll need to reverse this trend.
Perhaps
City officials (and journalists) should conduct exit
Hi -
Just thought I'd recount an anecdote to make that
point. At the Green Party nominating convention in
Bemidji earlier in June, the opening of the nominating
convention was marked by the ritual of smoking tobacco
from a pipe. The ceremony, which was conducted by
folks from one of the local
Tom Thompson wrote:
I guess that smoking must just be the first thing on the slippery slope
of banning personal choices, or is it just that you have a personal
aversion to one but not the other? Soon what, where and probably with
whom we eat will be dictated by government.
[Me]:
I gotta
Because I've been finding myself growing angry more
often than I like and wanting to respond to some posts
and commentary in a way that would be unwelcome to the
list, I'm unsubscribing from the forum for a while.
My skin is perhaps a bit too thin for this sort of
thing, so I need to thicken it
List Manager wrote:
Forwarded at the request of city communications staff
.Community-oriented policing will become everybody's responsibility.
This is the puppy that creates questions in my mind, and has so since
first instituted at MPD.
There are forty-eleven, wildly variant
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I agree with Tom Thompson, since we are allowing 'Legal Substances' to be
banned, why not use this police power as a precedent. Let's give our CM's
the power to ban other harmful things. Since we are banning things for
health reasons, and for the good of all, because of their affects upon
others,
This afternoon I advised Barb Lickness about how to possibly insure that her
Neighbor from hell house was not for a third time rented to problem
people. I suggested that she help the owner by sending them a registered
letter with the State Statute on Disorderly House or state statute 609.33
from
Early this morning my good friend Laurie Dow, musician and Stevens
Court resident for decades, lost her battle with cancer. Laurie came to
Minneapolis from the more stifling attitudes of Edina in the early
1970s and was active in the antiwar and gay rights movements. She was
an accomplished
It seems that we have more condos downtown than are needed...
at least if you do a search on any local real estate listings website...
it appears that a significant number of them are for sale...
Just how many rich folks want to live downtown...esp. if
all they've got to look at is the brick wall
To my knowledge the city is not involved in any way with any of the
following Downtown projects in planning or currently under construction:
212 Lofts
Security Lofts
918 Lofts
Bookmen Lofts and Bookmen Stacks
The Carlyle
6 Quebec
Tower Lofts
Callumet Lofts (St. Anthony Main)
Pillsbury A Mill
To my knowledge the city is not involved in any way with any of the
following Downtown projects in planning or currently under construction:
212 Lofts
Security Lofts
918 Lofts
Bookmen Lofts and Bookmen Stacks
The Carlyle
6 Quebec
Tower Lofts
Callumet Lofts (St. Anthony Main)
Pillsbury A Mill
Pulse of the Twin Cities
Volume 8, Issue 12
June 23 - June 29, 2004
http://pulsetc.com
Your Locally Grown Alternative Newspaper
--
Union members, Latinos protest Fox
by Lucy Grinnell
http://pulsetc.com/article.php?sid=1160
How to Shoot Like a Girl
by
On 6/24/04 11:20 AM, Gregory Luce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, before you feel that we are on the road to ban the sun, perfumes,
fragrances, cars, tanning, fast food, coffee, alcohol, plaid boxer
shorts, false teeth, John Tesh CDs, and/or the ability to breath at all,
take a breath and
Nick Frank states: To my knowledge the city is not involved in any way with
any of the following Downtown projects in planning or currently under
construction: [a list of condo developments]
The city is involved in all of these developments because the city
permits them based on the
Sooner or later Jim Walsh is gonna do it so I'm going to beat him to the
punch.though I won't throw it as well.
What happened to my rock and roll, whatever happened to Mpls?
Out and about I look around and Mpls has changed. I mean really changed. St.
Paul for that matter. but
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