I am honored to represent you on the Minneapolis
Library Board. I work hard on your behalf to help keep
Minneapolis a great library system. My accomplishments
include: successful passage of the library referendum
for improvements to all of our libraries; circulation,
library usage and outreach
Yes, everyone, he was warned.
A reminder yet again: our preamble at http://www.e-democracy.org/mpls
requires Discussions of a substantive and respectful nature.
Name-calling, insults, mockery, etc. do not belong here.
If you can't abide by that rule, you need to find a different forum.
David
Today's students are tomorrow's captains of industry, Nobel prize
winners, bonzai fanciers, and parents of those who come after us. Why
tell individuals who have invested such major resources in their
continuing education that they are less than welcome? Whatever would
happen to the real estate
Again with the phonics.
Advocates of the look-say / whole language method say that kids will learn
the phonetic rules of the language without any explicit instruction, provided
that they get enough exposure to good literature, and so forth.
However, it is pretty clear that advocates of the
Dan Niziolek says at the end of his message in the forum:
I will let you, the readers, draw your own conclusion.
Since he drew me James Anderson into the foray I'd like to add my
thoughts.
I'd like to start by saying that when Dan and I talked about the
arrangements for this interview the
Title: more lame Strib reporting
Item
from If you ran the newspaper by Lou Gelfand in today's
Strib
Credibility
Donna Halvorsen's report last Sunday of a peace rally at the
State Capitol said the crowd was estimated by Capitol police at
300. Sue Ann Martinson, one of the organizers, said
Sorry, here is the unscrambled version, sent in the right format...
Item from If you ran the newspaper by Lou Gelfand in today's Strib
Credibility
Donna Halvorsen's report last Sunday of a peace rally at the State
Capitol said the crowd was estimated by Capitol
The Star Tribune has taken its fair share of abuse in this election
season, some of which I've agreed with. But I'm hoping list members
can help me understand three things as we get to the end of the
campaign:
1) The Star Tribune has been said by some list members to have an
agenda of getting
Steve B. asks:
1) The Star Tribune has been said by some list members to have an
agenda of getting Sayles Belton reelected. Why then did it publish a
poll today showing Rybak ahead by 20 points?
Cover? A clever attempt to make Rybak supporters complacent? grin
2) It was said that the
PART 2,
QUESTIONS ABOUT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS/OPEN AREAS
(From Heather
Martens, Kingfield)
Following is
resident Sarah Parsons' dispatch on Dennis Schapiro'scomments regarding the
Kingfield-East Harriet open area in particular:Mr. Schapiro noted that
he wouldn't be able to give a definite
David Strand wrote: The candidate running this year with a real connection
to prostitution in the city is Jackie Cherryhomes.
According to local police offers attempting to control
prostitution on the North Loop downtown, they have
been stopped on several occasions from closing the
sauna on
Could this endorsement be the reason that Sharon Sayles Belton was out bar
hopping at the gay bars (The Saloon) on Saturday night? Does she feel she
has lost support in the gay community?
Chris Pluchinsky
Webber-Camden
-Original Message-
From: Russell W Peterson [mailto:[EMAIL
O.K. Steve, I'll bite:
1) The Star Tribune has been said by some list members to have an
agenda of getting Sayles Belton reelected. Why then did it publish a
poll today showing Rybak ahead by 20 points?
Because they took a poll and that's what they found. And they didn't want
to look
I enjoy the variation in weather that our
Minnesota seasons provide. However, I don't
appreciate having snow plowed into my
driveway, especially if it should happen soon
before I need to leave for an important
appointment. On such occasions, there is
no time for me for get help and I
I recieved a telephone call this afternoon asking me
to issue an immediate retraction of two items in a
previous post entitled Jackie Cherryhomes and
Prostitution. I regret having reported concerns
shared with me by a number of North Loop residents and
business people as fact or implied fact.
In the Star-Tribune of Monday, October 29, 2001, Star-Tribune reporter Allie
Shah writes:
Some have called her a performer who uses her confrontational style to get
her point across. Others view her as a malcontent whose approach is not
constructive. Meet Evelyn Eubanks...
What would Lou
F. Clayton Tyler and Jackie Cherryhomes are in receipt of your message. We
do not consider it to be either a retraction or an apology as the
content of the message continues to perpetuate rumors and gossip about F.
Clayton Tyler's business relationships. For the record, F. Clayton Tyler
has no
My utmost apologies to all and everyone. Jackie gave
me permission to include the following email exchange
in a message which clarifies that her husband F.
Clayton Tyler has no relationship to any adult
oriented businesses in the City of Minneapolis or
ELSEWHERE. I will be sharing this
Great idea Neal. I've had the same problem before with similar
feelings. This seems to be an issue that can and should be easily
remedied, especially in an area like Mpls. where this ice is so common.
CMs, prospective CMs and ditto for the Mayor and prospective mayor, what
do you say about
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