But how do you know it wasn't an op-ed piece that he decided to share with
the list? ;-)
Congrats Jay!
Bob Alberti, President Sanction, Inc. Data Security
http://www.sanction.netCusp of Longfellow and Seward
A Tempest! Grab the teabag and hang on for your life!
-Original
Bob Alberti asks: But how do you know it wasn't an op-ed piece that he
decided to share with
the list? ;-)
Steve Brandt: I read it on the list, and suggested to Jay Clark that
it was well-written enough to have the makings of an op-ed piece.
Steve Brandt
Star Tribune
If I remember correctly Walt Dzeidzic had been harping about a
supermarket for that area for dog years. Walter was dogged about
constituent services, so maybe that finally happened and it's a cub on
Central.
WizardMarks, Central
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not get the connection that
Dain Lyngstad likes the idea of residents banding together to pay for alley
plowing directly. Come to Saint Paul, we've been doing that for more
than 22 years. One person one the block works with the plowing company or
individual, the winter's cost on our block is $12 - $14 per household, if I
Jim Mork wrote..
THIS is where I'd love to see Victoria Heller
ranting. Public subsidy? How about the city
learning to live within its means? We have all
this debt from past public sugar to private
recipients.
Wish granted by Vicky..
I've been ranting for two years - but nobody would
There are many reasons people oppose the Access
Project, and high among them is the expansion aspect
tied to the project by MNDoT. In a memo to Govenor
Ventura's chief of staff, Steven Bosacker, dated
August 17, 2001, (a PDF copy will be posted to
www.stride-mn.org this weekend) Sharon
So now the secret is out. The quickest and surest way to become
Minnesota's newest Ole Rolvaag, land on the New York Times Best Sellers
List, and win the Nobel Prize for Literature, is to participate in the
Minneapolis Issues Forum.
And have Steve Brandt as your agent.
Jay Clark
Cooper
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This is another long post. A friend suggested that due
to the length of my posts, they may be disregarded by
many on the list. If anyone out there feels that they
would prefer to read my posts if I kept them shorter,
please send me a private email.
My general concern is that I don't like sound
The MCDA does maintain on its Web site, a page dedicated to the Heritage
Park development's employment and contracting participation. The figures are
updated quarterly. Unfortunately, third quarter figures will not be
available until later next week. But information through June of this year
is
My understanding is Cub owns Supervalue and that they are going through
financial difficulty, so
what's the WHOLE story here.
No, actually SuperValu Corp. owns CUB Foods, along with several other
grocery chains. (See http://www.supervalu.com/home.html.) SuperValu is
the 2nd largest public
Tim Penny had mentioned cutting the LGA if he were elected and his solution
for those governmental units most hard hit was for them to then institute a
County-wide / City-wide sales tax or something.
If Minneapolis was to do that by themselves, it would mean flight of
business out of the City
Bruce Gaarder of Highland Park wrote:
What do you do if someone in the middle of the
block doesn't want to pony up for their piece of
the action? Lift the plow by their garage and
then drop it again?
Personally, I don't need the alley cleared, I
live on the end of the block with a driveway that
This book is also available from your Minneapolis Public Libraries. Earlier
today there were copies available at Sumner Community Library and at Central
Library Marquette.
Call #F614.M553 D38 2002.
Jan Feye-Stukas, Acting Director
Minneapolis Public Library
250 Marquette Avenue South
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