Here's another of my posts that disappeared into Mpls List Purgatory:
> > > Aaron Klemz writes:
> > > I'd love to see some empirical (heck, I'll settle for ANECDOTAL)
support
> for
> > > the argument that providing adequate shelter cots for folks to avoid
> sleeping
> > > outside in the winter mak
This is one of my postings that disappeared into the ether of virtual land
last week, so I'm sending it again.
> I have to mostly agree with Michael Atherton on this one. I sure as heck
> don't want teachers foisting their own viewpoints on my kids, whether it
be
> religious, economic or politica
, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
a talent for management,
respect of other cops, respect of most of the community.
Jon Sez: I lack the personal involvement that is evidenced by other listers so I shall be quiet after this.
I just don't understand how taxpayers can fund a par
As you may know, hours and staffing at Minneapolis Public Libraries will be reduced,
starting Jan. 5, 2004, due primarily to a decrease in Local Government Aid from the
State of Minnesota. For more info, go to: http://www.mplib.org/hours2004.asp
Here are some fun and easy ways to help financially
When I was at the Jordan Area Community Council, we worked with sergeant
Sharon Lubinski on a project that closed 50 drug houses in 18 months,
and then on opening one of the first police substations at Penn and
Lowry.
I was very impressed with Sharon Lubinski as a tough, no-nonsense police
officer
Many would agree with me that $100 is a lot of money to pay for an
audience with the Mayor.
Sowhy pay for it, when you can camp outside the place he will be
partying at?
Actually camping out is an exagerration--- one year I had to stand for a
total of about 30 hours on a public s
On Friday, December 12, 2003, at 09:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I disagree strongly with Dyna on this one. And I can see this being
hard for
most listmembers (well educated and gainfully employed) to relate to.
But the
undersides of bridges are a very important resource for the homeless
a
