As I sit here at 1;30 A.M. ON SUN MORNING for the I've lost count of
weeks, this is because it's now going on the second year with this
group of Drug dealers. IF YOU DON'T CALL THIS TERRORISM WELL I DO
it's now 1:45 and I'm back to wrighting after kicking them out of my
yard when the Police
I apparently did not complete my analyze this list. A reader off list
suggested that I also add to it and mention that the same eight Impacted
Neighborhoods, that absolutely do NOT have adequate public safety and
police protection, are also the same neighborhoods where the greatest
percentage
Minneapolis has a low wi-fi rate for its population. Thank goodness for the
independent coffee shops. Here is the link:
_http://www.startribune.com/stories/535/5443822.html_
(http://www.startribune.com/stories/535/5443822.html)
Bill Dooley
Kenny
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North Memorial Medical Center and the Jordan Area Community Council are
sponsoring a six week health and wellness series focused on Chronic Conditions,
such as asthma, high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes, arthritis, heart
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This series offers self management tools that
The issue of giving the land away could come back and haunt the Park
Board just like the sale of the Fuji-Ya site. With the Fuji-Ya site
the legislature kept a substantial amount and the rest of the money
derived from the sale was shared with strings attached. The MPRB is
short $2.5
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Hi Liz:
Thanks for the thoughtful post. My understanding is that currently the plot of
land on Nicollet Island that DeLaSalle wants to use for the playing field is
not generating any revenue. Am I incorrect? Also, is there some other plan for
turning that plot into something that generates
Dorie Rae Gallagher said
Getting back to Uptown...we have a Downtown...we don't need two.
I can see some 3-4 stories but that is personal preference. I like to see
sky, open spaces, unique buildings and not rubber stamped housing that's 12
stories creating shadows and mold on the neighbors.
Dorie Rae Gallagher said
Getting back to Uptown...we have a Downtown...we don't need two.
I can see some 3-4 stories but that is personal preference. I like to
see sky, open spaces, unique buildings and not rubber stamped housing
that's 12 stories creating shadows and mold on the neighbors.
just
I do object to the Lagoon project for many reasons, first and foremost is
not about the project itself, but about the intense demand for development
in the Uptown area with no consideration to how all these developments will
burden the infrastructure. This is just one of several projects on the
Dorie Rae Gallagher wrote:
Part of this is self-interest. I own a single-family home in the
Wedge and there has been lots of tension lately over rezoning parts
of the neighborhood to eliminate single-family homes. I like the
historic character of my neighborhood and I want to preserve the
The current issue of BusinessWeek has the cover story Sinkhole: How Public
Pension Promises Are Draining State and City Budgets. Although this problem
has been discussed on this list along with the links to SOUTHWEST JOURNAL and
STAR TRIBUNE stories, interesting that the problem is now
Council Member Zimmermann will meet constituents in the back room at Maria's
Café tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. Stop by for coffee, conversation, and
delicious corn pancakes!
We will discuss 311: Minneapolis One Call with Steven Bosacker. The One Call
system, scheduled to begin next January,
The current issue of BusinessWeek has the cover story Sinkhole: How Public
Pension Promises Are Draining State and City Budgets. Although this problem
has been discussed on this list along with the links to SOUTHWEST JOURNAL and
STAR TRIBUNE stories, interesting that the problem is now
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I don't think the proposed stadium on Nicollet Island should move forward at
all without an overwhelming public expression of support. But, should it move
forward, Liz W's point stands regardless of whether or not the plot of land in
question was, is, or ever will be generating revenue. I
Nokomis? I don't understand why you object to my support for the
project. Apparently, welcoming a project like this in one's own
neighborhood two blocks from one's own house is NIMBY and is not
equivalent in legitimacy to opinions from the other side of the
city.
David Greene
I don't
The Northside welcomed Hissoner today at West Bro and Lyndale. The Press, and
a friendly phalanx of Mpls. Finest in-blue, were in view on the corners of
Lyndale N. and West Bro. Beaming for the camera; RT, I am sure, was extolling
the promise of the Brave New World of Photo Cop. I look forward
This is following up on my post here yesterday (reprinted on Lloydletta):
http://lloydletta.blogspot.com/2005/06/colin-powell-in-town-to-raise-money.html
Neal St Anthony does a puff piece on the Colin Powell Youth Center:
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