Mark V Anderson said:
I was recently told that Gary Schiff's endorsement of Jeff Hayden for
Council from the 8th Ward just means that Hayden is allied with Schiff's
coalition in the Council. I didn't even know the Council had long-standing
coalitions (unlike the Park Board, which has the ongoin
> >Who is normally allied with whom? Over what issues? And is
> >there really a Gary Schiff coalition?
>
> Clearly that's what it is. That's the problem with Gary not having a
> strong opponent challenging him - it gives him time to mess in other
> council races.
You are making an uninformed as
Would anyone like to contribute to buying Marie Hauser some new, stronger
glasses? Okay, okay. Maybe they'd have to have super powers, considering her
blind spot.
At the last Park Board Meeting, Hauser's Planning Committee voted to advance
the DeLaSalle proposal for converting acres of park land o
For what it's worth, my wife and I just returned from a very pleasant night
at SeaSalt at Minneahaha Park. We had the good luck to run into freinds
there and had a delightful time. The Crab sandwich I had was wonderful. I
know some of the Park Board Bashers seem to think these Private Public
partne
I again will tell people, if you want information, contact me and I will send
you the recommendations of the Decrim Task Force of the Community Advisory
Board on Homelessness and our Continuing dialogue which outlines the rationale
for our recs to the City Council and the Mayor.
It gives you a
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From: "Dorie Rae Gallagher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2005 8:46 PM
Subject: Fw: [Mpls] Rybak, McLaughlin, Hakeem and the Homeless
I have hear before that homelessness is more under the county than the
city.
I did not
Thanks for the maps...Of course, they said the fire department said
it was not a problem if they closed the road...only the fire department
had not been approached according to a poster...has the fire department
made any statements about that yet?
If people were trying to leave the island by car
In response to the comment that Gail Dorfman's endorsement of Mayor Rybak
must equal Mayor Rybak having concern for homlessness:
I also am an ardent admirer and supporter of Commissioner Dorfman. I doubt
that you will ever hear me utter a negative comment about this incredible
woman.
Every adv
>From the Star Tribune
August 7, 2005
R.T. Rybak: We mustn't go backward on smoke-free ordinance
As mayor of Minneapolis, I am proud of our city and state's reputation as
health leaders. Being recognized nationally as a healthy place to work and have
fun is part of who we are and how w
I'd like to answer a recent post and address some of the concerns posed therein:
1). "If Mayor Rybak is so horrible on homeless issues, why is it that Hennepin
County Commissioner Gail Dorfman, who is arguably the strongest advocate the
homeless have among our city or county elected officials,
I'd like to answer a recent post and address some of the concerns posed therein:
1). "If Mayor Rybak is so horrible on homeless issues, why is it that Hennepin
County Commissioner Gail Dorfman, who is arguably the strongest advocate the
homeless have among our city or county elected officials,
At 03:46 PM 8/6/2005, Anderson & Turpin wrote:
I was recently told that Gary Schiff's endorsement of Jeff Hayden for
Council from the 8th Ward just means that Hayden is allied with Schiff's
coalition in the Council. I didn't even know the Council had long-standing
coalitions (unlike the Park Boa
I think its great to have a website like this,
http://www.e-democracy.org/wiki/Minneapolis_election_2005_candidates
which ideally will be a "one stop shop" for people looking for information
about the candidates...
Annie mentioned that some are missing...
The e-democracy folks will need to get a
I was recently told that Gary Schiff's endorsement of Jeff Hayden for
Council from the 8th Ward just means that Hayden is allied with Schiff's
coalition in the Council. I didn't even know the Council had long-standing
coalitions (unlike the Park Board, which has the ongoing 5-4 split). Can
someon
I noticed the e-democracy list has quite a few candidates listed who aren't
really running and the candidates who have filed are not listed. Yes, this
needs some serious updating work.
Annie Young
At 08:50 PM 8/5/05 -0500, md wrote:
I've been spending time here looking at the candidate inf
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For state and national discussion
Spokesman-Recorder: City weakest link in NW Corridor development
Highway 81 Partners; big and small/ Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) on Lowry and West
Bro carry sacks of $$$/ Hood is developmentally challenged?/ MICAH organizer
says: Affordable Housing needed here/ Two Council Members comments/ Is Keith
This is not an unprecedented action. In 1981, when Mpls hired police
officers after a five year hiring freeze, all of the officers in the first
two groups were already working as full-time police in other jurisdictions.
Therefore, the rookie school was cut down. I would imagine that the new
offic
I have to agree with Mark Snyder on this one. Let me begin by saying that I
am supporting neither Rybak nor McLaughlin (though if I were to support a
Democrat, I think I would be in the McLaughlin camp). Instead I am
supporting Farheen Hakeem for a plethora of reasons...she's radical, she's
feminis
Question: If Mayor Rybak is so horrible on homeless issues, why is it that
Hennepin County Commissioner Gail Dorfman, who is arguably the strongest
advocate the homeless have among our city or county elected officials, is on
record as a Rybak supporter?
Could it be that perhaps the mayor is both
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