I have the same questions Craig has, and I find it interesting that none of
these have been addressed. I don't think this deal is quite as hokey as the
one were Pohlad's contribution turned out to be a loan, but I do smell
something fishy.
Naming rights are the major thing I don't see being
The Pope is the head of the Catholic Church, but he he also the head of state
for Vatican City. As a world leader, it's not unusual at all for flags to be
flown at half mast.
I say this as an agnostic with pagan tendencies.
Jim McGuire
Como
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What an exciting find! Incidentally, what's the date today?
Jim McGuire
Como
Doug Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From the department of Stuff you Never Knew comes this:
A Twin Cities anthropologist and scientists from Oslo have tied old timbers
found in Lake Nokomis to a party of Norse
Glad someone posted about this today, I would've forgotten. I'll be taking
the light rail in from work and will stop in for at least a little while.
See you all there!
Jim McGuire
Como
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Steven Clift [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm interested in your take on the highlights of 2004 in Minneapolis. What
was
a step forward for the community? A step back?
On a somewhat selfish note - One of my personal highlights was working on the
One Day in July Streetfest downtown. 1500
For the past couple months a group of U of M students along with staff at
Seward Neighborhood Group, Seward Redesign, and a couple other
organizations have been working on a map of businesses within walking
distance of the Franklin Avenue Station.
You know, this sounds like a website to me.
I too voted at Tuttle School. I left work at 3:30 and took a bus past De
LaSalle High School and noticed a line out the door and around the block.
With some trepidation, I approached Tuttle School at about 3:45. SE Como
isn't usually busy, but with the number of college students there is
The problem with this is that the hours of operation of the LRT are not
conducive. The last train leaves downtown for south Minneapolis at 1:10,
well before a 2:00 bar closing. If this city were trully sophisticated and
interested in keeping people from driving drunk, the LRT (and buses)
