Unfortunately Michelle, what you've illustrated is the lack of attention to
detail or perhaps even laziness on the part of some of the FORMER staff of the
Empowerment Zone. What you'll notice at the bottom of that document is the
year 2003, which is when the Small Grants program was
Jonathan Palmer Wrote:
I think that either someone is providing you with incorrect information or
you may have the Empowerment Zone confused with some other program. The Small
Grants program does not go to the City Council for approval. By City
requirement, allocations over $50K have to be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When the community asked for Empowerment Zone money to create jobs and
opportunities CP Samuels vetoed them, after giving them letters of support.
Michelle,
While I will not be entering the debate on who is a better candidate, Don or
Natalie, as I like and respect
My response to Jonathan Palmer is simply this:
I read the letter of support, from CP Samuels, giving my neighbor his support
on her request for empowerment zone funding. It is important to tell the
people that these people were not told that they had to be a nonprofit
organization. That came
Michelle,
I think that either someone is providing you with incorrect information or
you may have the Empowerment Zone confused with some other program. The Small
Grants program does not go to the City Council for approval. By City
requirement, allocations over $50K have to be done
Some interesting election and national observations from Don Samuels from
the Politics In Minnesota newsletter. (www.politicsinminnesota.com).
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If Pictures Paint A 1000 Words, Then Samuels Supplies The Words To The
Pictures
Your publishers, like the rest of America and much of the world, were
The following is from an interview with CP Don Samuels:
PIM:Switching gears. Your reelection campaign. The only two blacks on the
Minneapolis City Council facing off. This is some race. As I understand the
political intelligence, Johnson Lee is the black establishment candidate,
and you are the
