Since I opened up limited discussion of the Presidential election, several
members have posted inappropriately. Is is disheartening, and, frankly,
childish.
I have issued warnings, and will continue to do so. However, since many
members ARE following the rules, I want to reiterate and amplify
Last one of these on this subject, I promise.
Holle asks:
The story that makes me "breathless" is that thousands of
Minneapolis citizens have contributed to a completely independent
grassroots
third party campaign that is now making national news. Is it irrelevant to
this e-mail list when a
There are a number of unanswered questions in this morning's story about
Steve Bosaker in the Star Tribune, but there are two very troubling issues
to me...both involving boundaries.
1. Why is the Star Tribune giving front page treatment to an alleged
incident involving a person who in their
I got an "honorable mention" in the Star Tribune endorsement for Senate
District 62 on Saturday. The Strib endorsed Julie Sabo, and went on to say:
Her most interesting challenger is the Independence Party's Steve
Anderson, 30, a computer programmer who wants government to foster
more
On November 1, Ross Kaplan wrote:
"The focus of the Fulton Safety Committee meeting Tues. night was whether to post, on
the Fulton Neighborhood Web site, a photo of an individual suspected in more than 16
local burglaries and miscellaneous stalking incidents. The group consensus was to
wait
Let's not forget to add Gary Schiff's name to the list. He's running
for the Ward 9 seat.
Cara Letofsky
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Rosalind Nelson defended the idea of flyers and more
kiosks
i agree about kiosks except i would like to get a
better price than what lyn-lake paid for them.
a possibility might be having americorp kids build and
install them. or some such thing. maybe a local
version through the youth
I'd like to suggest here, that there is already a group, called Youth
Build run from Summit Academy by Louis King in place to do that sort of
thing. Americorps is a good suggestion and those youth, combined with
Youth Build could do that I would think and have a good time in the
bargain
as i walked through the tunnel from city hall to the
henn. cty. gov ctr. yesterday thinking of
redevelopment at nicollet lake i happened across a new
installation of wing huie's lake street project just
about to be mounted on the walls.
i've seen many of these photos a number of times. they
In a message dated 11/1/2000 7:37:42 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes, in part, regarding earlier suggestion to sell
Meadowbrook Golf Course:
It's a beautiful course, and my kids and I have taken golf lessons there
for very affordable prices. So when people say that the
In a message dated 11/2/00 11:19:39 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My name is Lyno Sullivan and I am the Independence Party State Senate
candidate in District 56. Over 10 years ago I worked as a consultant to
Minnesota government and recommended that the State
"Sounds like there has been no arrest, no charges--
what of procedural due process? If this man turns out
to be innocent, does he then have the right to sue the
Fulton group for defamation of character and libel,
etc.?" --M. Hohmann
No, he was charged, and already has several felony
In response to Steve Anderson's post:
3rd parties do not necessarily equal progressive parties, nor are all
3rd party candidates that you mention progressive candidates. A
few examples:
Pat Buchanan. Enough said.
Jesse Ventura, an avowed centrist and Independence Party
standard bearer.
I must admit that I nearly cried when I read this message, for joy that is.
It was an excellent post and I am right on with many of the key points.
Streets, even primarily residential ones, are, in the final analysis, public
rights-of-way and not mechanisms solely provided for the purpose of
Regarding Rep. Khan's post
Algore's representation of himself as the "inventor of the internet" is just
another example of his continued fudging of the truth (and I'm being kind
here). There have been many things that he has fudged on, and I'm looking
forward to electing a representative
About three years ago the SENA NRP group put a shallow trench alongside
Minnehaha Creek to catch the storm sewer runoff unless the storm was just
too big. It was a good project. Fairly cheap, and reduces the flow of
organic matter into the Creek (at least from that source).
I heard a proposal
It's not your routine-type issue for this list, but the recent Strib
front-page article on the trial involving the teen-ager who nearly killed her
child touches on what seems to me core issues for the city.
This sort of stuff happens more than we care to think about in the city. This
one made
In a message dated 11/2/00 6:21:22 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
We now have open courtrooms in juvenile cases, yet this treatment of kids
in
chaotic settings gets little media coverage. There is no constituency for
reform of a system that desperately needs it. No
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