[Winona Online Democracy] I may be wrong on this, but here is how I see Linda's logic with her statement:
If I recall the papers, I believe there was a higher bid on the Lincoln building. I do not know specifics as to how or why it was declined or did not go through, but none the less--a lower bid of $700,000 was accepted. I believe Linda is wondering if a lower bid can be accepted at Lincoln, why then can't the bid for Ridgeway from a friendly party be seriously considered? I am interested in watching how this all pans out. Sale of Ridgeway to Ridgeway Assoc. closes all doors to reacquiring a school that is now filled to the brim. I have found that sometimes there is reasoning to decisions, but the reasoning is so poorly explained that it leads to public confusion and misinterpretation. This is not the public's fault though, especially in today's information age. Tania M. Schmidt -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Blandine Berthelot Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 11:57 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected] Subject: Re: [Winona] Answers needed [Winona Online Democracy] _______________________________________________ This message was posted to Winona Online Democracy All messages must be signed by the senders actual name. No commercial solicitations are allowed on this list. To manage your subscription or view the message archives, please visit http://mapnp.mnforum.org/mailman/listinfo/winona Any problems or suggestions can be directed to mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] If you want help on how to contact elected officials, go to the Contact page at http://www.winonaonlinedemocracy.org
