[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> As a supporter of the Guthrie for many years now I have to say that I am a
> bit sentimental about the Guthrie.
I'm not sentimental about the Guthrie. after 14 years as a
stage hand in a variety of settings (not the Guthrie), I can
say that the Guthrie is one of the
In a message dated 10/29/01 9:37:44 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The Steven Schier quote (every campaign story needs one):
Steven Schier, chairman of the Political Science Department at Carleton
College, said he found Rybak's bottom line "quite odd."
"Usually pri
You somewhat sound like Adam Stenberg, who while running for the State
Legislature as a Republican last year knocked on those very same doors and
thought that his message of a smaller government was well received, only to
be shocked when he received but 20 percent of the vote.
The problem with Mr
Doug Mann writes: "There is one candidate for school board this year who is
offering
explanations: Evelyn Eubanks. I am biased (I am not a Star-Tribune
reporter). I am also treasurer of the Eubanks for School Board Committee."
IF Doug was the candidate, his entire posting would have relevanc
The first piece with numbers says RT hasn't released detailed
contributor lists, but neither has the mayor.
Totals so far: $345,013 for Sayles Belton, $161,122 for Rybak.
http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/793022.html
The Steven Schier quote (every campaign story needs one):
Steven Schier
News item from the homefront, seen while walking home from the library:
It is 9pm here in Downtown Mpls, and the MPD has temporarily closed 1st
St South to traffic, between Hennepin and 3rd Ave S, while a large truck
parked by the Post Office is checked out. Squad cars with flashing
lights are b
An important development story was curiously missing among the several that were listed a few weeks ago and I'd like to correct that, as it deserves attention.
At its October 9th meeting, the Minneapolis Planning Commission approved rezoning for JADT Development Group's (JADT) proposal to build 7
Taylor, Henry-Blythe, Schapiro
http://www.startribune.com/stories/561/792318.html
David Brauer
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There was a decent little article in the most recent
addition of Skyway News about parking ramp attendants.
She makes mention of the Minneapolis Central Library
Lot which is more commonly referred to at City Hall as
the Ritz block.
One attendant at the lot, a Mark Thu, was quoted as
saying "I us
Hi list,
Why do low-income kids, especially children of African and American Indian
descent, fail to thrive in the Minneapolis Public Schools? Do we need to fix
the schools, or do we need to fix the kids, their parents, and communities of
color?
I am not saying that all of the Minneapolis Pu
So: 62-yr.-old Andy Driscoll fires a salvo seconding Jenny Heiser's
broadside and Greg Luce holes the Kallenbach/Graham/(Cherryhomes) ship
of state below the waterline with heavy shot indeed. More Z-friendly
sails can be seen on the near horizon, vide the ranging shots fired by
Z-friendly David Po
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Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2001 14:54:21 -0600
From: "wizardmarks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mpls] Pickle Seeds
It was important for the health of Phillips that there be an
influx of higher income people quickly. Portland Place and
SJI
The Oct. 28 debate between Mpls. 5th ward candidates Jackie Cherryhomes and
Natalie Johnson Lee will air this FRI NOV 2, on cable channel 6, at 11 am
and 4:30 pm.
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Jordan S. Kushner wrote:
> [after] Jim Graham's letter to the editor claiming that "Kallenbach worked with the
>City Council to create thousands of affordable housing units in Minneapolis, without
>the
> cost of new infrastructure," people have raised the question on and off this
> list, what w
Hi again,
I got so enthused writing about sustainable architecture and how great the
new Pierre Bottineau Library at the Grain belt campus is going to be that I
made an error about the completion date. The doors will open in spring 2003
not 2002. Sorry for the confusion. Construction will begin
I'd agree with you on Guthrie demolition, however, it is unclear whether the
space can sustain itself as an alternative concert/performance venue without
a resident theatre troupe to anchor it. It is too large a space to maintain
for the occasional event, and most national show tours require (or p
I disagree with Dan Niziolek and his supporters on the importance of
his experience. While I do commend his commitment to the Lyndale
Neighborhood, there is much more to being a good representative on
the City Council.
As I see it, Dan's campaign suffers from a severe shortage of new
ideas and v
To: Wizard Marks
From:Jana L. Metge
Hey Wizard -
Don't know what meetings you were at, but I do know that when they started
the Joe Selvaggio Initiative in Phillips, Robert Lilligren was one of the
lead contacts for Mike Christenson. Mike had often stated to me how
invaluable Robert's comm
At 11:37 AM 10/29/01 -0800, Eric Fyksen wrote:
>It's kinda curious that Wizard, who's a devoted Brock
>campaigner, would be so "mad" about the rumor she's
>spreading about Lilligren. Is the Brock campaign so
>desperate, that they're openly negatively campaigning
>now? (cuz they've been doing subt
I hope that the Zoning and Planning Committee votes to deny a
demolition permit for the Guthrie Theater.
I see the move against the Guthrie as a continuation of a sickening
trend that includes the new Target store and Block E. If the leaders
of Minneapolis insist on tearing out its cultural root
The reports are due TODAY in person OR if mailed, must be postmarked today.
Thanks
Rod Krueger
Candidate for Re-Election to Library Board
12-3 SENARod
Original Message Follows
From: David Brauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Mpls] Campaign finance reports
Da
It's kinda curious that Wizard, who's a devoted Brock
campaigner, would be so "mad" about the rumor she's
spreading about Lilligren. Is the Brock campaign so
desperate, that they're openly negatively campaigning
now? (cuz they've been doing subtle negativity since
day 1)
First of all, I don't b
I have no idea what's been published about Dean Zimmermann, but from Jenny's
response below, I'm guessing it is some all too typical negative junk
emitting from a desperate foe. As a lifelong DFLer, I've been pretty ashamed
of my party in the last decade or two with its ability to abandon it's
per
The Park Board article in today's Star tribune focuses on this last year's power struggle and what effect the elections might have on Board Leadership.
It is not that this is an unimportant issue. But with such a small amount of space allotted to the Park campaign, I would have wanted discussion of
What a shame and a sadness to read these posts on the Whittier
Neighborhood and Minneapolis Issues lists bemoaning the lack of clear
choice in the Ward 6 race for City Council. While I'm not certain
which candidate is being referred to as the "worst," I can attest to
who would be the best for Ward
Dean Carlson wrote:
you are incorrect Ms. Marks, most of the
> families who lived in the Hollman project WERE NOT "largely dope dealers,
> gang bangers, prostitutes and their children."
I wasn't talking about Hollman, but about what is now called
Portland Place.
WizardMarks, Central
> Dean E. Ca
At 09:14 AM 10/29/01 -0600, David Brauer asks:
>Does anyone know when pre-general-election campaign finance reports for the
>mayor's race are filed? I'm thinking tomorrow (Tuesday) - a week before the
>election, but I'm not confident about that.
EY:
I thought October 25th was the due date. It wou
I am resubmitting my earlier message on School Board issues in a more
readable format--with apologies for headaches & eyestrain caused. Thanks to
David Brauer for technical assistance on this.kk
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Does anyone know when pre-general-election campaign finance reports for the
mayor's race are filed? I'm thinking tomorrow (Tuesday) - a week before the
election, but I'm not confident about that.
Replies to me, or the list, would be appreciated.
David Brauer
King Field - Ward 10
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Last Sunday's Minneapolis Star Tribune
endorsement editorial is entitled:
"Sayles Belton
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Well, I hate to think of what that might mean. The
present mayor's office doesn't seem to want to be
in charge of what is happening in Minneapolis
governmen
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