1) Thank you (Robert Yorga) for bringing this issue to the list. I've seen
several people from NE post lately & I want to see people get involved on
this issue.
2) I wish that the Northeaster was on-line...everyone should get a chance to
read this article. It is right on point as was Robert Yo
Just when you thought the discussion had ended some
pipsqueak sounds off!
I do not doubt Victoria's search of Strib ads saying
there are 394 apartments in the range of $500 to
Let us talk definitions here. What is affordable?
At one time I recall that affordable rent was thought
to be 1
Just when you thought the discussion had ended some
pipsqueak sounds off!
I do not doubt Victoria's search of Strib ads saying
there are 394 apartments in the range of $500 to
Let us talk definitions here. What is affordable?
At one time I recall that affordable rent was thought
to be 1
The website is currently going through changes and discussions on accessability and
navigation. Like all things, give it some time...
Begin Original Message
But one thing that the City of Minneapolis website is lacking is
an easily accessible city employee directory. If yo
The website is currently going through changes and discussions on accessability and
navigation. Like all things, give it some time...
Begin Original Message
But one thing that the City of Minneapolis website is lacking is
an easily accessible city employee directory. If yo
I find it rather shocking that such discriminatory
comments would be made in Minneapolis at such a
meeting. It gives you some idea of what kinds of ugly
sentiments may be lurking beneath the surface.
Obviously for the center be blocked based on these
sentiments would be illegal under federal, st
I know many of these housing providers and they are welcoming to AIDS
patients (have 2 Alliance houses on my block), most, if not all, of them
are not wheelchair accessible.
WizardMarks, Central
Victoria Heller wrote:
> href="file://C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Stationery\">
My question, after looking at a well positioned
constituencies needs and successes, where is the
housing for whole families who can use it?
--- Victoria Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> From Minnesota Aids Project: Searched for
Housing
> in Minneapolis
>
> Your search found 28 programs.
>
>
Baseball fans on the list, and perhaps even others who wonder how
Minneapolis and Minnesota are perceived in the world beyond the horizon,
may feel warm and fuzzy all over after reading this article about the Twins.
http://espn.go.com/mlb/columns/caple_jim/1439331.html
Dean Lindberg
Minnehaha
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Keith says; Dyna, thanx for your concern for redevelopment of West Bro. Your
observations are correct for conditions of the roadway there. I resubmit that
the issues to be addressed are highly complicated and contentious.
I think you will be surprised to learn that the County is ready willing
From Minnesota Aids Project: Searched for Housing in
Minneapolis
Your search found 28 programs.
Program
Local Phone
Toll Free Phone
Web Address
Alliance
Apartments
612-630-3600
Alliance
of the Streets
612-87
According to an article written for the September 26th Northeaster, more
than 80 residents and business owners attended a meeting for a proposed
Cub Foods store on Central Avenue. Though not in attendance was either
the developer (Sherman and Associates) or a representative from Cub
Foods. Apparen
Two things which really illustrate an interesting
point:
Victoria Heller wrote:
>I just did a search on the Star Tribune website
for 1 bedroom units
between
>$500 and $699. Also keep in mind that lots of
vacancies are not
advertised
>through the Strib.
This tells us absolutely *nothing* about
Craig Miller wrote:
"I believe Mr. Minn and Ms. Heller have constructed a bulletproof
collection plan on how we can convince Brookfield in to honoring their
word."
Vicky Replies:
I'm not sure what Craig is referring to. I tried back in May to shame
Brookfield Properties into paying its debts t
The clock is ticking. Today is the day when we see if Brookfield will pay
the $17.4 million dollars that they owe the city. This an amount that they
agreed to pay. They backed it up with nothing but their word. Any one here
if Brookfield kept their word?
BTW who was in charge of the key compon
Hi Folks:
I would like to thank commissioner Mike Opat for his thoughtful answers to
the questions posed on this list to him. Peter McLaughlin has yet to
respond to the questions posed here. Where is Peter McLaughlin and what is
he afraid of? Does he think that since he did well in the prim
Kieth, I'm with you on this one.
>Dear Mike Opat- I read thru your posting on The List Forum this morning. I
>also took the opportunity to review the Northwest Corridor Website
>(address-from your post).
>
>As a member of the West Broadway Area Coalition in North Mpls. I have some
>concer
I think the posts by Diane Wiley and Lydia Howell answer your request
for an explanation better than I could.
I would add that the ability of ordinary people to affect the course of
government action is the more limited, the more remote is the center of
that action. For this reason, it is widely
>Our first initiative: the I-35 Access Project
>
>The current I-35 Access project proposes a southbound exit and
>northbound
>entrance at Lake Street. The new ramps will mean demolition of dozens
>of
>homes and businesses. Lake Street will be widened to as many as eight
>lanes
>in order to acco
The 19 and the 23 buses run past the new library. It would be about a 7 block walk to the light rail line if you decide not to transfer from a bus. I am assuming that bus traffic will increase significantly as soon as light rail begins services. This is a great location for "smart growth" (mixed us
No Jordan - My diatribe was made to point out that Dean appears to be spending more time offering resolutions about issues 12,000 miles from here than he is on doing something about the issue of crime in Phillips. I will repeat again that there are many people who live along Bloomington Avenue righ
>From Metro Transit Sector 5 Project Manager regarding current thinking
on buses serving Roosevelt Library at 28th Ave S & 40th St.
We propose to keep Route 19 intact on 28th Ave between 58th St. and
38th St., and on its current route to Golden Valley and Robbinsdale via
Cedar Ave, Downtown Mpls,
Now that is a very cool idea! Why not have a Minneapolis walk-of-fame in
front of the Hard Rock Cafe on Block E? Since we are the music center of the
Midwest and have lots of musicians that have gone global, I think we have
plenty to toot our horn about. (How's that for a metaphor?) It would
FULL LIBRARY SERVICE RETURNS DOWNTOWN
To celebrate the return of full library service downtown, Minneapolis Public
Library's precision book cart drill team will march in formation from the
old library at 300 Nicollet Mall to the new location in Marquette Plaza
TODAY at noon. Service had been limi
>From: ken avidor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [Mpls] McLaughlin on how to get "big things" done.
>Date: Mon, 30 Sep 2002 09:48:53 -0500
>
> From a statement by Peter McLaughlin on the Midtown Community Works
>web site
From a statement by Peter McLaughlin on the Midtown Community Works
web site:
http://www.midtowncommunityworks.org/petermclaughlinp.html
"The only way to get 'big things' done is
through strategic partnerships. Through
many initiatives I have learned that it is
essential to mobilize the
Next spring, there will be an additional place in Minneapolis to take kids
of all ages -- the Mill City Museum on the Minneapolis Riverfront. The
museum will feature hands-on, interactive exhibits on milling, waterpower
and the history of the city and the region (created by the same folks who
I hope to see lots of those Southsiders at the get together on
Friday to see if they are as fiery as they are in their posts. I have a
bag of mini donuts for the list manager (he has a particular fondness for them)
and I intend to get Craig out on the polka floor at least once (married or
n
With city and state budgets drastically cut, one critical place to look
for where so much of our immense wealth goes is to a huge military
budeget. As Kushner posted, how much of what goes for war could be spent
to vitalize our inner cities: REAL economic developement with
education,job trai
I want to thank Jordan for his summary of flawed assumptions which, while it
might wander a little past the borders of Minneapolis, displays how politics
really works in Minneapolis and elsewhere.
Linda Mann
Kingfield
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Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil Ci
No Iraq, but rock 'n' roll: '80s band gets "Suburbs Week in the City of
Minneapolis," courtesy of Hizzoner RT Rybak, a major fan.
http://www.twincities.com/mld/pioneerpress/4166468.htm
Tasty quotes:
"Now that I'm in City Hall, I've decided that love is, in fact, not the
law," said Rybak, allud
I just returned from attending a seminar in Philadelphia
and took some time to go to the visitors center and see the Liberty Bell.
I could not believe how moved I was. And it seemed all that much
more important given the times we are living in. If we go to war with Iraq
it will affect ou
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