Posts from Jason Goray and Susan Maricle raised a very interesting
question to my mind. Who speaks for Olin Moore?
Martha, I speak in support of Olin Moore. But I speak only
for myself. I speak in support of Olin Moore because he is the
candidate that best personifies my values and those of t
Breaking story for January 3, 2003.
Apparently a man has been killed one block off of
Franklin at 19th and Portland. It is reported that a man who had been
stabbed and then ran into the grocery store. It is also reported that the
man had expired after police and paramedics arrived. It was
Hello All,
The Union Bug: When I ran for school board is when I found out about this little creature. I was DFL., had even been a precinct chair and state delegate, but that fact escaped me. Maybe I missed something when I joined up, but I was never educated to that fact, and I bet, as Michelle s
Good news--this morning it was announced that Cub Foods is pulling out
of the proposed Sherman Associates development at 23/24th and Central.
What many of us has suspected turned out to be true: Without a large
public subsidy the project is not feasible. Faced with significant
neighborhood opposi
martha bolinger Say's:
Yet posts from Moore supporters attack Samuels personally. Do these
folks -- Vanessa and Dyna -- speak for the Moore campaign? Does Moore
endorse their views and methods?
Vanessa Freeman:
First let me advise you, I speak for myself not for any other person but,
ME!!.
--- Jim Mork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's been really interesting reading this debate on
> labor. I have views, but I don't need to offer them
> now. However, one thing: "labor" has for many, many
> decades refered to ORGANIZED labor. Labor is a noun
> and verb with generic meanings, but in
It's been really interesting reading this debate on labor. I have
views, but I don't need to offer them now. However, one thing:
"labor" has for many, many decades refered to ORGANIZED labor.
Labor is a noun and verb with generic meanings, but in POLITICS,
no one has run as a "labor candidate" who
The following email was sent to me by 3rd Ward Council Aide, Becky Hunter.
She has given me permission to send it on to this list.
tom taylor
Sheridan Neighborhood
> MEMO TO NEIGHBORHOODS REGARDING DEVELOPMENT AT 24TH AND CENTRAL
>
> We met yesterday with Loren Brueggeman from Sherman Associat
After re-reading my response to Dyna's post, my
reaction is a bit more emotionally raw than I like and
touches on things outside city specifics.
For those who would still like to read the full thing
(and get links to download a couple great songs as
well as a lot of references to major political/l
Title: LIST CAUTION - was [Mpls] Who speaks for Moore?
Folks, we’re getting into some very dangerous territory here – evaluating members rather than evaluating issues. (Anne is only the latest, not the only, thus this note.)
The request for additional pro-Moore campaign sources has gone out. Le
>Date: Fri, 3 Jan 2003 12:09:36 -0600
>Subject: Re: [Mpls] but it IS Junk mail.
>From: Robert Schmid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Minneapolis Issues List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Merriam Webster is wrong.
>To be more fair, Merriam Webster is out of date.
>The modern definition of junk mail is best defi
I think one thing that hurt Shane's numbers were
Trish's 107 votes. Many of Trish's supporters who
have voted
--- David Brauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm curious about people's explanations for the
> astoundingly poor showing by
> Shane Price last night...the representative of
> Minneapolis'
While it may be true that Moore's campaign manager
or staff have not said anything, there have been several very negative postings
from Linda Higgins, the State senator for this part of the Northside. I find it very disturbing that someone
so high in the DFL Party would be so disrespectful t
WizardMarks writes:
"I'd venture to guess that members of any political party expect that their
members will tow the party line or leave to find another party with a more
congenial line for them to tow."
Back in the early 1990s there were planks in the DFL platform that condemned
the use of bov
Michelle Mensing wrote:
Michelle states:
Dyna's post about this issue is one example of what is wrong with the DFL
today. When rules and expectations become more important than the community
being served, then there is a problem.
WM: Wait a minute. The DFL, by its name, is the Democratic Far
--- Eric Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's the supporters that are raising eyebrows and
that's probably where the criticism should remain
focused - on those individual supporters.
(sm)
That's true, but list rules say we should address the
issues, not the individuals. I suppose we should m
I received this yesterday, and wanted to share it with
the list.
Susan,
First, thanks for listening. Rochelle Olson passed
along your message. I checked last week's scripts and
I certainly did read a story that mentioned only
northeast Minneapolis. In my meager defense, I didn't
write the
As far as I know, I haven't read a questionable post by Moore's campaign manager or staff. I don't think think they are plugged in on a regular basis to this forum. Let's not attach the words of supporters, or those who dislike the opposition to the campaign or candidate.
It's a stretch to tie the
Thank you to Listmembers who noted the demise of Walgreens in Phillips
neighborhood, and have noted concerns and comments on this topic. You have
asked for information and commentary from Phillips neighbors, so I will pass
on what I know.
Walgreens has been in intensive negotiations with AIBDC (Am
Posts from Jason Goray and Susan Maricle raised a very interesting
question to my mind. Who speaks for Olin Moore?
Generally, I'm a list lurker (and not terribly faithful at that), but
the 3rd ward race is vitally important to the city as a whole. Now that
the primary has distilled an exciting
At 12:34 PM -0700 10/22/02, Dana Bacon wrote:
The rabbit should receive its name sometime next
month. Jeff has chosen "Cottontail on the Trail,"
though "Bunnyhaha" sounded good to a few of us.
Something tells me "That Rabbit Sculpture" will
prevail, just the same.
OK, that was two months ago.
Holle wrote: We NEED clean-running busses that don't make us choke, and that serve peoples' existing transportation needs, and we need them NOW, or better yet, yesterday.
I agree we need a clean-running bus system. We also need people t begin to ride the bus to work, if you live in Minneapolis and
Merriam Webster is wrong.
To be more fair, Merriam Webster is out of date.
The modern definition of junk mail is best defined as;
Unsolicited mail, email, fax or phone calls for the purpose of
generating sales, support, contributions or marketing information.
Your reliance on mail class and a
-Original Message-
From: Joseph Barisonzi
As someone who believes strongly in the political process and still
idealistically believes in the importance of political speech, my neck
has bristled every time I saw the subject line that read "Re: [Mpls]
Controversial junk mail (not from Don o
Jason Goray asked:
>Dyna, When did Samuels bash the unions?
Dyna responded:
When he ignored the reasonably priced local union printing
shops and instead gave his printing job to a non union shop.
If union shop printing costs no more, why do Don Samuels'
campaign and many republicans' take their b
James Grathwol wrote:
> I think we have a case where reasonable people can have
> reasonable disagreements.
The challenge in this thread was to provide an example
of deliberate distortion for political purposes
by a philosophically liberal organization. I believe that
I have provided such an
I have just been skimming this thread, so maybe this has already been pointed
out, but when I went outside this morning at 7 a.m. the air smelled like
gasoline. And a cough that had cleared up during my holiday vacation has
returned.
This is not the Minneapolis I moved to in 1979. Winter was bi
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