Link to Star Tribune story:
http://www.startribune.com/stories/389/3650517.html
also quotes from Don Samuels speech. The arts are
alive and well in Northeast.
We must support the grassroots initiatives of the
arts community, the creative heart of our city. We
declare the third ward a Mecca for
A couple of additions to the figures I posted yesterday. The percentages
were of the total number of jobs. These show a slightly different breakdown.
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Central city residents working where they live: 49.8%
Suburbanites working where they live:18.4%
Central city residents working
I would like to take the opportunity to thank David Brauer for posting the
answer to Goodman, Lane and Benson. I know that it was outside the limits
of the size regulation, but it was very important. While many of us enjoy
the banter that goes on days to day, the true service of MPLS Issues to
VL Freeman asks:
What is the Minneapolis plan to help those that are not fortunate enough to
buy the necessary things needed for just in case? I am concerned for the
homeless, and those of lower income, that cannot afford to buy some of the
basic things needed to provide themselves and
A few thoughts after a quick look: This response demonstrates an outcome
of the NRP experience to date; namely, the acquisition of parity in
municipal vocabulary. No doubt about it, the folks out there in the
'hoods can talk the talk and walk the walk just like the folks behind
the counters in
A current article in The Southwest Journal, A SAFE exit discusses some
issues surrounding CCP/SAFE, and the current City budget. Some concerned
parties' opinions are represented. Unfortunately, the voices, observations,
and opinions, of any small businessfolks called landlord are not to be
Greetings,
I've gone to a number of demonstrations over the years. Today's march is
the largest I've ever seen in Minneapolis. It's hard to judge numbers, but
I did pass someone attempting to count the crowd. He had a clicker and was
clicking each time approximately 100 people went by. At
Keith writes:
Others posts, on The List, have discussed a lack of due process, and equal
protection under the law, etc., when landlords became targets of CCP/SAFE
action. I simply regret that reporter Robyn Repya, and The Southwest
Journal
staff, did not inquire with targeted landlords, and
Mr. Markus is so correct when he says,
So how do we stretch the
recipe when there aren't enough eggs? For one thing, we can try for
cooperative/collaborative effort. Working together is so much more cost
effective than working at cross-purposes.
This will be the secret in the near future and
I went to the anti-war protest today too---and it was also
the biggest crowd I've seen in a long time. I arrived at Lagoon and
Hennepin around 1: 15 and people were already densely packed on the
sidewalks. I don't know if the organizers had a parade permit---or
if it just happened. But
Here's a constellation of real possibilities:
Take away SAFE. Never mind that SAFE is coming to Horn on March 6 to
talk about personal safety at the apartment door after someone posing as
a homemaker/helper got a vulnerable adult to open an apartment door in
error.
The point: we are used to
It was amazing.
Andy Driscoll
Saint Paul
What does it matter to the dead, the orphans, and the homeless whether the
mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or the holy
name of liberty or democracy? Mahatma Ghandi
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Date:
As worldwide demonstrations try to thump the head of our rightwing government and
knock some sense into it, I can't help but consider our city budget problems, present
and future, in light of the political situation. A family that loses its means can
cutback, but that is nothing but a bridge
Myself and my partner also participated, marched in today's anti-war rally... it brought tears to our eyes.
As our "empire" continues to destroy human life and quality of life abroad... so it also grinds down so many here at home...
if you have a home that is
I would ask that those who
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