If you oppose the 35W Access project, you must act now to influence the Minneapolis
City
Council.
Call or email tomorrow to your city council person.
Call or email other city council people.
Call or email the mayor.
Tell them not to support the 35W Access Project.
Call or email friends t
Michael Hohmann wrote:
Ron Leurquin states, in part:
As for Allina holding us up with their promises, what do people
on this forum think are the chances they are bluffing about
moving? They have a lot invested where they are at present to
pack up and move across the river.
I believe they
Ron Leurquin states, in part:
> As for Allina holding us up with their promises, what do people
> on this forum think are the chances they are bluffing about
> moving? They have a lot invested where they are at present to
> pack up and move across the river.
I believe they are talking about reloc
R.L. I am not sure how I feel about Sandy yet, so will reserve judgment for now.
P.S. Based on Sany's past voting record on controversial issues, I predict that
she'll vote for the Access Project, but not without giving a maudlin speech and
shedding at least a few tears.
CM Gary Schiff, no
Thanks for asking and answering. After not finding it the dictionary I
decided I didn't want to look anymore uninformed than I too often do!
Dan McGuire
Ericsson
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A 64-ounce container of home brew (in the case of Downtown's Rock
Bottom Brewery).
Good question, Jim!
David Brauer
Kingfield
Growler of many sorts
On Jan 28, 2004, at 5:35 PM, Jim Bernstein wrote:
Maybe I'm the only one, but what the blank is a growler?
Someone or something who growls, I get
Maybe I'm the only one, but what the blank is a growler?
Someone or something who growls, I get that. For those of us interested
in all things polar, we know that a growler is a particular kind of ice
formation.
But "growler" beer? Please advise!
Jim Bernstein
Fulton
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Right now I think it is more important to look at the Resolution the City
Council is considering on Friday morning. It is my understanding the
resolution has not been in discussions with this "new" City Council and
they were somewhat blindsided by this. Key is to read the Draft Resolution
- it
Where can I find the 35W Access Project plans and documents? That last
time I saw a proposed plan was early 2003. I would like to see what the
latest plans are.
Scott McGerik
http://mcgerik.com/scott/
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I have written both my city council member (Colvin-Roy) and county official
(McLaughlin) and let them know I am opposed to the Access project. Sandy has seen fit
to ask me why and I elaborated, while Peter has ignored my email thus far.
As for Allina holding us up with their promises, what do p
It wasn't a threat when I read it. It was a promise.
WizardMarks, Central
Jeanne Massey wrote:
I just heard the county vote yesterday was 7-0 in favor of the project
"layout". Was anyone there? Can anyone report on the discussion/outcome?
This outcome is very disappointing and an unnecessary ste
I just heard the county vote yesterday was 7-0 in favor of the project
"layout". Was anyone there? Can anyone report on the discussion/outcome?
This outcome is very disappointing and an unnecessary step for our elected
officials to take, given that it precedes the environmental review and
public
I add my voice to Scott McGerik's in support of growlers.
My recollection is that the two brewpubs were licensed by the city last
year after state law was changed to allow growlers.
When growlers are outlawed, only outlaws will have growlers.
Steve Brandt
Kingfield
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Thank you to those who replied off-list with a link to Councilmember
Niziolek's proposed Growler Ordinance. I included a copy of the proposed
ordinance at the end of this message.
Why is this ordinance being proposed? How did the brewpubs, Minneapolis
Town Hall Brewery and Rock Bottom Restaurant
Hi folks -
The coal thread is becoming non-Minneapolis-specific. Let's move on,
please.
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Chris Johnson wrote:
That's a funny definition of "close" -- 700 miles by air, much further
by track or road. We could buy harder, cleaner coal from Kentucky.
It's even "closer."
WM: The principle way coal is being taken out of the ground these days
is by strip mining, basically sheering off
In a message dated 1/28/04 12:45:52 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"Like many of the proponents of natural gas, you seem ignorant of the
different grades of coal and lump them all together. You also seem to
assume that all coal fired power plants pollute equally, ignoring th
IB isn't a program for everyone, and I agree with Barbara and Mark that it
shouldn't be pushed universally (and I don't think it ever will be). I
excelled in the IB Program at Henry. I would most likely have gone nuts and
dropped out of high school at Sumatech at North High School. I also happen
Mark Jensen asks if IB is for everyone.
Our eldest son just graduated from the arts program at South High School
last year, a National Merit Scholar, and named "Best High School Editorial
Writer" in the state, and he is thriving at NYU this year. The quality of
education he received at South was
Dyna Sluyter wrote:
Given our closeness to the Powder River coal that reliance is not
surprising. After the natural gas bubble bursts we will see continued
reliance on coal until renewables become more viable.
That's a funny definition of "close" -- 700 miles by air, much further
by track
The annual SNO Ball sponsored by the Sheridan Neighborhood Organization is
on the horizon, Saturday,
Feb, 21 in lovely lower NE MPLS.
It is a gas of an event that allows one to get gussied up and have a good
time in the historic Grain Belt Bottling House.
Tickets are only 13 bucks in advance and
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