[Mpls] Keeping the bright light on the park board
Joncgord@aol.com
Joncgord@aol.com
Sat Jan 3 09:05:07 2004
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In a message dated 1/2/04 8:33:46 PM Central Standard Time, m1r3201@aol.com
writes:
> I hope that the more progressive park board commissioners -- the friendly
> four as I think of them fondly--- keep on posting to this forum.
> Bob Fine, etc are probalby counting on having to weather a bit of a storm
> and then assume people will move on.
I second and third this.
Like many other folks that at least read this list I do not act so
resonantly as some of the more involved members. I would like to convey how much I
appreciate this focused information. Plus, this is just great dirt! Who could
imagine this level of intrigue?
More seriously, I tend to agree with the Parks Dept. being an individual
feifdom. Our parks are the jewels that make our waters sparkle. Our parks
necklace our city and our river with greens and children and birds and festivals.
Our parks are the adornment that lifts this cold midwestern city to illusions
of grandness. Everyone uses the parks for something.
They're an assumed quality. Along with the milling business the parks were
what made this city what it is. They're sacrosanct in my opinion and should be
outside the reach of political graspers.
We've given the park board large feifdom- like power for a reason:
Preserve,Protect and Improve!
Mr. Twain said: "Put all your eggs in one basket and then WATCH THAT
BASKET'!
Please continue all these postings. Valid and much appreciated.
Jon Gorder
Born and bred Minneapolitan now living and working in (geh) St.
Paul
P.S. Still got two kids who can vote in Mpls though. I don't even
know who my council member is.
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is just great dirt! Who could imagine this level of intrigue? <BR>
More seriously, I tend to agree with the Parks Dept=
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sparkle. Our parks necklace our city and our river with greens and children=
and birds and festivals. Our parks are the adornment that lifts this cold m=
idwestern city to illusions of grandness. Everyone uses the parks for someth=
ing. <BR>
They're an assumed quality. Along with the milling business the parks were w=
hat made this city what it is. They're sacrosanct in my opinion and should b=
e outside the reach of political graspers. <BR>
We've given the park board large feifdom- like powe=
r for a reason: Preserve,Protect and Improve!<BR>
Mr. Twain said: "Put all your eggs in one basket an=
d then WATCH THAT BASKET'!<BR>
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appreciated.<BR>
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