Charting the Charter
Josh MartinPreviously provided coverage of Minneapolis City Politics, including, but not limited to, the Minneapolis Charter Commission and City Council. Available only for archival purposes now - future updates are at the Documenters Newswire.
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Charting the Charter is Moving
Moving to Documenters
I am grateful for all of the support and kudos I’ve received for this newsletter. It turns out my work was also noticed by Minneapolis Documenters. I’m excited to announce that I’ll be taking on a larger role with...
Roof Depot Demolition
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The big story this week is the council approving the demolition of the Roof Depot site. The city intends to use the site to build an expanded public works facility, while neighborhood residents have been advocating to use the site...
No Recall and the History of Hiawatha
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It was kind of a slow week at the city. A few items of interest include the ongoing saga of the Hiawatha Golf Course, which now involves a nomination to place the golf course on the National Register of Historic Places, however, t...
End of an Era
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This week, Council Member Lisa Lisa Goodman (W7), who has served on the council since 1998, announced that she is not seeking re-election. The council also considered several matters relating to housing, including downzoning two b...
Welcome to 2023
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Just like the rest of us, the Minneapolis City Council (and other city bodies) got back to work this week after the holidays, as we kick off an “extra” Minneapolis election year.
Last Week (Jan. 2-8)
City Council
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