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On Wednesday it will be 2 months since Tony Robinson has been shot and the council and mayor have yet to write a no-brainer resolution.

Can you believe we've paid one individual $178,875 to coordinate the Judge Doyle Square process and we're going to pay him $38,000 more?

4 meetings this week after 5:00 . . . and the rest . . . .

Only 13 meetings? I don't believe it.

Hmmmm . . . . Friday afternoon news . . . . City Receives Four Responses to the Judge Doyle Square Request for Proposals

Portions of path closed, elevator still accessible.

I asked all the alders to respond to the Mayor's letter, Marsha was the only on to do so, so far. Her response is illuminating.

This is kinda cool, good for them. I want the city to do this too!

Join us in a march, rally and sleep out today. Starts at 4:00 at "the stones" on the top of State St., rally at 6:00 at the City-County Building and sleep out in solidarity with people without homes. Sign the petition, Email your electeds. When will we get serious about solving the issues for our brothers and sisters without homes?

After the mayor's recent tirade against the "drifter" homeless people (psssst, men all ran out of shelter time at the end of March, that is why you are seeing more "new" people) its a little hard to launch a campaign to find landlords willing to rent to veteran's for the MAYOR'S ZERO:16 campaign. Here's the press release planned for today, Registry Week starts Saturday and there is a Tuesday 10 am press conference next week with the Mayor and County Executive Joe Parisi to help recruit landlords to the cause. This is seriously screwed up. Sigh . . .

Only 8 meetings. All but 2 are at 5:30 or later.

This is what we know of as of Friday afternoon, expect several additions throughout the week.