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Some day I will perfect the skill of being in two places at once and it won't take me three days to blog one meeting! Here's the final amendments.

I don't know what the point of a "weekly meeting schedule" is if half the meetings are missing.

Here it is, in all its glory . . . hope you can interpret the alphabet soup without attachments.

Here's Part 2 . . . Part 3 will have the remaining 4 issues the council talked about, including MG&E influence on development in the Isthmus and the panhandling ordinance.

Um, that's a lot of meetings this week!

11 meetings, only two before 5 pm!!!

Operative Plasterers & Cement Masons Endorse Joe Wineke for County Executive

Meetings at 9am, 2pm, 2:30pm, 2pm, 8am, 1pm???

At noon today on WORT I will be talking with Alder David Ahrens, School Board Member TJ Mertz and Activist Susan Pastor about why we all should care about another big building or two downtown on the two blocks where the municipal building and the government east parking ramp is.

Do you have your prom dress ready? Your tuxedo and flowers for your girl? Have you lobbied your friends to vote for you for prom king and queen? You only have until tomorrow!

Here's some insights into what the council will be asked to decide and when . . . Looks like they may have learned a few things about negotiation from the library debacle.

Only 6 meetings after 5:00 this week, 2 at 4:30, the rest are at such accessible times as 12:15, 10, 11, 1:30, 2:30, 12:30, 1:30 and 11:30. 3 meetings in legistar not on the clerk's schedule, 2 missing agendas. Task for on Music and Equity is talking about policing, Room Tax Commission is looking at 2019 budget, Transportation Committee reviewing 122 State St. Hotel, Triangle Neighborhood Meeting and Police Policy Review Committee continues making recommentations.