Okay, one more (H/T – JR)
l3wis 
August 2010
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Reynold is working on getting up his official website, in the meantime can go to his FACEBOOK page.
As Commissioner my primary goals are to:
• Tighten up the budgeting process
• facilitate greater intergovernmental cooperation; and
• encourage the use of appropriate technology to cut costs, shorten lines, and enhance services.
The real reason the levees had to be raised in Sioux Falls
As I said all along, this is the REAL reason the levees had to be raised;
Once the flood-control measures are in place, probably by the end of next year, the Federal Emergency Management Agency will redo its flood-plain maps and. In turn, fewer properties will be in the flood plain – saving money for property owners.
“Walmart, Sam’s Club, The Empire Mall, Target are some of the businesses” that will be taken out of the flood plain, said project manager Tom Berkland.
Instead of worrying about the 1% chance that Walfart might get flooded we should have been more concerned about all the poopy in people’s basements. And isn’t that the crux of it all? While we received record rains, besides a little street flooding, no where along the river (within Sioux Falls) there was flooding. Imagine that!?
It’s not only a state policy but a city policy;
“Big Business first, citizens second.”
Does Snooki think she is above the law?
This letter to the editor pretty much sums it up;
This is to all the people who have sent letters to the Argus Leader supporting Kristi Noem for Congress. Let’s keep all the Sarah Palins in Alaska. South Dakota does not need any Sarah Palins.
Events Center plan will be dumped into our laps this week
“Yeah, because, I want to take your attention away from turds in our streets and budget cuts to essential services.” – Mayor Hubris (Republican sidenote; this is meant to be satire. Mike Huether is not a staffer of a US Senator. He did not ‘really’ say this, but it would be ‘funny’ if he did).
Huether is going to present us with another (failing) Events Center plan this week. Chalk it up;
Sioux Falls city councilors will get the specifics of Mayor Mike Huether’s plan for a new events center this week, including what it will look like, where it will go, its size and how the city will pay for it.
Speaking Saturday at his weekly listening and learning session at the Whisk & Chop Cafe, Huether called his plan “a prudent proposal that will make us proud for generations to come.”
So, in other words, you found a donor and you are going to build it downtown without raising taxes? Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy!