September 22, 2000 Huskers Tomorrow!! Do It Once A Week! Local Music Scene Our Main Street Heres the latest from our Rough Tough and Hard-to-Bluff
Construction Reporter MG: The large white "X-files" trucks were lining the sanitary sewer with a space-age component that works as a pipe within a pipe. The work was done at night because of the lower use of the Main street sewer system at that time. They have finished. The sidewalks will be poured on the East side of Main, (providing the weather cooperates) by the end of the week. The work on the south intersection by Copple's is currently under work, and work will begin on the North intersection by Louisville Marine after that. Thanks MG! We had hoped to have some photo's for you of the latest developments, but all the Elves at WireBuilt are on strike for shorter hours and better working conditions. More Later! Elections are Coming At the same time there are some folks running for office who's fate will be decided on the same night as our new Mayor: The Presidential Race: http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/10/04/presidential.debate/index.html I am a determined and a dedicated voter. I vote in everything that I
can. If I could, I would vote twice. I enjoy the opportunity afforded me by my Uncle Sam
to put my mark, and be counted. Regardless of how you feel about the federal elections, I can absolutely guarantee that the outcome of our Louisville elections with have a direct and lasting if not pivotal affect on our City and you and your family and friends in our small city of Louisville! There is nothing more important for our City than to have your voice be heard, and your vote be counted this November 7th. If you know people that need an absentee ballet or a ride to the polls send an email to mailto:elections@LouisvilleNebraska.com and I will make sure that we get the right people together with the right people to make it happen. One more time, here are your candidates: Take a Look: Computer John What the Cat Saw... What a busy week, even for me. I've hardly slept a wink! That explains my nightly Catnip Cocktail! But I understand we will be getting sidewalk tomorrow, providing it doesn't rain. It seems construction workers hate rain almost as much as cats do! You don't have to have cats' eyes to see on Main Street at night
anymore. I hear some of the Louisville businesses are going to bury a time capsule under the sidewalk in front of the city building. They have many interesting things, key chains, old photos, letters to future generations. They also have a picture of me! Purrrfectly delightful, don't you agree? Well, it's time for my Catnip Cocktail. Until next time, keep your feet dry...........Hank Hank's Link of the Week Having fun, and sipp'en catnip south of the river....
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