Midwest Seeds Weekly Recap, May 12, 2023
Commissioners ask questions; Where to speak about restoring trust; Rick Weible reboots a password-protected computer; hand counts; and new footage of Tina Peters being arrested
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This post stemmed from a commissioner’s questions about the presentation on May 7.
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In the following post I outlined a new weekly update on commissioner engagement and CVRs, which I’ll be posting on Project Minnesota.
Last week Rick Weible rebooted a password-protected computer in Brookings, SD.
A brief recounting of a June 2022 Linwood Township supervisor meeting and a discussion of cost savings from hand counting.
A reminder of what’s at stake and how on-point Tina Peters has turned out to be. We can take courage from her courage.
