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Legislative notebook: Bill allows licenses to be sold in shutdown
Senators voted 41-24 to keep hunting and fishing license sales going if state government shuts down like last summer. I saw firsthand how people were hurt by not allowing them to buy a fishing licens...
Posted on 3/27/12 at 10:15 PM
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Shutdown ruling ‘no soft landing’

Shutdown ruling ‘no soft landing’ ST. PAUL — Many Minnesotans would feel a state government shutdown, even though a judge is allowing more than a third of state employees to stay on the job.

By Don Davis , June 29, 2011

Shutdown will affect city projects

WORTHINGTON — The ramifications of a state shutdown seem to go on and on, trickling down into areas that may not immediately come to mind, according to Worthington City Administrator Craig Clark.

June 29, 2011

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Judge rules courts will stay open in shutdown

Judge rules courts will stay open in shutdown ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s courts will remain open if much of state government shuts down Friday, a retired judge ruled Tuesday.

By Don Davis , June 28, 2011

NRCHS addresses possible state shutdown

WORTHINGTON — As state leaders continue their closed-door budget discussions, Nobles-Rock Community Health Services board members met Tuesday afternoon to discuss contingency plans in the event of a statewide government shutdown on July 1.

By Julie Buntjer , June 28, 2011

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Shutdown looms over state parks in local region

Shutdown looms over state parks in local region WORTHINGTON — As summer approaches, the public may have to resort to alternative forms of adventure as state parks anticipate halting services due to a possible state government shutdown.

June 28, 2011

Transit system to be affected by shutdown

WORTHINGTON — If no budget agreement can be reached and the Minnesota government shuts down, Prairieland Transit System will be impacted.

June 27, 2011

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Minnesota leaders to lock in before a shutdown

Minnesota leaders to lock in before a shutdown ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s three key budget negotiators hope two days locked in a room together can produce a deal that they could not reach in the last six months.

By Don Davis , June 22, 2011

School district sends layoff notices as government shutdown looms

WORTHINGTON — In preparation for a possible July 1 government shutdown, District 518 sent layoff notices to 470 employees, including the superintendent, principals, teachers, paraprofessionals and custodians.

June 21, 2011

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No budget negotiations happening

No budget negotiations happening Only 10 days of state money left before shutdown
ST. PAUL — Ten days remain before the state budget runs dry, but no high-level budget talks have occurred since Thursday.

By Don Davis , June 20, 2011

Dayton declares budget talks at impasse

Dayton declares budget talks at impasse ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s budget talks are at an impasse and two weeks before a potential state government shutdown Gov. Mark Dayton said he does not know how the problem can be resolved.

By Don Davis , June 16, 2011

Letters warn Minnesotans about shutdown

ST. PAUL — Minnesotans are beginning to hear directly from state officials what a government shutdown could mean to them.

By Don Davis , June 14, 2011

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Minnesota West prepares for shutdown

WORTHINGTON — Minnesota West Community and Technical College sent layoff notices to some employees last week in preparation for a possible state government shutdown.

June 14, 2011

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Courts may decide impact

Government shutdown is in the judicial ring now
ST. PAUL — The impact of a state government shutdown is in the hands of Minnesota judges.

By Don Davis , June 13, 2011

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Colleges face possible shutdown

ST. PAUL — The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is gearing up for a government shutdown. Or not.

By Don Davis , June 08, 2011

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State commissioners turn attention to shutdown

ST. PAUL -- Minnesota Revenue Commissioner Myron Frans says it has been “business as usual” in his department, but that is about to change as the state faces what the governor calls a likely government shutdown.

By Don Davis , May 25, 2011

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