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THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Newsflyer 24 May 2013
Major Truss Bridge Collapses in Washington, another Ohio River Truss Bridge Doomed, another Iowa Truss Bridge's future in Limbo, Hope for Minnesota Bridge? O...
Posted on 5/24/13 at 4:29 AM
TWINS RUBES: A LOCAL ANGLE ON THE MINNESOTA TWINS Twins Starters Putting the Pressure On
In 2010, the inaugural season at Target Field, Carl Pavano started 32 games for the AL Central Champion Minnesota Twins. Pavano went 17-11 with a 3.75 ERA, including a league-leading 7 complete games....
Posted on 5/21/13 at 4:47 PM
FORUM COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY 2012 Forum Forward class graduates during ceremony in Fargo
FARGO, N.D. - Eight Forum Communications Co.employees were feted this week as the 2012 Forum Forward class graduated and became alumni of the companys leadership training program started several yea...
Posted on 5/9/13 at 3:17 PM
CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Higher ed OK'd
By Danielle Killey Minnesota representatives approved increasing by $150 million spending on state colleges and universities. Higher education, perhaps more than any other area, has been neglected f...
Posted on 4/25/13 at 7:38 PM
THE VIEW FROM MY WINDOW Ice Storm Photos
I apologize for not posting these photos sooner...I couldn't look at them without feeling ill. Seriously. I had to avoid the...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 2:05 PM
Letter: Cuts to long-term care are shocking, wrong
Recently, the Minnesota House Democratic majority unveiled its budget targets for the next two years. The proposal would spend more than $39 billion on state government programs — nearly $4 billion more than what’s being spent in our current budget — and contains a $2.4 billion increase in state taxes.
By District 22B Rep. Rod Hamilton, R-Mountain Lake , April 09, 2013
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Column: Keeping rural communities connected to the world
WASHINGTON — Distance has always been a tough economic challenge for rural Minnesota. Cars and highways have gone a long way toward shortening that distance. Now, modern communications are bringing the world even closer.
By Sen. Amy Klobuchar , April 08, 2013
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Those tricky taxes: Complexities make reform difficult for legislators
ST. PAUL – Making Minnesota’s tax system fair is a key goal for state lawmakers and the governor.
By Danielle Killey , April 05, 2013
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History is re-created on Beaver Creek farm
Replica of sod house recalls structure built in 1870sBEAVER CREEK — The Minnesota History Center introduced its “Then, Now, Wow” exhibit on Thanksgiving weekend, but it wasn’t until just a couple of weeks ago that a Beaver Creek woman toured the place to see a replica of the 1880s-era sod house that once stood on her family’s farm.
By Julie Buntjer , March 29, 2013
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Hilltop Project Group: 63 years of learning, friendships
RUSHMORE — The days of Extension educators leading Project groups for local women may be a thing of the past, but for a group of ladies in Wilmont, Reading, Rushmore and Worthington, getting together once a month for Project is a tradition they don’t plan to give up anytime soon.
By Julie Buntjer , March 27, 2013
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Enjoy the prairie, but leave only footprints
LUVERNE — Home to the western fringed prairie orchid, Wol’s spike rush, tumble grass, pygmy plants and even water starworts, the Touch the Sky Prairie in Rock County is filled with beauty sought out by naturalists, biologists and anyone with an appreciation for native prairie forbs and grasses.
By Julie Buntjer , March 27, 2013
Letter: Dayton's latest budget proposals are too costly
With six weeks left in the legislative session, Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leadership have begun releasing updated budget proposals and spending targets. I’m troubled by the proposals’ increased spending.
By District 22A Rep. Joe Schomacker, R-Luverne , March 26, 2013
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Jackson County hopes to peel away the past
Grant will be used to investigate ceiling ornamentation in courthouseJACKSON — Peeling paint on the ceiling of the courtroom inside the Jackson County Courthouse will soon be inspected in hopes of revealing what may be original ornamentation and stenciling inside the century-old structure.
By Julie Buntjer , March 15, 2013
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