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Romney, Obama show rural policy differences
Questionnaires and other sources provide a glimpse into what President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney think about rural issues since they seldom discuss the topic on the campai...
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1960: Police Crack Down on Firecrackers
The Worthington Police Department vowed to get tough on firecracker users in 1960, and no doubt they will be equally tough on people who abuse firecrackers this year. So stay good, folks, and ha...
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Terror suspect tells judge he is sick, sees ghosts

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Somali man accused of helping finance fighters for the terror group al-Shabab in Somalia asked a judge on Monday to let him out of jail while he awaits trial, saying he has a “sickness of the devil” in which he sees ghosts and needs a spiritual healer.

By Associated Press , September 24, 2012

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Moore sworn in as district court judge (with video)

Moore sworn in as district court judge (with video) WORTHINGTON — He walked into the courtroom an attorney, and walked out as the Honorable Judge Gordon Moore, a transformation that took place Thursday afternoon in front of friends and family.

March 01, 2012

Judge suggests Dayton could have avoided union vote lawsuit

ST. PAUL — A judge deciding the fate of a child care providers’ union election said Wednesday that Gov. Mark Dayton could have avoided a lawsuit by conducting a less formal survey.

By Don Davis , February 22, 2012

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Flynnisms: The world according to retiring Judge Jeffrey Flynn

Flynnisms: The world according to retiring Judge Jeffrey Flynn WORTHINGTON — Anyone who has spent time in a courtroom with Judge Jeffrey Flynn knows there are no atheists in a foxhole. And while defendants who have stood in front of Flynn waiting for him to pass judgment might not find it amusing, others have bit back a chuckle more than once when it comes to the quirky, crafty and clever remarks heard from the bench in Nobles County.

January 14, 2012

On the road to retirement

On the road to retirement Judge Connell prepares to hang up his robe — kind of
LUVERNE — When Timothy Connell was offered the job of Rock County Attorney in 1976, he pointed out politely that the county would have to wait until he took the bar exam. Which it did.

October 05, 2011

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

Guilty verdict in forgery trial

WORTHINGTON — After three hours of deliberation, two consultations with the judge and one instance of being sent back into the jury room to fetch the correct form, a jury in Nobles County District Court rendered guilty verdicts on both counts against Pamela Elizabeth Carey, 42, of Sioux Falls, S.D.

May 12, 2010

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New trial request denied in download suit

DULUTH — A federal judge has denied Jammie Thomas-Rasset’s request for a new trial after a jury found that she downloaded and shared 24 copyrighted songs on a file-sharing network, but the court substantially reduced the $1.92 million jurors awarded the record companies to $54,000.

January 26, 2010

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Okabena man pleads guilty to probation violation

WORTHINGTON — An Okabena man convicted a year ago of third- and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct made a court appearance Tuesday on a probation violation that occurred while he was in jail. Mark Bernard Silvrants, 46, pleaded guilty to drinking alcohol while on work release.

January 06, 2010

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Appellate decision issued

Court of Appeals decision made in City of Worthington vs. New Vision
WORTHINGTON — A decision by the Minnesota Court of Appeals disappointed city leaders last week when appellate judges affirmed the decision made by Judge Jeffrey Flynn to grant summary judgment to New Vision Cooperative, dismissing the city’s claim regarding the grain elevator on 10th Street.

January 04, 2010

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Judge rules budget cut unconstitutional

ST. PAUL — Gov. Tim Pawlenty violated the state constitution when he cut a relatively small program as he tried to fix a $2.7 billion budget deficit this summer, a judge said in a ruling that could open the door to more legal challenges.

By Don Davis , December 31, 2009

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