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THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Three Bridges Gone, Two collapsed, One dead
There is a proverb that was passed down to the author by a friend of mine from Minnesota during a bridgehunting tour a couple years ago: Taking care of a valuable thing in life can prolong its life....
Posted on 11/6/12 at 9:07 AM
OH LOOK! A SHINY THING Lawyers, but No Guns or Money
Jack McDonald, the counsel for the North Dakota Newspaper Association, provided everyone in the room with a packet, entitled All Things Legal, with the subtitle: A brief look at ND open meetings and o...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 1:00 PM
CAPITOL CHATTER Jacob's Law signed to report child abuse
Gov. Mark Dayton today signed Jacobs Law, named after Jacob Gould and written to keep other youths from experiencing the same things he has. The new law requires law enforcement officials to notify...
Posted on 4/4/12 at 2:27 PM
REPRINT 1960: Leash Law Causes Barking, Whining
The Daily Globe offered a photo-opinion feature each week in 1960, but this one really went to the dogs. (Sorry. I couldn't resist.)...
Posted on 8/15/10 at 1:48 PM
Law enforcement officers, medical personnel get mental health training
WORTHINGTON — Regional law enforcement officers and medical personnel are expected to benefit from training they received this week thanks to a grant obtained by Southwestern Mental Health Center.
By Ryan McGaughey , August 09, 2012
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Law expands illegal synthetic drugs
ST. PAUL — More synthetic drugs will be illegal under a law taking effect Wednesday, and a state agency will be able to act faster to make newly developed versions illegal.
By Don Davis , July 26, 2012
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Flynn opens new law practice
WORTHINGTON — Being a lawyer is in Jesse Flynn’s blood.
The son of a retired judge, Flynn is taking the next step in his career — starting his own practice.
By Aaron Hagen , July 15, 2012
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Gevo works to change law
Company hopes to sell new fuel in stateLUVERNE — The world’s first isobutanol plant is anticipated to go online in late June in Luverne, but unless the state legislature takes action to amend Minnesota law, the product produced by Gevo won’t be available to businesses and consumers in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.
By Julie Buntjer , April 16, 2012
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50 years of partnership
NCSC and law enforcement work together to keep children safeWORTHINGTON — It started when a group of people realized how many children were getting hurt and dying of accidental causes and grew to become the largest non-profit organization dedicated to the safety of children.
November 02, 2011
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Building a new center
Construction at the Murray County Law Enforcement is continuing at a good pace. This photo, submitted by Murray County Community Relations Director Christy Riley, was taken as the footings for the expansion phase of the project were poured.
By Submitted Photo , July 25, 2011
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Fireworks safety urged by law enforcement
WORTHINGTON — Statistics collected each year between June 25 and July 15 show that injuries caused by fireworks are down, but State Fire Marshal Jerry Rosendahl said the goal is for that number to be zero.
From 111 injuries in 2004 to 57 in 2009 is an improvement, but not good enough.
June 29, 2011
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