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Political notebook: Boomers to cost
By Don Davis Baby boomers will make writing the state budget harder, reduce the Minnesota labor force and cause state health care spending to soar, State Demographer Susan Brower said. Aging pressure...
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1960: The Ballers of Edgerton
The 1960 Flying Dutchmen in all their awesomeness! (No, that is not sarcasm.)...
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Gallagher to retire from post

Gallagher to retire from post Health concerns force Nobles County Commissioner to cut his term short
WORTHINGTON — Nobles County Commissioner Norm Gallagher will officially retire from his post at the end of this month.

By Julie Buntjer , March 24, 2010

Senate case will drag on into June

ST. PAUL — Minnesota will go at least until June without a second U.S. senator.

April 25, 2009

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Coleman relies on 'equal protection' argument

New appeal will likely be filed Monday or Tuesday
ST. PAUL — Norm Coleman says a constitutional principle, ensuring all voters are treated equally, drives his continuing U.S. Senate election fight.

April 18, 2009

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Letter: Coleman, GOP opposing democratic values

Senate Republicans support Coleman’s hopeless election challenge only to preserve their ability to obstruct the Senate through filibuster.

By Debra Hogenson, Brewster , April 16, 2009

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Editorial: Coleman should heed latest ruling

Editorial: Coleman should heed latest ruling Is it time to say enough is enough yet?

By Daily Globe , April 14, 2009

Letter: Coleman contributions delay inevitability

Letter: Coleman contributions delay inevitability Why are Congressional Republicans paying big bucks to keep up Norm Coleman’s recount challenge against Al Franken?

By Debra Hogenson, Brewster , March 17, 2009

Missing Clay ballots end Senate trial testimony

Missing Clay ballots end Senate trial testimony ST. PAUL — Lori Johnson was a fitting final U.S. Senate trial witness because, like many other issues in the case, she left unanswered the main question attorneys asked.

By Don Davis , March 13, 2009

Minnesotans tired of Senate race

Minnesotans may be sick of hearing about the seemingly never-ending U.S. Senate election, recount and, now, trial, but many say that in the end it may produce more confidence in the electoral system.

By Perham Enterprise Bulletin , March 09, 2009

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Franken denied on election certificate request

Supreme Court justices: No legal authority for action
ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Supreme Court Friday rejected Al Franken’s demand to immediately become a U.S. senator.

By Don Davis , March 07, 2009

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Franken looks to protect his victory

ST. PAUL — Now it is Al Franken’s turn.

March 03, 2009

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Counties ordered to check ballots

ST. PAUL – Judges in the Senate election trial want county officials’ help.

February 27, 2009

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Trial digs into voter complexities

Trial digs into voter complexities ST. PAUL – Kay Mack only talked about a handful of ballots, but her testimony Tuesday illustrated the complexity of a major issue in the U.S. Senate election trial.

February 25, 2009

Coleman nears end of case

Coleman nears end of case ST. PAUL — Al Franken’s campaign wants to remove a pile of northwestern Minnesota ballots from the U.S. Senate election tally as Norm Coleman’s team nears the end of its court case.

February 24, 2009

Senate trial intrigue lost on observers

ST. PAUL – Minnesota voters – and even politically engaged college students – have little interest in details of the prolonged U.S. Senate election trial, a professor monitoring the proceeding said.

February 23, 2009

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Coleman team: Judges created a ‘fatal flaw’

Coleman team: Judges created a ‘fatal flaw’ ST. PAUL — Norm Coleman’s legal team said judges created a “fatal flaw,” claiming the jurists are making contradictory decisions in Minnesota’s U.S. Senate election trial.

February 19, 2009

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