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    BUSINESS

    Best hopes, worst fears for health-care reform

    Community-clinics leader would like to see more incentives for patients to improve their health

    By Casey Selix | Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009

    Steve Knutson, executive director of the Fremont Community Clinics system, says, "We can have providers do wonderful things and intervene early, but if we don't have a willing patient on the other side of the table we're not going to get to an endpoint."

    FACES OF THE ECONOMY

    Behind the numbers: Minnesotans finding ways to cope with tough times



    Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009

    For many months, retail reports, financial statistics and monthly jobless updates have relentlessly driven home to all of us the bleak state of the national and regional economy. In an effort to personalize some of those numbers, we asked MinnPost interns Wilt Hodges, Emily Ness and Joey Peters to profile how several Minnesotans are coping with tough times.

    · Weddings still need planners, but couples' budgets have tightened
    · In tough times, one-man construction shop find ways to survive
    · Marinas are always on Minnesota resort-goers' priority list
    · Many new lawyers are finding job search a real trial

    FACES OF THE ECONOMY

    Weddings still need planners, but couples' budgets have tightened

    By Emily Ness | Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009

    Couples are trying to save money these days, but they're still hiring wedding planners to organize their budgets and help them find the most efficient ways to pay for the big day.

    FACES OF THE ECONOMY

    In tough times, one-man construction shop find ways to survive

    By Wilt Hodges | Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009

    After nearly 30 years in the business, Robert Sutherland considers himself a survivor who has seen firsthand how quickly economic conditions and health issues can change daily life. Tammy. In recent months, finally, he has seen his construction work rebound.

    FACES OF THE ECONOMY

    Marinas are always on Minnesota resort-goers' priority list

    By Emily Ness | Monday, Nov. 3, 2009

    Numbers go up and down, and weather always affects business, but boating and fishing lure vacationers even in a recession.

    FACES OF THE ECONOMY

    Many new lawyers are finding job search a real trial

    By Joey Peters | Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009

    Finding work right out of law school can be a challenge even in good economic times. But in a time of retrenchment, recent law school grads also are facing a double-whammy from other employers who fear they're overqualified for non-lawyer jobs.

    Nonprofits object to Minneapolis' streetlight fees, feeling 'death by a thousand cuts'

    By Joe Kimball | Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009

    Minneapolis officials in the midst of updating the city's streetlight assessment fee — which is paid not only by businesses and residents but also by nonprofits, including churches, cemeteries and the YMCA — are getting an earful from some of those who pay it.

    'For sale' signs adorn St. Paul riverfront post office

    By Joe Kimball | Thursday, Oct. 22, 2009

    The riverfront building is the last piece of the Postal Service parcel puzzle in downtown St. Paul. Ramsey County has purchased the rest of the property in its quest to turn the nearby Union Depot into a transit hub.

    The first meeting of Stadium Task Force No. 1,347: Seriously ... some ways to solve the Vikings dilemma



    By Jay Weiner | Monday, Oct. 19, 2009

    Our mission, should we choose to accept it — and frankly, we have to — is to figure out a thoughtful, progressive, Minnesota-ish, 21st-century way to build a new stadium, or recycle the Metrodome, to accommodate our beloved football team.

    Minnesota's jobs picture improves, but not much

    By Sharon Schmickle | Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009

    Minnesota's unemployment rate fell to 7.3 percent in September, but hold your applause. The reality is that the state's jobs picture has improved tentatively at best.

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