Minnesota Republican Party Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan
[image_credit]MinnPost photo by Peter Callaghan[/image_credit][image_caption]Jennifer Carnahan[/image_caption]
Politico reported that former Minnesota Republican Party Chair Jennifer Carnahan is considering a run for the U.S. House in Minnesota’s First Congressional District. The seat is vacant following the death of Carnahan’s husband, Rep. Jim Hagedorn.

In an interview with Sahan Journal, Minneapolis School Board Chair Kim Ellison gave her perspective on ongoing negotiations with the teachers and educational support professionals unions, both of which are currently striking.

Minnetonka-based Cargill said it is scaling back business and has stopped investment in Russia, but did not provide specifics.

A federal judge ruled that the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe’s 61,000 acre reservation, established by an 1855 treaty, remains intact.

The Mall of America dropped its lawsuit to prevent the City of Bloomington from releasing the mall’s parking ramp traffic data after the city agreed not to release the data. The parking data had been requested by the news outlet Axios Twin Cities, but the Mall of America argued that the data are a trade secret.

The University of Minnesota is lifting its indoor mask mandate for “dining halls, libraries, hallways, student unions, rec centers, offices or sports or other entertainment venues,” according to the Pioneer Press.

The Minnesota Twins’ home opener is scheduled for April 7.

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  1. Jennifer Carnahan assured us that she would return or give to charity the monies she raised with Tony Lazzaro for MN Republicans.

    I sure hope somebody will let us know when it happens and how much money was actually involved. Ms. Carnahan has broken trust with the public she claims to want to serve.

    These are not trustworthy people. Even her husband died with irregularities in his Congressional office staff’s spending and in illegal spending of campaign donations to favored vendors for their profit.

    Using GoFundMe to raise funds to sue the governor over COVID measures should also be looked at as illegal campaign money.

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