Community Leaders for Dayton announced 10/8/10
Roseville City Council Member Amy Ihlan
Royalton Mayor Andrea Lauer
Luverne Mayor Andy Steensma
Fridley City Council Member Ann Bolkcom
Minneapolis City Council President Barbara J
September 30, 2010 The Honorable Kathleen Sebelius Secretary
Mark Dayton’s Revised Budget Plan 9/21/10
In the next two years, Minnesota faces a $5.8 billion budget deficit. That figure represents $1 out of every $6 the state spends.
Mr. Carlbom, Thank you for your offer to set up a series of debates between Randy Demmer and Congressman Walz. I know Mr. Demmer very much enjoyed the spirited discussion earlier this month at the FarmFest candidate forum.
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Members of Matt Entenza’s Leadership Team are:
G. Paul Beaumaster — G. Paul Beaumaster has served as Rice County Attorney since 2000 following positions in the Isanti County Attorney’s office.
Thursday, June 17, 2010(As Prepared For Delivery) Thank you, Judy, for that introduction, and for your work on behalf of working Americans. Thank you to Caroline Fredrickson for your leadership and for inviting me to speak here toni
ST. PAUL, MN – Only those who benefit from a Vikings stadium would pay for it, according to a plan unveiled today at the state Capitol. A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill to build a new multi-purpose stadium.
Positively MinnesotaSponsor: Minnesota DEEDPositively Minnesota is the main page for the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) with locations and hours for workforce centers around the state, information about app
Heiress, ‘Silent Philanthropist,’ dies in California Margaret Anne Cargill, 85, an heiress to Minneapolis-based agribusiness Cargill who delighted in making significant but anonymous donations to a variety of worthy causes, died August 1 at her home
This state of the state address is not the most important thing that happened in Minnesota this week — not by a long shot. The most important thing that happened this week is that our Red Bulls of the Minnesota National Guard came home.
Statement about running for governor: “Minnesota needs fresh leadership, and I’m the person to provide it. For too long, the two major parties have engaged in brutal partisan political battles that have accomplished little good.
Statement about running for governor: “I was the first Republican candidate to file for the 2010 race for governor. I did this on April 15, 2009. … I don’t play defense, I play offense!
Statement about running for governor: “I am deeply concerned about how badly polarized Minnesota has become in recent years.
Statement about running for governor: He told MinnPost in a Dec.
Statement about running for governor: “It is time to hear the people of Minnesota. It is time to put an end to political party divisiveness in St Paul. I am not a career politician, driven by the desire to be re-elected.