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STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Bills say: 'Let the sunshine in'
By Danielle Nordine The sunshine is peeking through the clouds in Minnesota, public information access advocates say. A handful of data access proposals, also known as sunshine laws, would give the ...
Posted on 4/3/12 at 5:12 AM
House debates Vikings stadium plan
“This is our one chance,” Rep. John Kriesel, R-Cottage Grove, said. “This bill works. It has been fined tuned and it will build a stadium.”
By Don Davis , May 07, 2012
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Cottage Grove dog park founders named volunteers of the year
Ellen Edwards and Dick Swanson put in years of work building support and lobbying local officials for help in creating Cottage Grove’s first dog park.
By Jon Avise , May 07, 2012
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Dayton says GOP plan could kill Vikings stadium
Republican leaders and Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton plan to discuss a new GOP-written Vikings stadium proposal this afternoon, but the governor did not wait until then to say the idea could kill any chances of a stadium being approved.
By Don Davis , May 02, 2012
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Hello, neighbor: Walmart plan meets skeptical residents in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove residents living near the proposed Walmart brought a shopping list worth of concerns to a neighborhood meeting on the project
By Scott Wente , May 01, 2012
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Vikings stadium bill on hold
Dozens of Vikings fans decked out in purple jerseys rallied in the state Capitol Saturday, but went home disappointed after learning there would be no vote to build a new stadium.
By Don Davis , April 28, 2012
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At St. Paul Park meeting, food shelves tout value of farm bill's food programs
Friends in Need Food Shelf and other area food shelf advocates hope certain federal programs will see continued funding.
By Scott Wente , April 26, 2012
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'Flip-flop' alleged in Washington County redistricting as Woodbury gets three commissioners; Lehrke won't face re-election this fall
Washington County Commissioners reversed course on redistricting last week, approving a plan that splits Woodbury among three districts after agreeing in principle to a plan the week before that would have kept the county’s largest city divided between just two commissioners.
By Jon Avise , April 26, 2012
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