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Local government lobbying costs up a bit
Local governments slightly increased their spending on lobbyists last year. A report State Auditor Rebecca Otto issued Monday showed local governments paid $8.2 million to lobby state officials, up 0...
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Irish meets Danish in these Aebleskivers
Maybe I could call these billowy, soft balls of goodness Irish pancake puffs. The batter is traditional Danish Aebleskiver, only better. These aebleskivers start with Aunt Else's Aebleskiver Mix, a bl...
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How to see the farthest thing you can see
As long as we're spending time with Comet Hartley this month and its host constellation Cassiopeia, let's use Cassiopeia to point us to the Andromeda Galaxy, the farthest object most of us will ever...
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State shutdown means no work will be done on the new Hastings bridge

All work on the new Hastings bridge has ceased. With the state shutdown putting the Minnesota Department of Transportation on hold indefinitely, all work on state projects has come to a stop.

By Chad Richardson , July 01, 2011

Who will run St. Paul Park Heritage Days?

Greg Langbehn is ready to lay the groundwork for this year’s Heritage Days, St. Paul Park’s popular summer festival. Except he’s not alone: former longtime festival co-chair Jim Domeier is ready to start planning, too, and the pair have said they’re not keen on partnering.

March 01, 2011

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Video: Local Talk — Teen center in Cottage Grove?

Managing editor Patricia Drey Busse talks with Cottage Grove residents Chris Reese and Leon Moe about the idea of building a teen center in town. Click on the link to see the video.

April 28, 2010

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Donkeys and baskeball for a fun fundraiser

St. Paul Park/Newport Lions Club will hold a Donkey Basketball fundraiser to collect donations for its holiday baskets program.

April 19, 2010

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Daily jail bookings for Friday

All are considered innocent until proven guilty.

December 11, 2009

New Heritage Days chair faces stern police memo on public drinking

Greg Langbehn, new de facto chair of the St. Paul Park Heritage Days committee, ran headlong into a drastically reduced committee and a formal memo from the city police recommending no street dance and no drinking on city property, at his first meeting on Tuesday.

By Toni Lambert , October 21, 2009

Dingle, Swenson will run for re-election

St. Paul Park city council members Sandi Dingle and Jeff Swenson will run for re-election to the council in November. Dingle filed an Affidavit on Tuesday and Swenson filed today. If re-elected, it will be a second term for both.

By Toni Lambert , August 28, 2009

Grant could speed up bridge project

Construction of a new St. Croix River bridge could start as early as next year if Minnesota secures a federal grant for the project, a Washington County official said.

By Scott Wente , August 26, 2009

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County reduces contract with HSI

Washington County commissioners voted to revise the county’s contract with Human Services, Inc., the nonprofit agency that provides domestic abuse treatment services in the county.

By Hank Long , July 09, 2009

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'Biggest crisis' to affect local government aid

Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – Minnesota's local governments receive 30 percent of their revenue from the state, so when the state budget is sick, local governments sniffle.

By Don Davis , December 30, 2008

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Pawlenty cuts local aid, programs

Pawlenty cuts local aid, programs Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – State budget cuts are under way. So is the anguish.

By Don Davis , December 22, 2008

Newport's state aid to increase by $75K per year

The City of Newport will see a welcome spike in much-needed Local Government Aid next year, increasing state assistance by $450,000 over six years thanks to a tax bill recently passed by legislators and signed into law by Gov. Tim Pawlenty.

March 11, 2008

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