VIEWPOINT
Viewpoint: Asian carp on the Mississippi march
Like many of our native fish, Asian carp eat algae and other plankton, but because they are so big they eat a lot more of it. For this reason, they have the potential to quickly knock an aquatic food web out of balance.By Angie Hong , November 22, 2012
Newport candidate viewpoints: Gallagher, Geraghty, Flood, Ingemann, McElwee-Stevens, Sumner
Read why the candidates for Newport mayor and City Council say they should be elected.October 31, 2012
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- Candidate Viewpoint: Newport mayor candidate Steven Gallagher
- Candidate Viewpoint: Newport Mayor Tim Geraghty
- Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Dan Flood
- Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Tim Ingemann
- Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Katy McElwee-Stevens
- Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Bill Sumner
Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Bill Sumner
During the past four years Mayor Tim Geraghty, myself with other council members and the dedicated new administrator and our capable office staff have found many ways to strengthen the economic position of the city.By Bill Sumner , October 31, 2012
Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Katy McElwee-Stevens
Going forward I will serve the residents of Newport with respect and integrity. I will work to better Newport, its appearance, its reputation and its economy.By Katy McElwee-Stevens , October 31, 2012
Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Tom Ingemann
The business community is pleased with the current climate in this city as far as a business goes. There has been nothing but positive comments from citizens as far as what they think about their city. I know the residents of the city of Newport are very smart and know what is going on in their city, and are not hoodwinked by a lot of broken promises, nonexistent connections and glorified nonsense.By Tom Ingemann , October 31, 2012
Candidate Viewpoint: Newport City Council candidate Dan Flood
When I tell most people that I am running for council, the most common reactions I get are statements of good luck, or the question, “Why would you put yourself through that?” Let me be very clear on this point. I am running because I believe that we can do better than our current council and Newport needs better.By Dan Flood , October 31, 2012
Candidate Viewpoint: Newport Mayor Tim Geraghty
I hope before going into the voting booth, you will review the qualifications and records of each of the candidates and do what you feel is best for our city and its citizens. Thank you for allowing me to serve the city of Newport.By Tim Geraghty , October 31, 2012
Candidate Viewpoint: Newport mayor candidate Steven Gallagher
Two years ago I became a member of the Newport City Council after seeing the need to improve the atmosphere and perception within the city. However, this work cannot be done with the current leadership; therefore, I am asking for your vote to become the mayor, in this critical time, for our great city.By Steven Gallagher , October 31, 2012
Viewpiont: Interest, teamwork should be weighed for Cottage Grove council picks
It is human nature to think that if someone does not agree with us that they are not listening, but we are actually collecting the facts, yours included, in order to make sound decisions and hopefully satisfy most of the people.By Dave Thiede , October 31, 2012
Senate District 54 candidate viewpoint: Katie Sieben
I am grateful for your support that has allowed me to bring your voice to the Minnesota Senate. On Nov. 6, I respectfully request your vote again. Working together we can ensure Minnesota continues to be the best place to live, work and raise a family.By Katie Sieben , October 28, 2012
House District 54A candidate viewpoint: Dan Schoen
You have my commitment that I will work in unison with local, state and federal partners toward solving problems so we can stop squeezing the families and small businesses that keep our Minnesota communities thriving.By Dan Schoen , October 28, 2012
House District 54A candidate viewpoint: Ron Lischeid
I can’t get elected this November unless all independent-minded voters support me. In a competitive three-candidate race, 40 percent of the vote can win the election. I have provided all voters an opportunity to vote their conscience and to select the most qualified candidate without regard to political party. I ask that you utilize that opportunity on Election Day.By Ron Lischeid , October 28, 2012
House District 54A candidate viewpoint: Derrick Lehrke
As I have shown in my past experiences, I am uniquely qualified to not only work with members of both sides of the aisle, but to also stand up and vote no when a compromise cannot be reached. I will not be afraid to fight the same way for you in St. Paul. I have no IOUs to special interests, so I can truly be your voice.By Derrick Lehrke , October 28, 2012
District 54B candidate viewpoint: Joanna Bayers
Minnesota needs someone who is willing to listen, stand up and break the barrier of partisan politics and that is why I want to be your next state representative for District 54B.By Joanna Bayers , October 28, 2012
District 54B candidate viewpoint: Denny McNamara
While we have turned Minnesota’s economy around and made tremendous progress on many other legislative issues over the past two years, we can and will do better. With your help, we can make our community and our state a better place to live, work and play. I respectfully ask for your vote on Nov. 6.By Denny McNamara , October 28, 2012
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