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Bulletin editorial: Is Cottage Grove council just blowing hot air on wind policy?
City Council members should not bow to neighbor complaints that by the city’s own ordinance have no bearing on a decision on Werner Electric Supply's proposed wind turbine. They should grant Werner’s park-boundary variance request and support this local business’s attempt to invest in its Cottage Grove operation.By Staff , April 28, 2012
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Bulletin editorial: Hatching a plan to help businesses
The city plans later this year to convert the soon-to-be vacant city hall building on 80th Street into discounted-rate rental property for small startups. It’s an idea worth pursuing.March 30, 2012
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Bulletin editorial: A changed race after Kriesel exit
Rep. John Kriesel’s decision last week to not seek a second term in the Minnesota House dramatically changes the dynamics of that race.March 21, 2012
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Bulletin editorial: Did District 833 board follow Open Meeting Law? 
The District 833 School Board’s search for a new superintendent is rolling along, but an issue surrounding Superintendent Mark Porter’s dismissal gave us pause for concern.
February 22, 2012
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Bulletin editorial: Tell School Board what you want in next superintendent 
We hope it becomes clear to the South Washington County School Board what the public – parents, teachers, taxpayers – wants in the next superintendent.
February 15, 2012
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Bulletin editorial: School Board owes public answers on Porter contract 
The five board members responsible for the non-renewal of Superintendent Mark Porter's contract owe it to the people who elected them to shed some light.
By Staff , December 21, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: St. Paul Park mayor's election means change at the top 
When St. Paul Park voters went to the polls last week they had a clear choice in the race for mayor.
November 18, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Charter change is unnecessary
Residents who are generally satisfied with city government ought to think strongly before backing a charter-city effort.By Staff , October 01, 2011
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Remembering 9/11 Part 5: Bulletin editorial marking Sept. 11 anniversary
Reflecting on our losses and considering the ways our lives have changed may be the most appropriate way to mark the 10 years since Sept. 11.September 11, 2011
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- Remembering 9/11 Part 4: Bulletin readers recall Sept. 11
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Bulletin editorial: Build on Agbamu's leadership
We hope District 833 administrators view Dr. Efe Agbamu’s efforts as a strong foundation on which to build a bright future for Park High School.July 30, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Public benefits from open school discussions
Our concern is the suggestion that School Board members’ differences should be limited to meetings that, while public, are rarely attended by the public.July 22, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: School election change has benefits
It’s hard to understand the logic behind District 833 School Board members’ opposition to switching their elections from odd years to even years.June 17, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Renewed focus on growth, jobs welcomed
Even Cottage Grove’s most vocal civic cheerleaders would acknowledge at least one major challenge facing the city right now: economic development and private-sector job growth seem sluggish at best.May 01, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Postal changes a mixed bag
There is a strong financial argument behind the U.S. Postal Service's Cottage Grove consolidation plan, but what about convenience for the customers the postal service is trying to hold onto?April 16, 2011
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Bulletin editorial: Washington County attorney's ideas intriguing
Pete Orput ran an aggressive campaign for Washington County attorney last fall. He was rewarded with a comfortable victory – he replaced Doug Johnson, who retired – but early indications suggest he has not adopted a similarly comfortable approach to the job. Instead, he has laid out bold proposals well worth exploring.April 02, 2011
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