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Minnesota Government
Recent Entries:
New Laws Effective July 1, 2009
Legislative panel condemns governor’s unallotment plans
Court Says Franken Won Senate Seat
Minnesota’s unemployment insurance fund expected to enter long-term deficit by year’s end
Booster seat and Seatbelt laws takes effect Wednesday
‘Quit spending,’ Pawlenty tells Obama
Pawlenty: GOP’s ‘clearly’ been damaged
Republicans eyed for 2012 weigh Sanford fallout
In Arkansas, Pawlenty emphasizes limited government
Arkansas is first stop on Pawlenty
No Franken / Coleman Ruling As Yet
Advocates say budget cuts target most vulnerable
Zellers says cuts could be restored if recession ends
Pawlenty opposes climate change bill
FEC: Coleman can use campaign cash in lawsuits
Gov. Pawlenty modifies unallotment plan
$21.7 MILLION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND EXPANDING CLEAN ENERGY
U of M regents approve job cuts, alcohol ban
Zellers chosen to lead House Republicans
Pawlenty unwilling to compromise, speaker of the house says
Minus one-time money, Minnesota’s next budget deficit will be three to four times worse
Pawlenty shifts mean schools need loans; charters especially worried
National GOP spent $938,000 on Coleman’s Senate fight
Low-income renters worry about Pawlenty’s credit cut
Crookston schools forced to borrow money after Pawlenty’s unallotment
The deficit next time: $4.9 billion, says preliminary nonpartisan estimate
FEC May Deny Part of Coleman’s Request To Use Recount Funds for Criminal Defense
DFL leaders call Pawlenty’s unallotment a ‘misuse of power’
Legislative leaders demand unallotment details
Fort Snelling sendoff for Army Reserve medical support unit
MN unemployment rate shows signs of slowing
Dems. Award $37 million in stimulus funds to Minnesota cities
Minnesota cities deal with state aid cuts
Critics take aim at Pawlenty’s plan
Unallotment recommendations announced by governor
Pawlenty set to release his list of budget cuts
By the numbers: Minnesota’s unemployment insurance fund is running dangerously low
Pawlenty to announce unallotment plans this week
Low bids for construction projects both help and hurt
Franken/Coleman: former justice isn’t surprised by lengthy process
Minnesota drops effort to block online gambling
Report finds increased lobbying by cities, counties
U of M budget: Tuition stable, staff layoffs looming
Minnesota’s Government Growth in Context
Minneapolis to use new voting system this fall
New pollution agency tool helps car buyers choose green
U of M budget: Tuition stable, staff layoffs looming
Auditor: E-Verify system only loosely enforced in Minnesota
MN Court approves instant runoff voting for Minneapolis
Discover the history and future of Fort Snelling’s once grand Upper Post
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