2011

September

• DFL Ballot Gets Fleshed Out

• Superintendents call Senator Nelson to the office; DFL challenger files papers to school her

August

• Wisconsin recall wars kick off 2012

2010

September

• Dayton releases revised budget plan

• Horner Priorities: Big Business First, Minnesota’s Students Last

• Former GOP Sen. Duremberger Endorses Walz

• WALZ ON IMPORTANCE OF MIDDLE CLASS TAX CUTS

• Emmer calls for broad changes in education system

• Gubernatorial candidates talk state’s finances

• Clark, Bachmann hit each other on money in new ads

• Demmer radio ads jab at Walz’s record

• No easy answers for state’s budget ills

• Star Tribune pollster: Dayton margin doubled when we included cell-phone-only voters

• Tom Emmer’s Misguided Priorities Still Wouldn’t Balance the Budget

• Bachmann Ad Backfires…Again!

• Former GOP Gov. Carlson endorses IP’s Horner

• GOP hasn’t locked down business vote

• Emmer Education Ideas Fail on Basic Math

• LOCAL VETERANS STAND WITH TIM WALZ AS HE LAUNCHES FIRST TV AD

• Emmer unveils $626M jobs plan - no way to pay for it

• Candidates for governor compare budget plans at Duluth debate

• 2010 State Fair Poll Results

• Mayo Clinic criticizes Pawlenty’s fed health care denial

• Emmer’s budget plan—tax cuts come first

• Emmer Fails to Deliver…Again

• WALZ ACCEPTS DEBATE INVITATIONS THAT WILL PROVIDE ROBUST, OPEN DISCUSSION

• Interesting: MN Guv Forecast (NYT - 9-3-10)

• Emmer’s uncompromising politics, style have alienated some House GOP colleagues

• TV ads are weapon of choice for Bachmann, Clark

August

• Sturdevant Column: That deficit is a demon, and Emmer doesn’t want to face it

• Will Tom Emmer Refuse to Let Minnesota Pay Back Pawlenty’s K-12 Education Shifts?

• Gov Debate focuses on past statements and public employees

• Gubanatorial Debate at General Mills 8AM Live

• Gubernatorial candidates talk bonding bills at debate

• Three gov candidates would look at gambling expansion

• Governor Debates: August 25, 2010 - Economic Development

• Bachmann vs. Clark—how close a race in the 6th?

• DFL formally endorses Dayton; candidate gives them red meat before annual barbecue

• Dayton Urges Pawlenty To Accept $263 Million In Federal Funding

• State Auditor Debate

• Top Minn. companies weigh political donations after Target flap

• Emmer Snubs Greater Minnesota

• Supreme Court to Severson: You Can’t Play Games with the Ballot

• Minnesota GOP Releases Sexist, Offensive Video

• Bachmann: Minnesota teachers are “money launderers”

• Minn. unions get behind Dayton for governor

• RED LAKE BUCKS DFL TREND; VOTES KELLIHER OVER DAYTON

• After primary, kid gloves come off gov candidates

• Democrats proclaim unity following tight primary contest

• Mark Dayton, a ‘wounded’ parade veteran

• Dayton wins DFL primary; Kelliher doesn’t concede

• Dayton sweats out a tight primary victory

• Primary Results

• DFL: UNITY Campaign

• Tom Horner Wins Indep. Primary for Minnesota Governor

• Entenza Concedes in Minnesota DFL Governor Primary

• Tarryl Clark to Face Michele Bachmann in Minnesota’s 6th District Updated: Tuesday, 10 Aug 2010, 9:

• Kelliher rallies DFLers on the eve of the primary election

• Hopeful Candidates Come to Rochester

• Republican Tom Emmer shakes up campaign

• Spoiler alert: Entenza could wreck Kelliher’s evening on Tuesday

• Candidates counting on get-out-the-vote efforts for primary

• Poll: November General Election - Governor (8-5-10)

• KSTP/Survey USA Poll Results On Minn. Gov’s Race.

• Poll: Primary & General Election (8-1-10)

July

• Entenza has spent over $4 million building campaign operation

• Emmer says Target donation controversy ‘too personal’

• DLFers debate education, taxes in Mankato

• Rep. Demmer to job seekers: Try harder, move to Czech Republic

• AG Swanson raises most money in re-election bid, Ritchie and Otto close behind

• Candidate Cash On Hand Positions

• Entenza introduces team of policy advisers

• A Major Endorsement!

• Fund Raising Data

• Kelliher makes pitch to party as rivals run flush with cash

• Bachmann: If GOP wins House, subpoenas to follow

• Veterans to Republicans: Do the Right Thing

• Another Tough Town Hall for Tom Emmer?

• MAK: Status of campaign

• Emmer turns down penny protester’s invitation to immigration forum

• Emmer Gets Served

• Socialism? Seriously?

• What’s Cooking in Tom Emmer’s Kitchen?

• Clark hits $2 million mark in 6th district race

• Kelliher outspent but not outrun: Statewide network of volunteers woos voters one by one

• Magaret Anderson Kelliher Talks Education in Mankato

• Kelliher discusses issues in Mankato over coffee

• Emmer’s “Cutting Jobs for Minnesota” Tour, Take Two

• Emmer: Count worker tips in Minn. minimum wage

• DFL candidates for governor spar over deficit crisis in TV debate

• WALZ STANDS WITH MAIN STREET, VOTES YES ON WALL STREET REFORM

June

• Kelliher adds endorsement from GLBT group

• EMMER’S NOT GREAT RECORD FOR GREATER MINNESOTA

• Dayton gets old-guard support from Hatch, Luther

• SD 50 DFLers pull Chaudhary’s endorsement, back Goodwin

• Margaret Anderson Kelliher to Rally Supporters at Pride Festival

• Candidates encourage absentee voting in early primary

• “Nice People” Indeed

• Kelliher weighs in on single-payer health care pledge

• Severson’s Week of Political Stunts

• KSTP/SurveyUSA Poll: Dayton Front Runner In DFL Primary

• Emmer still refuses to say what he will do as governor or put forth a plan

• Entenza rolls out education plans, without new money

• Clark will air TV ad hitting Bachmann over BP

• Gubernatorial candidate Entenza unveils education plan

• The Strange World of Emmer Math

• AFL-CIO decides not to endorse candidate for governor

• 45 Days Later: Still No Emmer Budget Plan

• Slim Pickings for Republicans

• Anderson for Governor, Take Two?

• Bachmann stands up for BP

• Clark campaign makes ‘red-to-blue’ list

• Green Screen: DFL, IP gov candidates debate renewable energy policies

• Kelliher absent from airwaves as Entenza, Dayton make TV ad buys

• DFLers Dayton, Entenza spending thousands on TV ads

• Randy Demmer on health care reform

• Emmer, Kelliher Face Diverging Roads

• Poll shows DFLers ahead of Emmer in Minnesota governor’s race Pawlenty’s approval rating at 37%

• DFLer Reed drops out of 6th District race

• Sixth District DFLers Unite to Defeat Michele Bachmann

• First Things First: Where’s Your Budget, Tom?

• Margaret Anderson Kelliher: The fight for Minnesota governor

• UAW endorses Kelliher

• Where’s the Leadership?

May

• Tarryl Clark: The Right Choice for DFLers

• Bachmann Record: Nothing Much to Run On

• Editorial (Emmer-Senjem): GOP distorts Medicaid issue

• Kelliher picks John Gunyou as running mate

• Representative Randy Demmer Chooses Partisan Politics Over Fiscal Responsibility

• Bachmann Exposed

• Emmer vs. Minnesotans

• Cookies, Lunches and Meetings, Oh My!

• Rep. Emmer’s Unbelievable Excuses

• Tom Emmer: Minnesota’s Nowhere Man

• Tom Emmer: Taking the Easy Way Out, Yet Again

• Toxic sippy cups?

• JOB FORUMS CAN’T HIDE BACHMANN’S REAL RECORD KILLING JOBS

• DFL Party to Tom Emmer: Where’s Your Plan?

• Where Are You Tom Emmer?

• DFL Party to Emmer: How About Now?

• Et Tu, Dr. Barden?

• Supreme Court to Pawlenty: Your Actions Were Unlawful

• The Tale of Two Republicans

• A Note from the Associate Chair

• The Tale of Two Republicans

• The Republican Tea Party Candidate: Tom Emmer

• DFL Statement on Anderson Endorsement

• DFL Web Video: “Too Extreme for Minnesota”

• DFL Statement on Severson Endorsement

• DFL Statement on Barden Endorsement

• The Final Vote is Cast—Sarah Palin chooses Tom Emmer

• Emmer and Seifert Out on a Right-Wing Ledge on Arizona Law

• Republican Candidate Barden Launches Latest Campaign, Comes Up Short on Qualifications

• An Emmer–Meeks Ticket? Really?

2009

June

• Rep. Kim Norton: June Newsletter

• Sen. Ann Lynch Newsletter June 2009

May

• Rep. Norton - Legislative Report 5/17/2009

• Rep. Liebling: Homeowner Protection Bills Pass the House

• Rep. Kim Norton Legislative Update 4/29/2009

April

• Sen. Ann Lynch April Newsletter

• Rep. Kim Norton April 9 Newsletter

March

• Kim Norton Legislative Update 3-26-09

• Rep. Kim Norton Newsletter: 3/2/09

February

• Rep. Norton - Newsletter 2/14/2009

• Rochester feels the recession, but economy still expands

January

• Sen. Lynch Newsletter 1/23/09

• Rep. Liebling Newsletter 1/23/09

• Rep. Liebling: January 11 Newsletter

• Rep. Norton - January 9th Newsletter

2008

November

• Norton: November Newsletter

August

• MOVEON RALLY IN Rochester Tuesday 8/19/08

July

• Rep. Kim Norton News Letter

June

• MN Sen. Ann Lynch Newsletter

May

• Rep. Kim Norton Closing Session Legislative Report

• Rep. Kim Norton’s Newsletter May 1, 2008

April

• Sen. Ann Lynch April Newsletter

• Rep. Kim Norton - Newsletter 4/25/08

• SD 30 Convention

• Senate District 30 Convention

• Please check the Olmsted County DFL website:

• Rep. Kim Norton: Report To Constituents

March

• Kim Norton: Legislation News

• Sen. Ann Lynch Newsletter 3-17-2008

• Rep. Tina Liebling: Legislative Update (3/4/08)

February

• Kim Norton - Legislative Newsletter 2/28/2008

• LEGISLATURE PASSES COMPREHENSIVE TRANSPORTATION PACKAGE

• Newsletter from Senator Ann Lynch

• Rep. Tina Liebling February Newsletter

• New Home for the DFL In Rochester

• Rep. Kim Norton - Newsletter 2/08/08

January

• Lynch: January Newsletter

• Kim Norton E-Newsletter 1/11/08

2007

December

• Rochester DFL Headquarters Is Moving

September

• Sen. Lynch receives award from Arc of Minnesota

• Senator Ann Lynch: Capitol Update - Special Session Edition(September)

• Sizing Up 2008 Politics

• SOUTHEASTERN MINNESOTA FLOOD RELIEF PACKAGE PASSES STATE LEGISLATURE

• REP. LIEBLING, NORTON AND WELTI LAUD CALLING OF A SPECIAL SESSION

• Senators urge governor to act to address bridge safety and flooding

• Rep. Norton: Legislative Update Tue, 04 Sep 2007

August

• Tina Liebling Legislaive Update

• Sen. Lynch appointed to the Capital Investment Committee

• Rep. Kim Norton: District 29B Newsletter

July

• DFLers Join Hands To Win in 28B

• Help Elect Linda Pfeilsticker in House District 28B!

June

• I-Phone Is Impressive

• Sen. Lynch to attend Iron Range hearing on mesothelioma

• It’s JA Dunk Tank Time!

• Online Newsletter for Sen. Ann Lynch

• Sen. Lynch appointed to National Conference of State LegislaturesCommittee on Health

• Liebling Legislative Update 6-12-07

• June’s Coffee & Conversation Flyer—The People’s Report

• Sen. Lynch says Governor must recognize state’s needs

• Welti: Session summary

• Norton: End of Session E-Newsletter

May

• HOUSE AND SENATE PASS FINAL BUDGET BILLS, ADJOURN ON TIME

• LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS; ACHIEVES PROGRESS THIS SESSION

• Senator Lynch Capitol Report: May 19th Edition

• Senate passes transportation funding bill to move Minnesota forward

• TRANSPORTATION BILL PASSES MINNESOTA HOUSE

• How House, Senate voted on transportation bill

• How they voted on the gas tax bill

• PROPERTY TAX REFORM BILL PASSES MINNESOTA HOUSE

• Gunflint Trail Fire Worst in Years

• House rollcall on smoking ban bill

• MN Senate rollcall on smoking ban

• How Senate voted on outdoor/arts funding bill

• How MN House voted on tax bill

• GOVERNOR SIGNS LOCAL LEGISLATOR’S PROPOSALS INTO LAW

• Governor’s health bill veto moves Minnesota backwards

• Senator Ann Lynch: Capitol Update - May Edition

• Rep. Norton: Newsletter Update

• RADON BILL PASSES ON HOUSE FLOOR

April

• Rep. Norton to Serve on “FREEDOM TO BREATHE” Conf Committee

• Representative Andy Welti April Legislative Update

• REP. KIM NORTON’S FIRST BILL PASSES WITH BIPARTISAN SUPPORT ON HOUSE FLOOR

• REP. LIEBLING APPONTED TO PUBLIC SAFETY CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

• Only Seven Days Left ... RSVP Today

• Liebling: HOUSE VETERANS BILL PASSES

• NORTON: E- News Update

• Senator Anne Lynch Capitol Update

• Sen. Lynch looks for moderation

• Liebling Legislative Update April 4, 2007

March

• Civic Center Expansion Taxes

• Rep. Andy Welti—March Newsletter

• With a Charity for Soldiers, Youths Make Recycling Pay

• Rochester Protesters Draw Police

• Senate Capital Investment Bill includes funding for Rochester

• Toll-free telephone numbers for MN Tax questions

• TURNING UP THE HEAT

• CONSTITUENT-INSPIRED BILL MOVES FORWARD

• REP. LIEBLING PLEASED WITH HOUSE CAPITAL INVESTMENT BILL

• Legislative Update from MCN: Invest in Minnesota Phone-In Day -March 21

• HOUSE BUDGET TARGETS STICK TO THE BASICS

• Kim Norton Report - March 16, 2007

• Okla. Teen Wins $100,000 Science Prize

• Coffee and Conversations: Report to the People

• Liebling Legislative Update, March 8, 2007

• Stem Cell hearing scheduled for 3/8/2007

• Police Sent to 22 Texas Youth Prisons

• Senator Ann Lynch : Capitol Update for March 5, 2007

• DM&E railroad looks to Wall Street

February

• U.S. turns down loan for DM&E coal train project

• Snowstorm

• Senator Ann Lynch on Education

• Kim Norton Newsletter - 2/23/07

• Health Forum on 2/24/07

• Minnesota lawmakers push bills to stop DM&E

• Reminder: Olmsted County DFL Central Committee Meeting Tuesday2/20

• Walz in Rochester Tuesday 2/20

• Sen. Lynch appointed to the Committee on Regent Nominations

• LIEBLING COMMENDS HOUSE PASSAGE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY STANDARD

• A message from Representative Andy Welti 30B

• Franken to Visit Rochester, Mankato

• MINNESOTA HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES SMOKING BAN

• AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS NEED ATTENTION

• top idiots - 2006

• ROCHESTER MEETING OF WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 2-26

• RENEWABLE ENERGY STANDARD SUPPORTED BY REP. KIM NORTON

• Rep. Norton: Legislative Update 2/13/07

• MN Sen. Lynch Newsletter 2/8/07

• Engineer: GPS Shoes Make People Findable

• Rep. Tina Liebling: Legisative Update 2/8/07

• Rep. Kim Norton Legislative Update 02/06/07

• Go Red for Women Luncheon

• Rally Monday 5:30pm for the Rochester 19, Fired Holiday Inn Workers

• Minnesota Ignoring Obesity Issues

January

• Food Drive by the Rochester 19 for DFL Thursday on the Picket Line

• Legislators sharpen their No. 2 pencils

• George Gibbs Lecture Series begins Thursday

• Support Rochester Holiday Inn Workers

• State Surplus—Coffee and Conversation this Saturday

• Sen Lynch on State Wide No Smoking Bill

• Session Update from Representative Kim Norton!

• Liebling: Legislative Update January 2007

• Kim Norton: A Day in the Life of a Freshman Legislator

• Coffee & Conversation - January 23, 2007

• Rep. Any Welti Newslatter - January 10

• Rochester Somali’s Views of the Conflict

• Notice: Olmsted County DFL Central Committee Meeting—January16

• Goodbye PEMSTAR

• Representatives Liebling, Norton and Welti back key legislation

• Bill would add 50 drugs to list of those selling for $4

• Bystanders catch boy, 3, in four-storey fall from fire escape

• OLMSTED DFL IN REVIEW - 2006

• NEWLY ELECTED DFL OFFICIALS SWORN IN

• Former congressman Penny gets radio show

• New year brings some new taxes—and a few tax breaks

• Minnesota legislature: New faces, more money

2006

December

• Ghosts in the Machine

• Join Amy in Rochester to Help Send Her to Washington!

• DFL’ers Obtain Committee Assignments

• Kiscaden: FINAL LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

• Obstacles push DM&E Expansion to the tipping point

• DM&E Upgrade Town Hall Meeting

• ‘A Very Rare and Unusual Talent’

• Please Note: Camp Wellstone Opportunity

• IBM to Open Islands in Virtual World

• Publishing Physician Death Statistics Threatens Patient Access to Innovative Care

• Tim Walz on Rochester Channel Ten

• Biofuels from Switchgrass: Greener Energy Pastures

• Railroad debate draws a Cabinet visit

• State law forces exceptions to $4 drug programs

• Lake Superior near record-low levels

• MN Budget surplus eaten up by inflation

• Event: Monday, December 4th - Sponsored by Track the Truth

November

• For $150, Third-World Laptop Stirs Big Debate

• Physicist Stephen Hawking Wins Award

• Darn Fine Ladies - Holiday Luncheon Dec. 13

• Birth Certificates Slowly Going Digital

• Our Next Energy Fix

• A Case That Shook Medicine

• Lynch named vice chair of Senate Health and Human Services BudgetDivision

• The Big Question: A post to ponder

• Sony: PS3 Consoles Can Aid Medical Research

• Warp Speed

• Admissions Boards Face ‘Grade Inflation’

• 99.5 Percent Like a Neanderthal

• Taco Bell to Stem Use of Trans Fats

• Ban on Silicone Breast Implants Lifted

• WALZ PROGRESS ON DM&E

• Who can keep state at head of the class?

• Breast Cancer Risk Linked To Red Meat, Study Finds

• Blow to chest can be fatal in child athletes, study finds

• Which way now: Cooperation or gridlock?

• Lynch to Serve on Senate Re-Organization Team

• Scouting for Food 2006

• Help for veterans starting a business

• Report: Number of students taking online courses rises

• 11M Bottles of Acetaminophen Recalled

• Education Both “Yes and No” in Rochester

• A Good Night For Olmsted DFL Candidates

• Sen. Sheila Kiscaden: Election Commentary

• Democrats tipped to regain House in US elections

• Kim Norton: Just the facts

• In fight for Minnesota House, candidates milk every opportunity

• Rebroadcast Schedule of LWV 2006 General Election Candidate Forums

• It Really Is Up to Us

• DFL VICTORY PARTY

• Reminder: Keillor to campaign with Walz & DFL ticket tonight 11/2

• Candidate Forums To Air On Rochester Cable TV

October

• Concertgoer Throws Drink at Streisand

• CDC probing salmonella outbreak in 18 states

• Obama rallies Minnesota Democrats in Rochester

• Mainframes making a comeback

• Daily Circulation Falls at U.S. Papers

• CAPACITY CROWD GREETS AMY KLOBUCHAR, SENATOR BARACK OBAMA AT ROCHESTER RALLY FOR CHANGE

• A Lung Cancer Breakthrough?

• Report Warns About Global Warming

• Editorial: Secretary of State: Mark Ritchie is best

• Editorial: Lori Swanson for attorney general

• Editorial: Our picks in hot Rochester races

• Waterboarding

• Wal-Mart extends $4 generic drug program to Ohio

• First Lady comes to bolster state GOP in speedy swing

• Human tests under way on dissolving heart stents

• Face Facts

• Investment by venture capital firms doubles

• A tough call awaits if a killer flu breaks out

• Oil alternatives still make economic sense

• Issues: Education is tops in state funding

• Does more for roads mean less for schools?

• GOP STATE SENATOR GUILTY OF CORRUPTION

• Red or Blue? MN Cities changing stripes

• Are the Faithful Losing Faith?

• Stolen Allina Medical Records: Tip of the Iceberg

• Expect a climatic ‘wild ride,’ study says

• “The Press Box” idea is in formulation now

• STATE LAWMAKER’S TIES TO FRAUDULENT MISSOURI TRANSPORT COMPANY UNCOVERED

• Stopping medical fraud where it counts

• Lynch Blasts GOP Over Failed Tax Policy

• Parties extend youth an invitation to vote

• Dr. Strangelove Visits North Korea, a Web Guide

• U.S. Population Hits 300 Million Mark

• A Heady Day for Fliers

• Most kid homicides happen outside school

• Calorie-burning drink: Too good to be true?

• CONSTITUTIONAL BALLOT QUESTION ON TRANSPORTATION

• Yunus, Grameen Bank Win Peace Prize

• American Wins 2006 Nobel for Economics

• Lettuce recalled over E. coli fears

• Report: It’s the last gasp for public smoking in France

• 3rd death linked to E. coli outbreak from tainted spinach

• Ground beef recalled due to suspected E. coli

• Century HS: ‘Student Rally For The Future’ - 10/7

• Wal-Mart rolls out drug program four months early

• In Europe It’s Fish Oil After Heart Attacks, but Not in U.S.

• Old but Not Frail: A Matter of Heart and Head

• This Week in the DFL

• 2 Americans Win Nobel Prize in Medicine

• When campaign fliers take flight from the truth

• Solar Energy Tours Near You

September

• New York Takes on Trans Fats

• Jellyfish appear in northern lakes

• List of Candidate debates in Rochester

• Declassified - Key Judgements on Global Terrorism

• Kiscaden: Coffee & Conversation

• New generation of evangelicals embraces a more moderate focus

• Letter From Intelligence and Military Professionals on Use of Torture

• Mixed Report on U.S. Nanotechnology Effort

• Health chiefs find ‘smoking gun’ spinach

• Wal-Mart to Sell Generic Drugs for $4

• Scientists: We must return to the moon

• Bid to Stockpile Bioterror Drugs Stymied by Setbacks

• Second DM&E Appeal to be Heard in About Two Months

• Shoppers shun spinach as E. coli cases top 100

• IRS investigating liberal Calif. church Sat Sep 16, 3:51 PM ET

• Hundreds of thousands of bottles of baby formula recalled

• FDA: E. coli linked to Natural Selection Foods

• Researchers Unlock Genetic Code of Tree

• E. Coli Cases Traced to Bagged Spinach

• Ex-Texas Gov. Ann Richards Dies

• Scientists Create Napkin to Spot Hazards

• Rochester Results

• Study: H.S. Dropouts Face Steeper Costs

• Instant treatment vital for bird flu cases, says study

• Sign, Sealed and Soon to be Delivered ...

• VOTE in the Primary - Tuesday, September 12th

• Klobuchar campaign in the area on Wednesday

• Windows HS: Microsoft designs a school system

• Iraq through the ages

• Gore Predicts Shift in Bush Climate Policy

• A gloomy climate forecast just got worse

• Breast cancer rate may have leveled off

• Cancer Death Rate Decreasing

• Senators Fault Stem Cell Research Claim

• State will appeal video-game ruling

• New study raises doubts about drug-coated heart stents

• Gene Therapy Shows Progress

• Two Voter Information Forums To Air on Cable TV in September / October

• RESERVE NOW. JUST 5 DAYS TO GO FOR RESERVATIONS

August

• SATURDAY AT THE FAIR

• Raising Nicotine Doses, on the Sly

• GOP endorses judge for election

• Al Franken Coming To Rochester 9/12

• Hatch / Ducher Education Tour

• How a Vaccine Search Ended in Triumph

• Energy Bill Burning You?

• Power Plants Seek Solutions to Mercury

• Flooding Torments N.D. Town’s Residents

• Evolution Major Vanishes From Approved Federal List

• ANN LYNCH BURGER BASH

• Plan B backers vow to fight age restrictions

• Gerald Ford undergoes successful angioplasty

• State Fair political offerings: Lots of pitches and shticks

• Fetal Stem Cells Created Without Destroying Embryos

• Channel One Groundbreaking 8/30/06

• Astronomers Say Pluto Is Not a Planet

• In 4 hours, Bush packs a punch

• How not to be the ugly American

• Former President Ford gets pacemaker

• Bill Targets State Food Label Warnings

• How good is that school? You’ll find out in November

• Pawlenty Disguises Job Market

• An independent judiciary: A Minnesota Tradition

• Singapore Acts as Haven for Stem Cell Research

• Help Market Our Party

• Grandma, 41, Among Army’s Older Recruits

• Judge Sides With Gov’t in Tobacco Suit

• Gerald Ford in Mayo Clinic for Tests

• Google to Distribute Discount Coupons

• Convention-scouting GOP team to tour the Twin Cities today

• IBM PC turns 25

• A concerned Muslim in Britain picked up a phone

• STATE WILL TEST E-85 CONVERSION KITS

• Passengers Can Expect Double Screening

• PATCO dismissals in 1981 dealt savage blow to U.S. labor

• Evolution’s Backers in Kansas Start Counterattack

• Nothing Wrong With Kansas

• Governors’ Groups Tops in Raising Cash

• Kids Study Arabic at Minn. Summer Camp

• New Minnesota Laws

• Commentary: GOP LGA cuts raised taxes on those who can least afford it

• RNC strategy session begins Thursday

• YouTube Politics – Minnesota style

• Chamber of Commerce Alters Medicare Ads

• Oak-Killing Pathogen Appears in Indiana

• Growing Debate as Doctors Train on New Devices

• House Candidate Kim Norton to Tour the District, Listen to the Concerns of Local Residents

• Stadium debates set the stage for county board campaigns