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Legislative notebook: Minnesota not alone in looking at state gun laws
By Don Davis Minnesota legislators are considering gun-related laws at the same time lawmakers in other states are walking similar paths. In New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo last week signed legislation ...
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Seifert won't run for House again
ST. PAUL -- Marty Seifert of Marshall is running for governor, but will not seek re-election to his state House seat if that fails.
By Don Davis , October 16, 2009
Hamilton promoted in GOP
Minnesota NewsST. PAUL – A southwestern Minnesota legislator who delivered some memorable speeches this year will be an assistant House minority leader.
By Don Davis , June 30, 2009
Garofalo wants to cut integration aid
By Don Davis, Forum Communications , March 27, 2009
Empire Township Open House, March 3, 2009
February 20, 2009
Residents offer input on mining plan
There were several questions but not many specific answers at an open house last week to discuss sand- and gravel mining in Empire Township and Rosemount.By Nathan Hansen , February 12, 2009
Letter: Ozment plans farewell open house
Missing opening day of the 2009 Minnesota House of Representatives on Jan. 6 for the first time in 24 years filled me with many mixed emotions.By Dennis Ozment, Rosemount , January 15, 2009
Voters send Garofalo back to Minnesota House
Early on, the lead bounced back and forth between incumbent Pat Garofalo (R-Farmington) and Bev Topp (D-Farmington) for the Minnesota State House 36B seat. But in the end, Garofalo reclaimed his seat with a count of 13,445 votes to Topp’s 10,370.By Michelle Leonard , November 05, 2008
Voter's guide: Minnesota House District 36B
We asked all candidates the same questions and gave them each 600 words to answer. They got to use those words however they thought was best. The questions are: 1. Why are you the best person to Represent District 36B in the Minnesota House of Representatives? 2. Transportation has been a big issue in this area, with proposals for everything from improved bus transit to light rail in the area? Do you think this area’s transportation needs are being met? If not, what must change? 3. What would be your priorities when trying to put together a balanced budget for the state? 4. If you could address just one issue as a state Representative what would it be and how would you address it?Candidates are listed in alphabetical order.October 24, 2008
Voter's guide: U.S. House
We asked both candidates the same questions The questions are: 1. Americans are expressing their growing concern about the economy, whether it is higher gas (both heating and vehicle) and grocery prices; increased medical costs, etc., or concern about their financial investments/retirement accounts. What do you believe should be done about the situation and what should be the response of Congress?2. How can Dakota County continue to ensure it is a “premier place in which to live,” while still adhering to its low tax rate? 2. The United States has now been at war with Iraq for more than five years, with differing opinions of how successful it has been. Where should we go from here? 3. What makes you the best candidate for this position? Why should people in this district vote for you? Candidates are listed in alphabetical order.October 24, 2008
Rehab house nearly ready
It’s taken more than two years of debate and delay and a legal battle that still hasn’t been settled but Haven Chemical Health System appears nearly ready to open a drug and alcohol treatment facility in a Castle Rock Township neighborhood.By Nathan Hansen , October 23, 2008
Election to shape state House
ST. PAUL – Minnesota House Democrats hope for a supermajority from next month’s election. Republicans would be thrilled with simple majority control, but would consider it a success just to narrow the margin Democrats hold.
By swente@forumcomm.com , October 06, 2008
Republicans gear up for race for 134 House seats
The Minnesota House speaker was out of pocket, so House Majority Leader Tony Sertich of Chisholm was called upon the other day to discuss his party's legislative races.July 14, 2008
Picnic baskets welcome at state parks’ June 1 free open house
Sunday, June 1, is open house day at Minnesota state parks.May 29, 2008
House wants more work on seat belt bill
Minnesota State NewsST. PAUL – Torrey Westrom lost his eyesight, but survived a traffic accident when he was 16 and not wearing a seat belt.
By Don Davis, Minn. State Capitol Bureau Chief , May 12, 2008
Democrats choose Sarvi to face Kline
The race for the Second District U.S. House seat will have have a distinctly military flavor this time around.By Nathan Hansen , May 09, 2008
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