The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development recently unveiled $91.7 million in public infrastructure loans and grants to support projects in 26 cities. The funding will replace nearly 1,000 lead service lines in 15 cities and back water treatment plants … Continued
“To be sure, a small (and often overstated) segment of rent stabilized buildings face real financial distress. Adding to the rent burdens of a million households to save these outliers makes little sense.” The most recent Rent Guidelines Board vote … Continued
Jhoan Duran arrived in the Twins organization as pitcher in the low minor leagues. Griffin Jax was a third-round pick and converted starter; the same goes for Louie Varland, who was a 15th-round gem. Danny Coulombe was a free-agent signing, … Continued
In 2015, I penned an article for the Pioneer Press titled, “Somalis are resilient Americans, not terrorists.” At the time, Minnesota’s Somali community was facing a wave of politically motivated rhetoric that cast them as terrorists and called for their … Continued
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RICHMOND, Calif. (AP) — Betty Reid Soskin, who rose to national fame as the oldest National Park Service ranger and used the spotlight to talk about the African American experience during World War II, has died. She was 104. Her … Continued