February 20, 2015

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ST. PAUL Two bills have been brought before the House and Senate in a bipartisan effort to restore Local Government Aid to 2003 levels, and another would have a portion of these funds going towards improving water treatment facilities in rural areas.

ST. PAUL Five DFL Senate leaders have introduced a package of bills addressing Greater Minnesotas economic needs by requesting major funding for public infrastructure, housing, broadband access, and career counseling.

With a renewed focus on Greater Minnesota already emerging as one of the themes of the 2015 legislative session, leaders of the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities (CGMC) and the Greater Minnesota Partnership (GMNP) held a press conference to discuss what needs to happen for the session to be considered a success for Greater Minnesota.

The City of Grand Rapids now has a lobbyist.

With the development of the internet, government information has become much easier for the public to access. This is a wonderful tool for people when they are doing research on their city, county, state, or federal government. However, it is important when attempting to compare one unit of government to another that the researcher fully understands the data.

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February 20, 2015