Friends and neighbors:Our state flag and seal have represented the people of Minnesota for generations, but in just one session, members of the majority party decided to get rid of our current state flag and seal.The new state flag and seal came about through a provision in last year’s State Government Finance budget bill, which created the State Emblems Redesign Commission.
When you read or listen to the news, do you ever get the feeling that we should all just don capes and decoder rings and hit the streets defending our communities from injustice, inequity, and all that ails humanity?
LIAM, a leprechaun, three-and-a-half-feet tall, Kelly-green suit, white shirt, buckles on his green top hat, belt, and shoes, sits on one end of a short stone bridge overlooking a small river.
To the editor:At the County Commissioner’s meeting on Feb.
When I was younger, my grandmother told everyone her birthday was Feb.
The 2024 legislative session kicked off this week, and it is an honor and a privilege to be back at the Capitol serving the residents of Senate District 15.Last year, members in the majority passed nearly $10 billion in tax hikes, in addition to spending the entire $19 billion surplus.
For those without nuanced understanding of the difference between the Julian Calendar and the Gregorian Calendar, I envy you.
