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Mayo expansion more costly than expected

Minnesota legislators expressed sticker shock Tuesday when they learned the state’s Mayo Clinic expansion proposal would cost more than they thought.

The Republican Eagle, 03/07/2013

Lawmakers consider doubling tourism budget

ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s resorts, government and residents would benefit from a larger tourism marketing effort, supporters of a bill to double its state support told a House committee.

The Republican Eagle, 03/03/2013

White House warns of pain ahead

ST. PAUL — Minnesotans may not know what the word means, but starting Friday they began to feel the impact of automatic and deep federal budget cuts known as “sequestration.”

The Republican Eagle, 03/02/2013

Courts seek more money for salaries

Minnesota judges for years told the public that justice delayed is justice denied, and budget cuts delay justice.

The Republican Eagle, 02/28/2013

Statewide moratorium clears hurdle

New silica sand mines would be prohibited from opening for a year under a bill a state Senate committee approved Tuesday.

The Republican Eagle, 02/28/2013

Carp fights hook invasion solutions

Minnesotans fighting Asian carp think they may have temporary and permanent ways to slow the advance of the voracious eater.

The Republican Eagle, 02/25/2013

Schmit touts study of mining concerns

Minnesota officials would study the environmental impact of silica sand mining and provide technical assistance to local governments dealing with sand mining issues under a bill to be introduced Monday in the state Senate.

The Republican Eagle, 02/23/2013

Younger children featured in budget plan

ST. PAUL — Adding money to early childhood education and all-day kindergarten programs, as Gov. Mark Dayton suggests, is important to Minnesota’s future, the state House education finance leader says.

The Republican Eagle, 02/22/2013

Sand mining testimony fractured

ST. PAUL — Sand mined in southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin opens up cracks between rocks so oil and gas can be removed from the ground in places such as North Dakota.

The Republican Eagle, 02/20/2013

State budget questions abound

Federal tax law changes could lead to a deeper Minnesota budget deficit, the state Senate leader says, one of several uncertainties about the state budget.

The Republican Eagle, 02/19/2013

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