Proposal to allow alternative licensing for teachers splits DFL caucus

by Paul Demko
Published: March 16, 2010
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The politics of education policy are unpredictable. That reality was on display at Tuesday's gathering of the Senate's Education Committee.

Photos gallery: State of the State at the Capitol

by Peter Bartz-Gallagher
Published: February 11, 2010
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The Capitol was packed for Governor Pawlenty's final State of the State address.

Pawlenty focuses on job creation in final State of the State speech

Gov. Tim Pawlenty vowed to spur job growth and cut government spending in his final State of the State speech. The two-term Republican governor invoked his humble South St. Paul roots and the loss of his dad's job as a truck driver in describing the state's current economic trouble.

15 more legislative hopefuls throw their hats in the ring

Fifteen more Minnesotans have registered campaign committees with the state to run for the state Legislature this year -- and one has dropped out of a House race in the east metro.

On day one, bonding bills hit the fast track

True to their pledge, DFL state legislators are pressing to pass a bonding bill quickly as they head into their first full week of the 2010 legislative session.

The 3rd: Ramstad Retires

The 3rd: Ramstad Retires In re U.S. Rep. Jim Ramstad (R-MN 3) and his retirement announcement this week, D.J. Leary, one of Politics In Minnesota’s founders and editors (now retired) perfectly captured our thoughts and thus we’ll repeat verbatim his letter published this week in the Star Tribune: One of the tiny slivers of civility remaining in American politics is leaving with U.S. [...]

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