Wednesday, May 23 2012 5:21 PM EDT2012-05-23 21:21:46 GMT
With a few proposed amendments to the state constitution on the ballot this fall, Minnesota Secretary of Sate Mark Ritchie announces a new website addressing the process. The voter education web page
With a few proposed amendments to the state constitution on the ballot this fall, Minnesota Secretary of Sate Mark Ritchie announces a new website addressing the process.
Wednesday, May 23 2012 5:12 PM EDT2012-05-23 21:12:15 GMT
The last time this building was occupied full-time by grades 4th-6th was the 2009 and 2010 school year. Since closing its doors, the school district saved $190,000. Superintendent, Dick Orcutt says,
The JWP school board voted 4 to 2 Monday to sell the building for $1 to the Southern Minnesota Chamber of Commerce.
Wednesday, May 23 2012 2:46 PM EDT2012-05-23 18:46:05 GMT
Do you have trouble stepping away from a sale, even when your wallet is empty? Or maybe your shoe collection is threatening to walk all over your credit. People go into debt for a lot of reasons, unemployment,
Do you have trouble stepping away from a sale, even when your wallet is empty? Or maybe your shoe collection is threatening to walk all over your credit.
Wednesday, May 23 2012 2:08 PM EDT2012-05-23 18:08:27 GMT
The man who runs the Secret Service apologized on Capitol Hill this morning for the conduct of agents speaks out about on the Columbian prostitution scandal.
The man who runs the Secret Service apologized on Capitol Hill this morning for the conduct of agents speaks out about on the Columbian prostitution scandal.
Wednesday, May 23 2012 2:04 PM EDT2012-05-23 18:04:55 GMT
General Mills says it's cutting about 850 jobs as part of a plan to lower costs and boost efficiency.
General Mills says it's cutting about 850 jobs as part of a plan to lower costs and boost efficiency.
WASHINGTON D.C. -
President Barack Obama announced a birth control compromise Friday that he says will both protect religious liberties and ensure that the nation's women have access to free contraception.
Obama backed off a requirement for religious-affiliated employers to provide free birth control coverage even if it runs counter to their beliefs. Instead, workers at such institutions will be able to get free contraception directly from health insurance companies.
Senator Al Franken (D) Minnesota says, "I think it is best that people who are insured be able to have their freedom of religion and that if they would like to have contraception that they are able to have access to it."
The Catholic Health Association and Planned Parenthood have backed Obama's compromise.
