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Albert Lea City Council Blocks Minnesota's First Non-Tribal Cannabis Dispensary | News Channel 3-12

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

By Beret Leone Click here for updates on this story ALBERT LEA, Minnesota (WCCO) -- It's been a long road toward the legalizationMarijuana · Albert Lea See the Story

Announcing Sen. Tina Smith and Kara Swisher as MinnPost Festival opening keynote speakers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from MinnPostMinneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

New Law Threatens Medicaid for 140,000 Minnesotans, Says Official

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Sixty years after Medicaid's establishment, Gov. Walz criticized Congressional Republicans for passing a bill that adds new requirements to Medicaid.Tim Walz · Saint Paul See the Story

Two-wheeled birding is an avian adventure in the Twin Cities

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Monthly for the last four summers, Sherry Gray and David Blaney have been gathering people to ride bicycles around the Twin Cities and look for birds. Called Bike & Bird, it’s one of the activities of the St. Paul Bird Alliance (formerly the Audubon Society), and aims to spread the gospel of low-speed, two-wheeled birding. Last weekend I joined the Bike & Bird group for a ride around Shoreview, a northern St. Paul suburb, where I saw and heard …Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

Guide to Minnesota Special Legislative Elections in a Record Year

Coverage: 2 sources

Three lawmaker deaths, a felony burglary conviction and a residency challenge are among the reasons this year Minnesota will at least tie its record for special elections needed to fill seats in the state Legislature. While the six special elections – three earlier this year and three upcoming – are for seats that did not or are not expected to change party hands, the state hasn’t seen this many special elections needed in the Legislature since …Osseo · Osseo See the Story

Meet Dr. Bashir: He opened St. Cloud’s first Somali-run clinic

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – His patients and community members know him simply as Dr. Bashir. He is the first person of Somali descent to open a private medical practice in St. Cloud. Dr. Bashir Moallin owns and operates Hayat Clinic, which is locatred at 3405 Third St. in St. Cloud. A primary care provider, Dr. Moallin immigrated to the United States from Somalia as a refugee in 2014, and speaks Somali, Arabic and English. Research shows that patients…Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

Letters to MinnPost: U chutzpah; the digital frontier; climate equity

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Gall on display at the U Anyone looking for an example of the Yiddish term “chutzpah” need look no further than the Bierman Building that houses the athletic department at the University of Minnesota. The phrase, meaning gall, is an appropriate description of the proposal that emanated from the U’s athletic compound and was adopted earlier this month by the Board of Regents to charge students at the school $200 annually — $100 per semester — to…Climate Change · Minneapolis Read Article

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