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Marijuana · MinneapolisThe fourth edition of the local weedapalooza was the first installment of the event since recreational marijuana was legalized in Minnesota. MinnPost took in the Cup, in interviews and photos: Josh Wilken-Simon, founder of Legacy Glass and the Cannabis Cup. Casey and Abbey Hedican of MN Grown CBD.See the Story
Minnesota cannabis businesses celebrate recreational marijuana legalization
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Shutdown · MinneapolisCongress avoided a government shutdown this past weekend, but the turmoil on Capitol Hill is expected to continue this week. The short-term funding bill approved by Congress and signed by President Biden over the weekend expires on Nov. 17. There's no guarantee lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate will come to an agreement on how to fund the federal budget before that deadline.See the Story
Shutdown avoided but with no guarantee Congress will meet its next deadline
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Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisMinnesota lawmakers are taking a crack at the scent. The Legislature approved an odor management policy this year. Critics question how the state can fairly regulate a sense that is inherently subjective. City officials have long clashed with a rendering plant owned by Sanimax that gets much of the blame.See the Story
A South St. Paul rendering plant inspired a new Minnesota odor law
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Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisThe Green New Deal for Public Schools calls for $1.4 trillion over 10 years in federal funding to support upgrades to school buildings and green infrastructure. 22 Minnesota cities have declared a climate emergency. The bill would create 1.3 million new, good-paying jobs, including 339,000 educator resource jobs.See the Story
A Green New Deal for Public Schools is investment we need
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Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisCharles Monroe Schulz was the only child of German immigrant Carl Schulz and Dena Halverson Schulz. Schulz gave up drawing when he was drafted into the U.S. Army in the fall of 1942. He was trained to operate a machine gun at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, where he rose to the rank of staff sergeant.See the Story
Charles Schulz's first ‘Peanuts’ comic strip debuts on Oct. 2, 1950
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Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisThe first day of our Fall Member Drive. Donate $120, or $10/month today, to claim the NEW MinnPost Hat as a thank you gift. We have a limited number of hats left, so make your tax-deductible donation today to claim yours.See the Story
Help MinnPost start the Fall Member Drive strong!
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Minnesota · MinnesotaThe average temperature for the month of September so far in the Twin Cities sits at 68.8 degrees. Premiums on health insurance policies sold to individuals will increase on average between 1.9% and 5.5% next year in Minnesota. Both directions of Highway 55 between Highway 169 and Highway 100 in Golden Valley will be closed starting on Wednesday.See the Story
Minnesota health plan rates to rise as much as 5.5% for 2024
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History · MinneapolisCongress has just hours to keep the federal government from grinding to a halt, and a last-minute deal seems increasingly unlikely. The problem is that lawmakers need to pass a dozen appropriations bills — or a single continuing resolution — by midnight on Sept. 30 in order to keep the government’s lights on. But a key group of House Republicans is refusing to pass anything without steep spending cuts. No bills, no government — at least for a fe…See the Story
History shows a better strategy than shutdown for reducing the deficit
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