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THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Newsflyer 24 May 2013
Major Truss Bridge Collapses in Washington, another Ohio River Truss Bridge Doomed, another Iowa Truss Bridge's future in Limbo, Hope for Minnesota Bridge? O...
Posted on 5/24/13 at 4:29 AM
SOCIAL SECURITY INFORMATION AND UPDATES Medicare Medical (Part B) premium varies with income
Medicare Medical (Part B) coverage helps pay for doctors services and outpatient care along with other services. Most people incorrectly think that the costs of providing Medicare Part B coverage are...
Posted on 5/20/13 at 3:49 PM
THIS WOMAN WRITES Deception, Deceit, Dishonesty -- Is This Our 3-D World?
You younger women -- under 35 -- may find this odd, but not so many years ago, a married woman did not appear on a credit card account as a real person. As the wife of her husband, she was presumab...
Posted on 5/1/13 at 1:53 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER A few answers to fiscal cliff questions
The fiscal cliff is getting more and more attention with a Dec. 31 federal government deadline looming, but Americans seem to have a lot of questions: Just what is the fiscal cliff? The simple answe...
Posted on 11/19/12 at 4:47 PM
STAFF BLOG FORUM COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY Daily Republic editor named to South Dakota task force on open records
MITCHELL, S.D. - Seth Tupper, the editor of The Daily Republic in Mitchell, S.D., recently was appointed to a state task force that will study open record and open meeting laws in the state, accordi...
Posted on 8/24/12 at 10:58 AM
Reader's view: Thank goodness for America’s socialism 
An Aug. 16 letter advocated the splitting of the United States into separate socialist and libertarian countries. In it the letter writer admitted his theoretical experiment was simplistic.
August 26, 2011
St. Louis County Board to meet on Iron Range
For anyone who has wanted to catch a meeting of the St. Louis County Board but couldn’t get away during the day, the board will hold a meeting Tuesday night in Mountain Iron.
By News Tribune staff , June 20, 2011
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Letters to the Editor – Nov. 14, 2010
Find out what's on our readers' minds this week.
November 14, 2010
City plans to sue hotel booking companies over unpaid tourism tax
While local hotels have been paying taxes on what they receive for their rooms, many Internet intermediaries do not pay tourism taxes on their cut.
By Peter Passi , September 27, 2010
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Rezoning approved for Ness Township shooting preserve
The St. Louis County Zoning Commission voted 6-0 for a scaled-down version of the rezoning plan that was voted down last November.
By John Myers , August 19, 2010
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Ness Township rezoning, shooting preserve issue is back
Zoning commissioners will consider a scaled-down version of the rezoning plan that was voted down last November by the county board of commissioners.
By John Myers , August 18, 2010
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Feds talk tough about bank execs’ pay — but let them off the hook
For all his tough talk about excessive pay for bankers, the Obama administration’s pay czar let the executives go without a fight.
By Daniel Wagner , July 24, 2010
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Virgil Swing: Thank goodness we’re not in Yonkers ... yet
It doesn’t matter how deserving a worker might be, if they retire at 45 or 55 and live to 85, no government can afford to pay generous pension benefits and still pay salaries of workers providing current services.
By Virgil Swing , June 03, 2010
David Ross: Continuing to consider the cost of local government
Questions need to be asked, such as: Should the city own and operate two public golf courses? Should the city be in the blacktop business and be paving streets? Should the city be a provider of utilities, such as natural gas and steam?
By David Ross , June 03, 2010
Is your non-profit on the list?
May 13, 2010
Small non-profits risk losing tax-exempt status
An IRS rule change announced four years ago hits on Monday.
By John Myers , May 13, 2010
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David Ross: In support of cutting the cost of city government
Does the city of Duluth really need to spend $3 million each year in overtime wages? At least three city councilors don't think so.
By David Ross , May 06, 2010
Brazilian, Colombian women study workings of government in Duluth
Two young lawyers from South America, who hope to someday earn positions of political leadership in their home countries, are spending the next three weeks in Duluth studying government, health services, ecology and criminal justice with the goal of returning to Brazil and Colombia to help women and the underprivileged there.
By Mark Stodghill , April 12, 2010
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Dueling anti-tax rallies scheduled for Duluth
Uniting on a common theme — the allocation of public money — the Tea Party movement and war opponents will assemble in Duluth on April 15.
By John Myers , April 06, 2010
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