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STAFF BLOG OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK Duluth Retriever Club trial results posted
Here are results from the Duluth Retriever Clubs annual AKC-licensed Field Trial held Aug. 20-22 at the club, just north of Duluth. Among those from Northeastern Minnesota who placed well was David F...
Posted on 8/23/10 at 10:19 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Crowd packs U.S. Senate courtroom
What could be the final day of Minnesota's U.S. Senate trial is receiving more attention than during seven weeks of testimony, with a crowd packing a courtroom generally used by the state Supreme Cour...
Posted on 4/7/09 at 4:35 AM
County says ‘illegal’ ballots are just fine 
ST. PAUL — There is more to the story of St. Louis County’s controversial 300 ballots.
By Scott Wente , February 27, 2009
Duluth clerk challenges Franken subpoena
Duluth city clerk Jeff Cox was subpoenaed to testify at the U.S. Senate recount trial Thursday, but he refused because of inadequate reimbursement, according to court documents filed Thursday in Ramsey County District Court.
By News Tribune , February 27, 2009
St. Louis County ballots reviewed in Senate trial
There is more to the story of St. Louis County’s controversial 300 ballots.
By Scott Wente , February 26, 2009
UPDATE: St. Louis County ballots reviewed
St. Louis County officials said today there is a legitimate explanation for at least some of the 300 ballots Norm Coleman’s campaign has described as “illegal,” and they are reviewing others.
By Scott Wente , February 26, 2009
Duluth jury awards crash victim nearly $3 million
A St. Louis County jury has awarded nearly $3 million to a Duluth woman after determining that a Minnesota Department of Transportation street sweeper was negligent by traveling too slowly in a traffic lane of Interstate 35, causing her to be injured when her van crashed into it.
By Mark Stodghill , February 20, 2009
Court will not rethink U.S. Senate ballot ruling
Judges presiding over the U.S. Senate election trial will not reconsider their decision to block some rejected absentee ballots from being reviewed for counting. The decision is a setback for Republican Norm Coleman (above).
By Scott Wente , February 18, 2009
Minnesota Senate trial hinges on voter mistakes
ST. PAUL — Peter DeMuth signed his initials on his absentee ballot application, and his full name on the ballot envelope. In Minnesota, that was enough to get his vote thrown out.
By Patrick Condon , February 15, 2009
Pace picking up in Minnesota Senate trial
Judges in Minnesota's Senate trial set out a schedule today for the next three days that indicates they will rule soon on some of the main arguments.
By Patrick Condon , February 12, 2009
Duluth doctor not guilty of sexual assault
MENOMONIE, Wis. — A Dunn County jury decided Thursday that there wasn’t evidence to convict a Duluth doctor of sexually assaulting a female patient on board her parents’ boat at Barker’s Island.
By Mark Stodghill , February 06, 2009
Judges to examine all disputed ballots in U.S. Senate trial
As attorneys for Norm Coleman and Al Franken discussed this morning whether certain uncounted absentee ballots should be reviewed for possible counting, one of the three judges interjected to say the panel will look at ballots they believe must be counted.
By Scott Wente , February 04, 2009
Duluth doctor's lawyer says alleged rape victim acted unusually
Lawyer Rick Gondik, who is defending a Duluth doctor, suggested to jurors Tuesday that it’s unbelievable a woman who suffered the “horrible trauma” of rape would react the way a Duluth preschool teacher did.
By Mark Stodghill , February 04, 2009
UPDATED: De La Garza attorney questions alleged victim
Defense attorney Rick Gondik said it’s unbelievable that a woman who suffered the “horrible trauma” of rape would react the way a Duluth preschool teacher did.
By Mark Stodghill , February 03, 2009
EARLIER: De La Garza accuser testifies
A 43-year-old preschool teacher told a Dunn County jury Monday that a Duluth doctor sexually violated her on a boat at Barker’s Island Marina in 2006.
By Mark Stodghill , February 03, 2009
Senate trial explores absentee ballots
Norm Coleman’s legal team is trying to demonstrate that counties applied different standards when considering which absentee ballots would be counted in the election and statewide recount and which needed to be rejected because certain criteria were not met.
By Scott Wente , January 28, 2009
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