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THIS WOMAN WRITES Chickens, Dishwashing, and Keynesian Economics
You know, you wouldn't think that Sicilian Buttercup chickens would have much to do with the U.S. economy, healthcare -- yours or society's -- or even whether to wash your dishes by hand or use a dish...
Posted on 5/10/13 at 2:48 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Update: Education debate about more spending, better economy
By Don Davis A debate about education funding goes beyond helping individual students: There is widespread agreement that a better education system would help the economy. However, there is less agree...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 9:48 PM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES We have our man for the job! Now let's get to work! Thoughts on the US Elections
What does it take to become the President of the United States? And what does it take to ensure that the man you voted for is elected to office? These are the questions I've been asking myself ever...
Posted on 11/7/12 at 5:40 AM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Ambridge-Woodlawn Bridge to be rehabbed. A step in the right direction for preserving Pennsylvania's (remaining) historic bridges?
There is an old saying that was mentioned many years ago by British author Kazuo Ishiguro which stated that in order to be successful, one has to work within his own boundaries and with the resources ...
Posted on 3/16/12 at 7:31 PM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Dipping My Toes
They say the four stages of living abroad are as follows: Honeymoonits aaaall good! Hostilitythis place stinks with all its corruption and pollution and no English TV! Humorsettling in allows you to l...
Posted on 2/25/12 at 9:19 AM
US housing starts surpass 1 million in March 
U.S. homebuilders broke the 1 million mark in March for the first time since June 2008. The gain signals continued strength for the housing recovery at the start of the spring buying season.
By Martin Crutsinger , April 16, 2013
Dayton proposes $750 million bonding bill
Gov. Mark Dayton says 21,000 people would get jobs if the Legislature funds his $750 million public works project proposal.
By Don Davis , April 08, 2013
Regional unemployment hits highest level since 2011
The jobless rate for much of Northeastern Minnesota shot back up in January to its highest point since 2011.
By Candace Renalls , March 14, 2013
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Duluth's jobless rate ticks up in December
Duluth’s unemployment rate rose slightly in December, part of a typical winter increase as seasonal layoffs continued.
By Candace Renalls , January 24, 2013
Duluth City Council joins push for cuts that target military
Duluth has joined a group of city governments calling on Congress to reduce military spending and increase its focus on domestic programs as the nation moves closer to the so-called fiscal cliff.
By Peter Passi , December 18, 2012
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Local view: U.S. must shake off its controlling fear and run the country for all
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt asked, “What do we have to fear but fear itself?” This was during the Great Depression, and I was a small boy on a Wisconsin dairy farm.
By Bernie Hughes , December 03, 2012
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Pro/con: Is Obama thwarting economic growth?
Yes: Government should relax grip on business
By Peter Rush , December 01, 2012
Pro/con: Is Obama thwarting economic growth?
No: He’s saved capitalism by harnessing excesses
By Wayne Madsen , December 01, 2012
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Iron ore downturn could affect northern Minnesota lines, Cliffs CEO says
The CEO of Cliffs Natural Resources said Thursday that shutting down production lines at the company’s Iron Range and Silver Bay operations is possible due to lower demand and prices for iron ore.
By Mike Creger , October 25, 2012
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America’s young adults keep optimism in grasp
American optimism is a trait that looms large in the nation’s history and imagination. To find it these days, talk to an immigrant, the child of one or, failing that, a young person of any background.
By Ann Sanner , September 03, 2012
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Mid-level jobs squeezed in Minnesota economic forecast
The growing demand for engineers, nurses and medical technicians will intensify in the coming years. With the usual turnover, there will continue to be jobs for waitresses, retail sales clerks and janitors. But government jobs, mail carriers and paper mill workers? According to forecasts, not so much.
By Candace Renalls , September 03, 2012
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Northland unemployment numbers continue to inch up
Duluth's July unemployment rate was 6.9 percent, up from 6.7 percent in June, according to state data released this week.
By Candace Renalls , August 23, 2012
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