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Gov. Pawlenty signs state bonding bill

by Brady Averill
Published April 12, 2005

Gov. Tim Pawlenty signed the state bonding bill Monday, sending some construction crews to work after a nearly one-year delay. Last week, the State House and Senate overwhelmingly passed the bill that...

Thousands attend GLBT Lobby Day

by Rowena Vergara
Published April 8, 2005
Nearly 7,000 people rallied at the Capitol to support same-sex marriage.

Students, public march against domestic violence

by Jerret Raffety
Published April 8, 2005

Chants of "2, 4, 6, 8, down with violence, down with rape!" resounded through Uptown from participants of the annual Take Back the Night event Wednesday. Organized by the Minnesota Public Interest Research...

Program brings health care to homes

by Naomi Scott
Published April 7, 2005
Southeast Seniors is one of 42 programs that helps people "stay home."

Minnesota moves closer to voting on gay-marriage ban

Published April 5, 2005

A bill that would allow Minnesotans to vote on a same-sex marriage ban passed Thursday on the State House floor, raising questions on campus about what the climate for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender...

MnDOT to open some carpool lanes to paying drivers in May

by Jason Juno
Published April 1, 2005
The toll lanes will run from downtown Minneapolis to west of Interstate Highway 494.

Area smoking bans take effect in bars, restaurants

by Neil Munshi
Published March 31, 2005
The smoking bans officially start today in Minneapolis, Bloomington, Minn., and Hennepin County.

Dutch elm disease could become worse because of milder winters

by Jason Juno
Published March 29, 2005

University forest resources employee Colleen O'Connor said an elm tree provided her St. Paul house and yard with shade and free air conditioning for the 20 years she has lived there. But six weeks ago,...

Motion to block smoking ban fails

by Neil Munshi
Published March 28, 2005
Patrons who ignore the ban might be charged with disorderly conduct.

Dayton gears up for end of his term

Published March 23, 2005

Sen. Mark Dayton, D-Minn., has four years down and two to go. Dayton, who announced last month that he won't run for re-election, has little time to accomplish what he set out to do when he was elected. "If...

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