Minnesota’s Daily Columnist
TODAY'S COLUMN
In the end, Minnesota's governor's race will test whether longstanding geographic voting patterns hold under the pressure of a controversy that has placed the competence and accountability of state government squarely before the electorate.
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The organizations said their combined workforce would have access to expanded career paths, educational opportunities and academic partnerships, with additional investment planned in digital health and data analytics.
The arena will accommodate Monsters home games during the spring and summer, outside the university's primary college hockey and basketball seasons. The move also gives the Monsters access to a substantially larger population base and a major professional sports market.
The evening will begin in Symphony Hall with a 1960s theme, recognizing the DECC's opening in 1966. Guests will then move through other campus venues featuring exhibits and activities reflecting subsequent decades.
For Hermantown and Hibbing-Chisholm, the road to a state hockey championship runs through each other. For Proctor, it runs through a demanding Class 2A basketball field that will have months to prepare for Chloe Johnson.
The Legacy, nearly a decade in the making, will include 30 income-restricted apartments and seek to attract students, young professionals and workers in critical industries.
At 80, the Minnesota Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse remains a reporter first, a skeptic always and one of the most distinctive voices in Minnesota journalism.