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The bill, sponsored by Sen. Robert Farnsworth and Rep. Dave Lislegard, heads to Gov. Tim Walz's desk.
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The Minnesota Senate’s Environment, Climate and Legacy Committee laid over the bill for possible inclusion in the Natural Resource omnibus
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The bipartisan bill, sponsored by Rep. Alicia Kozlowski and supported by other Iron Range legislators, was laid over for possible inclusion into the Minnesota Legislature's omnibus bill.
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The partnership between Beltrami County and Sanford Health would consider the full continuum of care and is called the Ember program, which stands for embrace, motivate, believe, execute and remedy.
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A bill written by state Rep. Matt Bliss, R-Pennington, would provide authorization for the fifth and final state veterans cemetery in the Bemidji area.
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Rise and Repair is a coalition of people and organizations lobbying for Indigenous people and the climate at the Minnesota Legislature.
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The bill to transfer thousands of acres of state-managed forest land to the White Earth Nation isn’t dead, but the first committee deadline is 5 p.m. on March 22.
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The White Earth Reservation Business Council stated in a news release that the forest would remain open to all Minnesotans if the bill passes this session, but local government officials are raising concerns.
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Cassie Heide, the city administrator for Fosston, testified in support of HF3700, which would require hospitals to provide more notice of unit closures.
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The Great Start Affordability Act would pay scholarships directly to early childhood education and child care providers for Minnesota families making less than $175,000.