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Prepare for the PolyMet litmus test by MinnesotaBrown on Mar 19, 2010 in mining PolyMet jobs environment iron range economy Craig Stellmacher from the Uptake has penned an excellent piece of analysis from a recent state House hearing regarding the proposed PolyMet project in Hoyt Lakes. He's not trying to pull hard for one "side" or the other in this contentious Iron Rang...
Bachmann missed four times more committee votes than Ellison, Paulsen by Minnesota Independent on Mar 19, 2010 in Economy News Politics Slot 1 US House delegation Erik Paulsen house financial services committee Keith Ellison Michele Bachmann National Taxpayers Union Rep. Michele Bachmann has missed about four times more votes than her colleagues Rep. Keith Ellison, a Democrat, and Rep. Erik Paulsen, a Republican, on the House Financial Services Committee, her only committee assignment. Three quarters of votes at...
Shelter Report: Something to Celebrate. by Across the Great Divide on Mar 17, 2010 in Economy Today was St. Paddy's Day at the Day Center — same as everywhere else. You'd be surprised how many guests showed up this morning wearing green. Keeping track of the date is a challenge for some, but the vast majority...
The cost of going greeen by Recliner Commentaries on Mar 16, 2010 in The Left Global Warming Economy Are you willing to pay the cost of going green?DWP rates may rise between 8% and 28% to pay for mayor's green initiatives - latimes.com...
March Madness in St. Paul by Twin Cities Daily Planet on Mar 16, 2010 in St. Paul Business Economy March is the big month for Downtown Saint Paul, Minnesota. It's certainly not because of the dreary, drippy weather that gets everyone a bit down after a while.MORE » wabbit Media P...
Kline among GOPers warning of ‘government takeover’ of student lending by Minnesota Independent on Mar 16, 2010 in Blog Economy Education US House delegation John Kline A group of Republicans, including Rep. John Kline, will meet with reporters this afternoon to protest the Democrats’ plans to eliminate tens of billions of dollars in government subsidies to private companies that lend to students. The Democrats...
Good Customer Service Can Grow Your Business, Even in a Down Economy by Amazing Service Guy on Mar 15, 2010 in All Experience economy extra mile When I’m first approached to coach a client or give a presentation on customer service, people often ask me what difference good customer service can make on their bottom line. I’m quick to point out that by delivering excellent customer servic...
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