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Breaking the Ice: ‘An artist locked in the body of a lobbyist’
John Kaul is working on "a history of basically the cosmos from 13.7 billion years ago to the present time."
Broadbased state regulations emerge for frac sand mining
House and Senate conferees have agreed on a set of regulations for frac sand mining in southeastern Minnesota. One conferee said the breadth of the issues that are addressed makes the legislation the first of its kind in the country.
Like lege, lobbying world turns right
The end of the Pawlenty administration and the change in political control at the state Legislature are already transforming the lobbying world at the state Capitol.
Unlikely pairing produces Stillwater’s Lightshed Productions
The documentary “She Who Would Giants Fight,” which tracks the life and times of Rosalie Wahl, and was produced by Stillwater-based company Lightshed Productions, is likely to be released sometime next year, as long as they can raise enough money to finish post-production work.
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