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District 423 joins ‘Race to the Top’


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Hutchinson School District 423 is throwing its weight behind Minnesota’s effort to secure between $175 million and $200 million in extra federal education funding.



U.S. House passes Colin Peterson’s financial regulatory reform amendment


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WASHINGTON – Today, the House of Representatives passed a key amendment to a financial regulatory reform bill that would bring accountability to unregulated over-the-counter derivatives for the first time.



More will be eligible for 2009 tax credits


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Rosemary K. Heins,
family resource management educator
University of Minnesota Extension.



Feds give schools stimulus money, state takes aid away


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Hutchinson School District 423 is projected to receive an estimated $1.68 million in federal economic stimulus funding, but that doesn’t mean the district will be rolling in extra dough.



Peterson to host health care meetings


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Congressman Collin Peterson will host two public roundtable discussions on how to control health care spending while improving access to quality care.



Sen. Franken’s field rep takes comments on health insurance


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Whether you are a senior citizen, business owner, worker or government official, reform of the American health care system appears to be a top priority for you.



State Supreme Court rules in Franken's favor; Coleman concedes


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By a 5-0 vote announced Tuesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled in Democrat Al Franken’s favor in an election recount appeal filed by incumbent Republican Norm Coleman, likely clearing the way fo



Feeling the pain of drug costs

April 7, 2009 - 7:44am
Feeling the pain of drug costs

Shawn and Mike Smithers are having a hard time keeping up with medical expenses. Shawn has multiple sclerosis. After being laid off earlier this year, Mike will start a new job next week. But it will be another 90 days before his new health insurance kicks in. For the complete story, see the April 7 print edition of the Leader.



Trailblazer partners agree to pursue federal money


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The Sibley County Board Tuesday (Jan. 27) supported the McLeod County Board’s decision to pursue federal money for a new Trailblazer Transit headquarters in Glencoe.



Federal stimulus money might pay for new Trailblazer building


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One of newly inaugurated President Barack Obama’s early priorities is a proposed economic stimulus package containing an estimated $90 billion for public infrastructure projects.

The McLeod County Board hopes to snag a $1.5 million slice of that pie, should the bill pass.



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