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How do you know when we’ve had a successful session at the Legislature? When Senate Democratic Majority caucus leader Larry Pogemiller and House Republican Minority caucus leader Marty Siefert look like two angry school boys who didn’t get their way...

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A breath of fresh air

When people work together, everyone wins. Jeremy Kalin, our State Representative, is a breath of fresh air in his approach to getting things done at the Capital. The 2008 session is said to be “one of the most productive short terms of the decade, and...

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Thanks from the graduates

Thank you to the following businesses and organizations for supporting the 2008 Rush City High School All-Night Party. Your generosity is very much appreciated by the graduating seniors as well as the organizers.

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Thanks to our legislators

As the price of gasoline continues to rise, more and more area residents are turning to the Chisago-Isanti County Heartland Express transit system to get around our communities. Local transit service plays a critical role in allowing people to get to work...

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Living on credit

How long can our country live on the credit card and not go bankrupt? Some time ago the debt was nine trillion dollars and growing by the hour. Sure, the prescription drug benefit is nice for us seniors but it only adds to the national debt.

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He suggests national primary

The only way to select a presidential candidate that is fair to both the candidates and the people is to have a national primary open from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. so all people can vote.

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Poppy card event successful

The cities of North Branch and Stacy welcomed the VFW Post 6424 of North Branch on their poppy card event for our military veterans who are active and inactive for their country and for the sacrifices that these veterans make for freedom and our liberty.

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Those you would leave behind

The Isanti County Toward Zero Deaths (TZD) Program would like to alert you of the upcoming “Click It or Ticket” seat belt enforcement effort. From May 19-June 1 our area law enforcement officers will be on the lookout for those not wearing a seat belt. Most people in our State choose to wear a seat belt.

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