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Three Quarters of Minnesota Officials Says Government Going in Wrong Direction

Three Quarters of Minnesota Officials Says Government Going in Wrong Direction

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Minnesota state government is going in the wrong direction, say nearly three-quarters of local officials informally surveyed at the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities annual conference in Fergus Falls. Bemidji Mayor Rita Albrecht says with the budget surplus, lawmakers missed the opportunity to provide full funding for state aid to cities

Albrecht adds there’s a work force training problem looming, and lawmakers also missed an opportunity to use more of the budget surplus for higher education.

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