Monthly Archives: May 2016

Memorial Day is a day to pause and reflect on the lives that were lost fighting for our country, for our freedom. A time to offer gratitude to those who have secured the freedom we enjoy. The weather today was … Continue reading →

EAGAN was one of the answers in Sunday’s crossword puzzle.  That is pretty cool!

We had a good group and some lively discussion.  One man expressed his disappointment that the legislature did not pass a transportation bill. He said businesses have expressed strong support for improving our infrastructure if Minnesota is to remain competitive. … Continue reading →

The 2016 Session ended about 11:57 p.m. on May 22, 2016 amidst a clamor of representatives still trying to be recognized.  Part of the fury had to do with the fact that the Bonding Bill was made available about 11:15 … Continue reading →

Today, the House of Representatives took up legislation on Real ID Implementation.  Senate File 3589 was the bill that was actually placed before us. The Senate had passed their bill and it seemed to be a workable bill that addressed … Continue reading →

On May 16, the House passed a bill that will require the Metropolitan Landfill Contingency Action Trust (MLCAT) to be managed to maximize long-term gain through the State Board of Investment (SBI).  MLCAT is to provide funding for “necessary and … Continue reading →

“Beyond B0llywood” exhibit opened at the Minnesota History Center on May 1. It is a very extensive exhibit on the history of the people of India who came to the United States. It has integrated an exhibit from the Smithsonian with … Continue reading →