A press release from the Office of the Governor of Minnesota:

ST. PAUL -- Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty this week released his bonding proposal for the 2008 legislative session, putting a strong focus on transportation infrastructure and statewide investment priorities that will yield significant long-term benefits. 

The proposal calls for $965 million in general obligation bonding, with a total of $1.09 billion when user-financed bonds, trunk highway bonds, and cash amounts are included. 

In a story on the Minneapolis Star Tribune's Web site, outgoing Minnesota State Sen. Thomas Neuville called his district exurban.

The word means "a region beyond the suburbs of a city, inhabited chiefly by the well-to-do," according to my copy of Webster's dictionary.

Do you get the impression that the word means people who live in the district are rich snobs who prefer to exclude themselves from city, suburban, and country folk?

A press release from the Office of the Governor of Minnesota:

A press release from the Office of the Governor of Minnesota:

A press release from the Office of the Governor of Minnesota:

A press release from the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party:

In recognition of his voting record in support of American manufacturing and a pro-growth, pro-jobs agenda during the 109th Congress, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) today honored U.S.

A press release from the office of U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman:

In a recent letter to U.S. Senator Norm Coleman, Minnesota Gov.

Here's a statement  on a budget resolution vote last week issued by U.S. Sen. Norm Coleman: