My only concern is if they

elkes4 — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 17:55:10 -0600

My only concern is if they plan to increase the digital signal during daytime hours? The evening hours signal is still weak however does receive. Does anyone know if they are increasing the digital when they cut the analog? I am unable to mount an antenna on my roof due to neighborhood covenants and have an antenna in the roof inside of my garage, the reception is weakened and I already have to rely on boosting the signal. Does Ms Klobuchar intend to in act repeal on covenants to allow for the ability of signal increase? Also, the lower part of town has been blocked from some signals due to the (hole) in the ground theory and the residents of Shule Haus are concerned that their signal will be diminished by the change. Perhaps if some intent of signal strength was aired it could clear up some of the confusion. If the signal strength decreases or remains the same I see this as a push and win for one of the other two modes of reception, those being Satellite or Cable.

Also with the transition is it possible that local access channels be transmitted to air instead of just cable? It seems a little sided that if we wish to attain public accesses that we need to purchase cable, doesn't it?

The state DFL's

Mathias Baden — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 08:57:02 -0600

The state DFL's chairman sent a correction a half-hour before the press release from Coleman's office came to the JI's e-mail.

It said, "Sen. Coleman voted with the Democrats (Wednesday) on the minimum wage vote referenced in our previous press release. We were relying on a source with incorrect information and apologize to Sen. Coleman for the error. We applaud his stand on this important issue." (Mathias Baden is the editor of the Jordan Independent. He can be reached at editor@jordannews.com.)

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My only concern is if they

The state DFL's