Larry Cuffe News Today

TOWER— City officials here are looking at possible changes to the city’s charter, a key city document that hasn’t been updated since 1997, according to Mayor Dave Setterberg. Some …

Two organizations hope the Legislature will address stress on Emergency Medical Systems and infrastructure needs. 

Local AFSCME 454 cited reduction in benefits, elimination of scheduling protections and seniority rights along with a 1% increase as a main reason for rejecting previous offers.

GREENWOOD TWP- The town board’s 2022 decision to remove fire department officers Dave Fazio and Mike Indihar, was again questioned during Tuesday’s meeting of the Greenwood Town Board. …

It appears that state lawmakers are hearing the message about the need to fix the broken funding system for the state’s ambulance services, particularly those serving rural areas. The message …

MT IRON— Members of the Legislature’s Emergency Medical Services Task Force heard a consistent message during a packed Dec. 13 field hearing here, called to take input from ambulance …

One bill would significantly boost Local Government Aid, a subsidy that primarily benefits Greater Minnesota.

From the editorial: "In this free-spending session, boosting the bottom lines of cities and counties, while making their state funding more reliable, demands to win approval."

From the editorial: "In this free-spending session, boosting the bottom lines of cities and counties, while making their state funding more reliable, demands to win approval."

VIRGINIA — The North St. Louis County Habitat for Humanity (NSLCHFH) Board of Directors elected at their January 12 meeting five new members: Steve Burgess, Jenna Conda, Tim Officer, Judy Peliska and Debra Warner. Board members Larry Cuffe, Jr., Doug Gettle and Caroline Owens completed their terms. “North St. Louis County Habitat for Humanity’s