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QUINCY — The Quincy City Council voted 11-1 on Tuesday for the $65,000-buyout of the city’s contract with real estate recruiter NextSite, preventing the city from paying up to $120,000

The $1 billion housing bill passed by the Legislature this week will help Minnesota.

The decision-making and composition of boards merits more scrutiny from the public, news media, and regulators.

Tim Marx, whose decades of public service include roles as president and CEO of Catholic Charities and commissioner of the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, has returned to private practice with Winthrop & Weinstine.

People and Practices recognizes new hires and promotions. Submissions are encouraged.

The frenzy of kitchens across the Twin Cities is perhaps nothing compared to the machine-like precision of the Thanksgiving preparations at Dorothy Day Place in St. Paul.

Frey wisely wants advice on how best to approach new "strong mayor" system.

Retired Twin Cities Catholic Charities CEO Tim Marx credited as coalition builder January 23, 2021 — 7:20am Text size Copy shortlink: Tim Marx made way this month for his successor as chief executive at Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis after a decade of record fundraising and new buildings to house and feed the poor on what can be a journey to better health, opportunity and self-sufficiency. Marx, 64, who st...

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