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Paulson as my partner chatted with him in new york. And on a day when the average is led by housing related names inched higher, the dow up 19 points, nasdaq advancing a point 32 percent, this is a perfect time to expound on the interview because everything thats happened now and that could happen in the feature into perspective and i think it can make us a lot of money. First of all, paulsons been in the Money Management business for about ten years. You probably never heard of him until the ho...

Dazzled in this business. Today, i was mesmerized listening to john paulson as my partner chatted with him in new york. And on a day when the averages led by housing related names inched higher, the dow up 19 points, nasdaq advancing. 32 percent, this is a perfect time to expound on the interview because everything thats happened now and that could happen in the future into perspective and i think it can make us a lot of money. First a little perspective, paulsons been in the Money Management bu...

Always has the latest. As ive often said, you could try to teach a goat how to climb a tree but you are better off hiring a squirrel. Actually ive never said that before until now. That was had by the republican senator john kennedy. You see him there on the left and quoting the republican senator who was trying to explain one plan pushed by Chuck Schumer there. His point being, we know a squirrel could climb a tree trust as we know a wall or a barrier of any kind will provide some kind of defen...

Twin Cities nonprofit has planted more than 700,000 trees and trained hundreds of young people to be arborists and landscapers.

St. Louis Park will commemorate Arbor Day with an event 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 11, at Birchwood Park, 2701 Zarthan Ave., St. Louis Park.

While a handful of predominantly wealthy Miami-area cities have been recognized for their lush foliage and tree protection programs, far more communities are left facing the heat.

Carter delivered the seventh and arguably most wide-ranging "State of the City" address of his tenure on Monday.

St. Paul has hired a consultant to explore selling the downtown annex building across from City Hall, which could lead to what St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter hopes will be a new era of office-to-residential conversions in a downtown that has yet to return to pre-pandemic levels of foot traffic. After 15 years of clear-cutting ash trees from city boulevards, St. Paul has wrapped up management of ...

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter sat down with reporters Friday to preview highlights of his State of the City remarks, to be delivered Monday.

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