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Court rules that Hubbard County sheriff's blockade of Line 3 opponents' camp was not legal - Park Rapids Enterprise | News, weather, sports from Park Rapids Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Court rules that Hubbard County sheriff's blockade of Line 3 opponents' camp was not legal - Park Rapids Enterprise | News, weather, sports from Park Rapids Minnesota

After extensive litigation and months of depositions, a Ninth District Court judge ruled that an easement between Hubbard County and Indigenous environmentalists is a road, not a non-vehicular trail.

Schafer: The seeds of investment fiascos are always the same - Vimarsana News

Schafer: The seeds of investment fiascos are always the same

The tale of a big loss at Hmong College Prep Academy sure looks like someone was sold a tall tale.

County fined for violating transparency law after election - Vimarsana News

County fined for violating transparency law after election

County fined for violating transparency law after election (3/3/2021)   Winona County must pay a $300 fine and up to $6,000 in legal fees after an administrative law judge ruled on Monday that the county violated state transparency laws by ignoring a freedom of information request from Winona City Council member and former mayoral candidate Michelle Alexander. In a strongly worded ruling, Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) Administrative Law Judge Jim Mortenson wrote, “The MGDPA [Minnesota Government Data Practices Act] does not allow government entit...

County fined for violating transparency law after election - Winona Post > Community Record - Vimarsana News

County fined for violating transparency law after election - Winona Post > Community Record

County fined for violating transparency law after election (3/3/2021)   Winona County must pay a $300 fine and up to $6,000 in legal fees after an administrative law judge ruled on Monday that the county violated state transparency laws by ignoring a freedom of information request from Winona City Council member and former mayoral candidate Michelle Alexander. In a strongly worded ruling, Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) Administrative Law Judge Jim Mortenson wrote, “The MGDPA [Minnesota Government Data Practices Act] does not allow government entit...