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On May 15, State Representative Dave Baker, R-Willmar, introduced HF 2648 in an attempt to bring employees back into the market with $2,000 bonuses after 90 days.

— As Minnesota begins dropping the restrictions put in place during the pandemic, businesses will begin returning to full capacity and employers are finding themselves in a bidding war, competing for a commodity essential to every business in the state: employees. In an attempt to bring employees back to the market, State Representative Dave Baker, R-Willmar, introduced House File 2648 to incentivize unemployed workers to rejoin the workforce. Proposed on May 15, the bill calls to establish a grant that will have the Department of Employment and Economic Development distribute funds “in t...

NationofChange Studies prove that such bans will help people quit smoking, especially those disproportionately affected by menthol cigarettes. Image Credit: Mira Laing/Special to S.F. Examiner The Biden administration announced a plan to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars effective immediately. Studies prove that such bans will help people quit smoking, especially those disproportionately affected by menthol cigarettes. “Banning menthol—the last allowable flavor—in cigarettes and banning all flavors in cigars will help save lives, particularly among those disproporti...

Willmar city administrator finalists meet with city staff, chamber of commerce members on Thursday morning The two finalists for the Willmar city administrator position are in Willmar today for a day full of interviews, tours and meet and greets. The two met with city staff and the Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce in the morning. The groups had the chance to ask their own questions of the candidates. Later in the day the two will take part in a community meet and greet, followed by the final interviews with the Willmar City Council. The council is planning on making a decis...