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Twin Cities nature centers see building boom as popularity grows, programming changes Aging nature centers get million-dollar face-lifts to better meet changing interests  June 26, 2021 — 2:55pm Text size Copy shortlink: Many Twin Cities nature centers are getting makeovers as officials remodel or rebuild aging structures to adapt to programming changes and a growing demand for environmental education. From Richfield to West St. Paul, the construction projects are yielding — or will soon yield — buildi...

Photo: MGNonline. Created: June 26, 2021 09:52 PM (ABC 6 News) -- Five omnibus budget bills were signed into law on Saturday afternoon. Minnesota lawmakers are working overtime this weekend to try to avoid a partial statewide government shutdown. Legislators have until Wednesday, June 30, to avoid the partial shutdown. Governor Tim Walz signed five bills that are part of the two-year state budget, “Today, I was proud to sign a strong set of bills that will not only help Minnesota recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, but will bring us back better than ever,” said Gove...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota House launched into a long, contentious debate Thursday that delayed its first floor votes on the big budget bills that lawmakers were unable to pass

Minnesota takes first steps toward a shutdown Minnesota leaders racing to avoid expensive shutdown The costs of a delayed budget have started to accumulate in the face of July 1 deadline.  June 5, 2021 — 5:29pm Text size Copy shortlink: State leaders remain adamant that they can avoid a government shutdown that could prove far more problematic than Minnesota's last closure a decade ago, which cost taxpayers at least $85 million and put 19,000 people out of work. Lawmakers need to pass a new budget before J...

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