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  • Taking public notices for schools out of newspapers would hurt public
    By Sarah Stultz, Managing Editor, Albert Lea Tribune
    April 24, 2024
    A significant discussion is taking place at the state Legislature in reaction to the recent announcement that eight community newspapers will close at the end of the month. Under a proposal in the Senate Education Policy Omnibus bill (SF 3567), school districts would no longer be required to publish their proceedings in newspapers and could instead move them to their own websites. We believe…
  • Graduation parties show newspapers are still relevent, Thanks for news clippings
    By Rick Peterson, general manager
    June 18, 2019
    By the time most of you read this, I’ll be back in town from a three-day golf trip to Breezy Point, courtesy of my son. He had won the trip on, of all things, a radio station promotion. So I was happy to enjoy a few days of golf, fine eats and an adult beverage or two on a radio station’s dime. Over the past 35 years in the newspaper business, first in Worthington, then Redwood Falls, and now…
  • What is the role of newspapers in rural Minnesota
    By Julie Tesch, president and CEO of the Center for Rural Policy and Development
    March 26, 2019
    Have you read a newspaper lately? Was it your local newspaper? Was it in print or online? I’m fortunate to have a daily, regional newspaper delivered to my door every day. I also have two neighboring community newspapers delivered weekly. Why do I spend this money? It is my connection to my community and local news. I can go online at any time and find out what is going on in pop culture and…
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