Alexandria to vote on referendum to pay for new $65M school
The tax increase would be used to pay for a new $65 million high school. If the referendum is approved, home owners should expect to see their property taxes go up by about $126 a year.
The tax increase would be used to pay for a new $65 million high school. If the referendum is approved, home owners should expect to see their property taxes go up by about $126 a year.
Don't worry – it's bringing the chicken to its nearby BBQ joint.
The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating the crash near Dodd Road.
The Sheriff's Office has indicated that those injured were children.
The seller is a member of the Pohlad family.
A new restaurant is expected to open next year.
There could be a mega-rain event Saturday-Sunday in Minnesota, Wisconsin and/or Iowa.
The City of Burnsville and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency are accepting public feedback on the proposal.
The attorney who helped Kyle Rittenhouse be acquitted of all charges is defending the alleged Apple River mass stabber.
Police say the two people pictured are connected to the fatal shooting of Ivan Redday last month.
The crash happened early Thursday morning near Lake Crystal.
Tim Gannon alleges he was forced to resign following the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright.
The motor reportedly flew out of the water and severely injured two men on the boat.
St. Paul Public Schools officially kicked off its campaign for a renewal and extension of a property tax levy Saturday, KARE 11 reports. There are 40 districts across the state that have an operating levy question on the November ballot.
The team says it would also add at least $100 million in additional costs to the $1 billion proposal. Team officials say taxpayers can't afford such a major delay.
Both the House and Senate approved Republican-backed bills to pay off Minnesota's debt to its schools by drawing down the reserve fund. But Governor Dayton is not a fan of the idea. Dayton and other DFLers think it would leave the reserve fund too depleted.
The suburb is looking into what's known as the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program, which allows a local government to issue bonds on behalf of building owners who want to finance energy projects. Building owners then pay for the projects through surcharges on their property taxes. In effect, the energy savings finance the projects.
Bachmann says when it comes to the tax code, 'everyone should pay something…even if it's a dollar.' Bachmann also reiterated her calls to repeal a health care plan pushed under President Obama and tighter regulations on the financial industry.
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