The governor says he's purchased a third black German shepherd. Dayton says his oldest dog, Mesabi, can't keep up with one-year-old Mingo -- whom he got last spring.
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The governor says eight years is what it takes to streamline the state government and make it more efficient. In a recent Star Tribune poll, Dayton has a 52 percent approval rating.
MPR News reports the governor says he won't issue an order that would automatically enroll child care providers into a union, but would rather they chose for themselves. Republicans are against the move, saying Dayton doesn't have the authority to make such a call.
Mark Dayton says he is willing to mediate talks between American Crystal Sugar and locked out workers until a deal is reached. The Governor says his experience from the state shutdown could help strike a resolution.
Itasca is the latest to join the governor's growing family. He has two other German shepherds named Wannamingo and Mesabi.
A Moorhead man who only wanted his dog back now faces two felonies. Police say he broke into an animal hospital and freed the unlicensed pooch rather than pay a $103 fee.
The Minnesota Governor was among a dozen Democratic governors meeting with the President to discuss jobs and the economy Friday. Dayton declined to predict if Obama will win Minnesota's electorates in November but said "he's the best president we could possibly have."
Governor Mark Dayton intends to streamline the permitting process for future business projects. At the same time he wants to make sure the state keeps solid environmental protections.