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One of Bob Dylan’s most Jewish songs is VP candidate Tim Walz’s favorite
Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz is a big rock music fan. He’s been spotted attending Bruce Springsteen concerts, and as governor he declared Mar. 5 to be “Bruce Springsteen Day” in Minnesota. He renamed a highway near Prince’s Paisley Park estate after the late pop-funk singer, a native of Minneapolis. Like many of the late...
New Change Rolling Out Soon at Costco Stores in Minnesota + Illinois
I do a lot of embarrassing things. Not on purpose. They just happen. One of the latest was at a Costco in Minnesota. You know how you walk through the big door at Costco and flash your membership card to the nice person standing there acting like the bouncer? We all know the drill. Grab an oversized cart. As you are pushing that towards the door you fumble around to find your card in your wallet. You find it just in time to show the Costco bouncer and BAM!, you are in.
Tim Walz repeatedly hosted Muslim cleric who celebrated Oct. 7 and shared pro-Hitler website link
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, on at least five occasions as governor of Minnesota, hosted a Muslim cleric who celebrated Hamas‘s Oct. 7 attack last year on Israel and promoted a film popular among Neo-Nazis that glorifies Adolf Hitler, the Washington Examiner found. The imam, Asad Zaman of the Muslim American Society of Minnesota, […]
Local area superintendents share their support and concerns for the state’s Free School Meals Program
During the past year, the Herald Journal has published a series of articles focusing on conversations with Lester Prairie Superintendent Melissa Radeke, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted Superintendent Nate Walbruch, and Watertown-Mayer Superintendent Darren Schuler during scheduled forums. Topics have included school budgets, teacher shortages, and the READ Act. Recently, the local area...
New Regulations Making Hunting More Convenient in MN
The 2024 hunting regulations are available online for the upcoming seasons. Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News joined me on WJON. Schmitt says the printed version of the new regulations will be available where licenses can be purchased soon.
Minnesota Could Get A Spectacular ‘Double-Whammy’ Show In The Sky This Weekend
If the weather cooperates, Minnesotans could be in for a pretty spectacular opportunity in the sky as we head into the weekend!. Two different night sky phenomena look to coincide to give what could be a phenomenal spectacle over the state. Here's a breakdown:. Part 1 of the night sky...
Italian American group demands Tim Walz step down: ‘Enemy of the community’
The Italian American Civil Rights League demanded that Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) step down as Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate over his alleged racism toward Italian Americans. IACRL board member Mike Crispi, a Trump delegate, published a letter from the group on X accusing Walz of racism and calling him an “enemy of the […]
If You See Leaves With This Pattern In Minnesota Report It Right Away
An invasive species has now been confirmed to be found in the state of Minnesota. The species is so new that the Minnesota Department Of Agriculture doesn't fully know the impact it will have on our ecosystem. The invasive zigzag sawfly found in Minnesota. The zigzag sawfly was first found...
Maxine Waters lauds Harris-Walz ticket as ‘opportunity for transformation’
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that she believes the Harris-Walz campaign can be a transformational boon for America, adding that the duo is already removing the “cloud over this country.”. “[Walz] mentioned the word joy, and I thought to myself, you know, that hit a spot. Because I...
75th AD GOP primary candidates differ on abortion, marijuana, 2020 election results
The three Republican candidates for the 75th AD primary in western Wisconsin differ on abortion, marijuana and the results of the 2020 election. Duke Tucker of Grantsburg serves on the Burnett County Board and is the operations manager of Grantsburg Telcom. Neil Kline of Osceola is the executive director of Family Friendly Workplaces and worked for former GOP state Sen. Sheila Harsdorf. Jay Calhoun of Luck works in a small machine shop in Luck.
City of Minneapolis selling trees for $30, want more planted in yards
MINNEAPOLIS — The City of Minneapolis wants to be greener, and now its selling trees at a low cost to make it easy for residents to plant in their own yards. The Minneapolis Fruit and Shade Tree Sale started this week, with a variety of tree species selling for $30. Households can order up to three, and they will be available for pickup at Jump Lupient Water Park in mid-October.
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