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October 27, 2012 Industry of the Year THUMBS UP: Congratulations to Upper Midwest Management, Inc., which was honored this week as the New Ulm Chamber’s Business/Industry of the Year. more »»
Voter ID amendment full of potential problems
October 26, 2012 Minnesota voters are being asked this year to approve an amendment that would require voters to show a picture ID in order to vot. more »»
Marriage amendment
October 26, 2012 Few issues have galvanized and polarized state voters as much as the Minnesota Marriage Amendment. The amendment on the ballot Nov. more »»
Real quality in school board race
October 25, 2012 The wealth of good, qualified candidates in the District 88 School?Board race presents a pleasant prospect for district voters. more »»
Strong incumbents on City Council deserve re-election
October 24, 2012 Four seats are up for election on the New Ulm City Council this yea. more »»
School board election
October 24, 2012 By Harold Remme ISD 88 Superintendent The Nov. 6 general election is less than 20 days away. When registered voters go to the polls on Nov. more »»
For Legislature: Dahms, Torkelson
October 23, 2012 Minnesota has struggled for years with budget deficit. more »» 
What's happening at New Ulm Medical Center
October 23, 2012 For several years now, the health care climate across the nation has been changing and nowhere more significantly than in rural facilities like New Ulm Medical Center. more »»
Klobuchar, Walz deserve re-election
October 22, 2012 When it comes to Minnesota’s U.S. Senate and First District races, the choices are stark. Two hard-working, effective DFL?incumbents — Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. more »»
Romney for president
October 21, 2012 Four years ago, Barack Obama was elected, with “Hope” and “Change” as his motto. more »»
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October 20, 2012 Kids’ needs come 1st THUMBS DOWN: Another iconic organization has been added to the list of those that seem to have covered up the sexual abuse of children in order to protect the good name and... more »»
Why do they do it?
October 19, 2012 We were mighty impressed earlier this week with the daring exploits of Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner, who completed a record jump from more than 24 miles above the earth, reaching a free-fall... more »»
Urban harvest
October 19, 2012 Randy’s busy with corn and soybean harvest, so he asked me to fill in again. “Geez, I’m pretty busy with my own harvest,” I told him. First, I’ve got to get my raised beds cleaned out. more »»
Combative debate
October 18, 2012 President Barack Obama, knowing he had to make a better showing in Tuesday’s presdiential debate, showed a lot more energy and fire than his lackluster performance in the first debate. more »»
No way to handle foreign affairs
October 17, 2012 During the weeks before U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans died at the hands of terrorists in Libya, he warned of the increasing danger from Islamic militants. more »»
Oversight of pharmacies required
October 16, 2012 An outbreak of fungal meningitis across the country has been linked to a batch of contaminated steroids used to combat back pain. more »»
Debate or news channel shoutdown?
October 15, 2012 There were times during the vice presidential debate last week when we wondered if this was a debate or what passes for discussion of issues on the nation’s news channels. more »»
District’s need is real
October 14, 2012 The facts and figures are hard to ignore. The District 88 budget has been stretched and strained, whittled and slashed, to the point where educational quality is in jeopardy. more »»
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October 13, 2012 To our carriers THUMBS UP: Today is International Carrier Day. more »»
Foreign policy not serving US interests
October 12, 2012 During the weeks before U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans died at the hands of terrorists in Libya, he warned of the increasing danger from Islamic militants. more »» |
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