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Transportation Bill Stalls (05/09/08)
A squabble over making seat belt use a primary traffic offense is causing lawmakers to rethink the legislature's big Transportation Bill. We hear from two house members with different ideas about what the bill should do: Rep. Melissa Hortman (DFL-Brooklyn Park) and Rep. Mary Liz Holberg (R-Lakeville).
The Wrapup (05/09/08)
Two Minnesota history questions (including a cheesy Lou Holtz impersonation) and show-ending tune by Tenor Daniel Montenegro who performed on Almanac five years ago this week.
A Political Panel (05/09/08)
We slice and dice the week's political news with the aid of Republicans Sarah Janecek and Fritz Knaak and DFLers Mary Jo McGuire and Blois Olson.
Where Lawmakers Stand (05/09/08)
Ten days are left this legislative session. Mary Lahammer gives you a scorecard on where progress stands on the session's big issues.
Historian Annette Atkins (05/09/08)
Annette has the honor of being the first of several historians we will have on this month talking about what it means to them to celebrate Minnesota's 150th birthday. Atkins is a professor of history at St. John's University/College of St. Benedict and is the author of the MHS publication "Creating Minnesota."
Sports with Larry Fitzgerald (05/09/08)
Larry stops by for his monthly sports chat. On the bill ... the Twins ... the Vikes ... and Tubby's hoopsters.
Did You Know? (05/09/08)
Did you know that Rep. Cy Thao was "elected" homecoming king in the State House?
Minnesota Turns 150 (05/09/08)
Our state's sesquicentennial activities kick off Sunday on Statehood Day. We hear about the festivities — and why we should care about them — from Jane Leonard, the Executive Director of the Minnesota Sesquicentennial Commission.
The Monologue (05/09/08)
Dr. Mark DePaolis has prom on his mind.
Almanac - May 9, 2008 (05/09/08)
The Monologue (05/09/08)
Dr. Mark DePaolis has prom on his mind.
Minnesota Turns 150 (05/09/08)
Our state's sesquicentennial activities kick off Sunday on Statehood Day. We hear about the festivities — and why we should care about them — from Jane Leonard, the Executive Director of the Minnesota Sesquicentennial Commission.
Transportation Bill Stalls (05/09/08)
A squabble over making seat belt use a primary traffic offense is causing lawmakers to rethink the legislature's big Transportation Bill. We hear from two house members with different ideas about what the bill should do: Rep. Melissa Hortman (DFL-Brooklyn Park) and Rep. Mary Liz Holberg (R-Lakeville).
Did You Know? (05/09/08)
Did you know that Rep. Cy Thao was "elected" homecoming king in the State House?
Sports with Larry Fitzgerald (05/09/08)
Larry stops by for his monthly sports chat. On the bill ... the Twins ... the Vikes ... and Tubby's hoopsters.
Historian Annette Atkins (05/09/08)
Annette has the honor of being the first of several historians we will have on this month talking about what it means to them to celebrate Minnesota's 150th birthday. Atkins is a professor of history at St. John's University/College of St. Benedict and is the author of the MHS publication "Creating Minnesota."
Where Lawmakers Stand (05/09/08)
Ten days are left this legislative session. Mary Lahammer gives you a scorecard on where progress stands on the session's big issues.
A Political Panel (05/09/08)
We slice and dice the week's political news with the aid of Republicans Sarah Janecek and Fritz Knaak and DFLers Mary Jo McGuire and Blois Olson.
The Wrapup (05/09/08)
Two Minnesota history questions (including a cheesy Lou Holtz impersonation) and show-ending tune by Tenor Daniel Montenegro who performed on Almanac five years ago this week.









