by Jacob | Aug 20, 2018 | Voice
Citizens Speak By Amy Goetzman A tax buff and a budget guru come out of retirement to help St. Paul’s nonprofits and the city work together Sometimes government is as plain as the snow on your street. Essential services—a catchall category that includes plowing,...
by Jacob | Aug 20, 2018 | Voice
League Notes By Quinton Skinner During the recently concluded Minnesota legislative session, the Citizens League supported a bipartisan bill introducing reforms for the Metropolitan Council. The Met Council was formed in 1967 and is the regional planning organization...
by Jacob | Aug 20, 2018 | Voice
League Notes By Quinton Skinner After more than a year of meetings, interviews, listening sessions, and the compilation of an anonymous online survey, the Edina Race and Equity Task Force submitted 21 recommendations for addressing long-term racial inequity in the...
by Jacob | Aug 20, 2018 | Voice
League Notes By Quinton Skinner Balancing business bottom lines with livable incomes for workers is at the heart of contentious minimum-wage debates across the country. With the issue coming to St. Paul, the Citizens League has convened an independent committee to...
by Jacob | Aug 16, 2018 | Uncategorized
Tuesday, August 21: Mind Opener: Peering Over the “Benefits Cliff” Join us Tuesday morning for our next Mind Opener, where Stephanie Hogenson, Outreach Director at Children’s Defense Fund-Minnesota will join us to explain potential “cliff...
