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Minnesota Sen. Linda Scheid, a Democrat from Brooklyn Park, praised bankers at the meeting hosted by the Minnesota Bankers Association for Districts 3 and 4 on Sept. 14 at the Rush Creek Golf Club in Maple Grove. Scheid, chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, addressed bankers along with House member, ......

In 1995, Minnesota sponsored a Medicare demonstration for dually eligible seniors, which facilitated integration of Medicare and Medicaid service delivery across primary, acute and long-term care. This Minnesota Senior Health Options program merges financing systems using coordinated state and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services managed care contracts with ......

Bank Day at the Capitol has grown into the Minnesota Bankers Association's largest single-day event. Conducted Feb. 8 in St. Paul, 247 bankers attended the 2005 event. With the legislature in session little more than a month, Gov. Tim Pawlenty, Senate Majority Leader Dean Johnson, House Majority Leader Steve Sviggum ......

(2:45) Minnesota is again trying to legislate a tax on sports "memorabilia," primarily licensed products. The tax is to fund building a football stadium for the University of Minnesota.

Sisu Medical Systems--named after the Finnish word that translates to "tenacity" or "determination"--was born in 1982 when a group of Minnesota community hospitals formed a consortium to manage their IT needs. From our Duluth offices, we provide networking, training, help-desk services and application support to hundreds of medical personnel at ......

My wife thinks I'm strange. I won't go into all the reasons for this, but one of them is that I'm constantly looking up words in the dictionary and thesaurus. The other day I looked up the word "slogan". What I found fascinated me.

Toll booths don't take checks, they don't take credit cards, and in an era where stay-home parents buy everything from diapers to donuts on their check card, you simply must have cash.

That card went out to 3000 residents in a small town west of Minneapolis. The reservation book was a testamonial to the promotion. Once everyone who received the card realized that it was addressed to "Resident" they got the joke. But I am sure it caused a bit of a ......