Below are today's Daily Planet headlines relating specifically to St. Paul. For
all today's news, see www.tcdailyplanet.net.
McGuire jumps into Senate at midstream
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/47259
by Anne Holzman, Park Bugle
Two days after winning the April 12 special election for the state Senate seat
being vacated by Ellen Anderson, Mary Jo McGuire had already appeared at a
rally, met with constituents and sat in on a hearing of one of her two
committees assigned so far, Energy, Utilities and Telecommunication. Anderson
resigned the seat in March to become chair of the state Public Utilities
Commission, precipitating a special election. McGuire bested two challengers in
a March 29 primary and went on to win the election with 80 percent of the vote.
CRAZY BOY FARM | Our girls are laying again!
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/47174
by Amy Doeun It doesn't get much more local then right out your back door,
literally. I remember when Proeun and I first started keeping chickens. It was
such an exciting and scary introduction to keeping "live stock." I remember
fondly the chick days, the wonder the children had for them, somewhere I have a
picture of the chicks in our little toy ark.
all today's news, see www.tcdailyplanet.net.
McGuire jumps into Senate at midstream
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/47259
by Anne Holzman, Park Bugle
Two days after winning the April 12 special election for the state Senate seat
being vacated by Ellen Anderson, Mary Jo McGuire had already appeared at a
rally, met with constituents and sat in on a hearing of one of her two
committees assigned so far, Energy, Utilities and Telecommunication. Anderson
resigned the seat in March to become chair of the state Public Utilities
Commission, precipitating a special election. McGuire bested two challengers in
a March 29 primary and went on to win the election with 80 percent of the vote.
CRAZY BOY FARM | Our girls are laying again!
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/node/47174
by Amy Doeun It doesn't get much more local then right out your back door,
literally. I remember when Proeun and I first started keeping chickens. It was
such an exciting and scary introduction to keeping "live stock." I remember
fondly the chick days, the wonder the children had for them, somewhere I have a
picture of the chicks in our little toy ark.
