Posts from r/minnesota on Monday, 09/28
POSTS - MONDAY, 09/28
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Trump: "Minnesota has a lousy governor, but they have great iron ore. They have one of the worst governors in history. A real stupid guy. But they do have good iron ore, which is more important."
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Pearson's Candy Company shuts down St. Paul factory for good -- Pearson’s said high production costs and rising prices for chocolate and other ingredients made operating the 67-year-old factory unsustainable. About 80 employees are being laid off.
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Dawn at Split Rock Lighthouse
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Trump announced Minnesota-based Mesabi Metallics is building a $15B steel plant… in Iowa
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Whitehouse to announce $15 billion project for ‘largest steel plant’ in US history, with Iron Ore supplied from Minnesota’s Iron Range
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Citizen sleuths use DNA traces to hunt for zebra mussels in Minnesota lakes -- A new tool built at the University of Minnesota can help detect the DNA of invasive species in lakes, giving officials more time to respond. Across Minnesota, volunteers are putting that science into action.
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Minnesota push to cut Xcel rate hike faces long odds despite broad opposition
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‘A missed opportunity for Minnesota’: Stauber, Igo react to Mesabi Metallics plan to build $15 billion Iowa steel mill
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A Minnesota fall classic, flick the stinkbug off the screen into the cactus.
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The moon last night
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