Nitrate aid + Mankato celebrates champions
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| | High nitrate levels in southeastern Minnesota prompt aid plan at state Capitol |
Gov. Tim Walz and state lawmakers are discussing ways to address water with elevated levels of nitrate in southeastern Minnesota. The attention comes following the EPA’s formal request that state agencies address the contamination in eight counties.
A bill from Rep. Steven Jacob, R-Altura, would make it so landowners would receive a $5-per-acre property tax credit for land certified by the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Project. House Environment Committee Chair Rick Hansen, DFL-South St. Paul, introduced legislation earlier this year that would raise fertilizer fees to help pay the cost. | |
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| | Mankato celebrates women’s and men’s NCAA Division II championship wins |
Mankato became the city of champions over the weekend as Minnesota State University, Mankato became the first NCAA Division II program in four decades to win both the men’s and women’s basketball championships in the same season.
Junior Destinee Bursch of the Mavericks women’s team says that both teams winning their respective titles in the same season meant the world.
“I feel like both teams have been talking to each other consistently these past couple days,” Bursch said. “And there’s just like, so much happiness … each one of us are proud of each other.” | |
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