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Stefan Vilcins: When guardians failed her (opens the original)
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Exactly one week after the mistrial was declared, I received a check in the mail from Minnesota Budget & Management for the amount of $113.50. That was my pay for serving on the failed trial’s jury, which, after taxes, worked out to about $4.83 an hour. I always assumed the toughest part would be the deliberations at the end, deciding on whether the man standing 30 feet away from us in dark frame glasses and pleated slacks would go to prison for what happened that night — but we never got to tha
Stefan Vilcins: Paint it, black? Finding reasons for a 'Kwik' change (opens the original)
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I’ve always been of the mind that change isn’t necessarily a bad thing if either: In lieu of prevailing modern-day sentiment, where “change” is often married to flowery new beginnings and inspiring transformations, generations throughout history have warned about the vexing duplicities associated with change. “If you want to make enemies, try to change something,” President Woodraw Wilson once solemnly declared to a salesmanship conference in Detroit. At the same time, some recognized its stubbo
Stefan Vilcins: A buck (or two) finally stopped with the city council (opens the original)
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For Third Ward Councilman Norman Wahl, this wouldn’t be just another routine Rochester City Council meeting. Tonight, he would be serving as both acting mayor and acting city council president, as Mayor Kim Norton and Council President Randy Schubring were both away on business. Understandably, a little meticulousness was in order, as Wahl would be the sole government official signing off, quite literally, on all city business for the evening. And perhaps ironically, it wouldn’t be long before h
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