HeyJaredWinona LaDuke
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- Sep 23, 2026
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LaDuke: 10 years after, the lessons of the DAPL protests (opens the original)
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It’s been 10 years since the Standing Rock resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). It was epic. What we saw transformed us. We came for the water, our dignity, and our healing. When we came, we came with our hearts full and prayers in abundance. We grew from that unity. By the time we left, we saw the brutality of Tiger Swan, the $38 million in repression and violence against unarmed people, we understood fossil fuel addiction — and how far North Dakota was willing to go for oil. Those
In the Know: Fraud in MN isn't how some would paint it to be (opens the original)
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Fraud has been the big issue in advertising so far in the races for Minnesota Governor and US Senator. Most references are to the Feeding Our Future (FOF) fraud which has been described as a $250 million fraud for that organization’s claims to have served far more children that it did during the COVID pandemic. Over 70 people were convicted in the fraud and the leader of the effort, a white woman, was sentenced this year to over 40 years in prison. Earlier this year the US Attorney for Minnesota
In the Know: Environmental center is clean, efficient and indoors (opens the original)
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Alexandria’s participation in the GreenStep Cities program is about caring for our local, earthly common home. Building a resilient Alexandria through environmental stewardship. Everyone can do something. Alexandria has many opportunities for businesses and residents to get engaged in activities at home, work, a place of worship and the community level. The GreenStep Cities program is geared to do the big things that are best sponsored by local units of government with community input, rather th
LaDuke: For Bonnie Raitt and me, it's not dark yet (opens the original)
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On the opening night of the Minnesota State Fair, I ate my approved amount of deep-fried goods, and settled into my seat to see my old friend Bonnie Raitt. As she carried a crowd of 12,000 or so through a wide-ranging set list, it was hard not to hang my head at history and then smile and clap again for the courage of those who stand up for what’s right. That’s Bonnie Raitt. I can say we are old friends because we have known each other for almost 50 years as advocates for justice and Mother Eart
In the Know: Bringing state education dollars home (opens the original)
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By the time this column reaches you, Alexandria Public Schools - ISD 206, will have officially kicked off its 146th school year. There is a unique, palpable energy in our hallways as our staff, students and families begin this journey. We are energized by the potential of the coming months and deeply committed to the success of every learner who walks through our doors. Alexandria has long been defined by its commitment to academic excellence — a tradition rooted in the strength of our local sch
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