Greater Minnesota Advocate

7 Oct ‘26

Learning events for CRPD’s Pathways After High School program

2026-10-02T12:51:21-05:00October 7th, 2026|Categories: Greater Minnesota Advocate, Jobs, News and Events, Research & Reports|

What happens to Greater Minnesota’s high school graduates after they leave high school? Where do they go, what paths do they take, and what can those choices tell us about the future of our region’s workforce? Join the Center for Rural Policy and Development for our Pathways After High . . .

21 Sep ‘26

Election season is in full swing; be sure you’re talking about LGA!

2026-09-18T11:59:42-05:00September 21st, 2026|Categories: Elections, Greater Minnesota Advocate, LGA, News, Research & Reports|

With Labor Day behind us and the first couple of weeks of school in the books, election season is officially in full swing.As candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, state representative, and state senator visit your communities, do not let the opportunity to highlight important CGMC issues be missed—this is . . .

13 Jan ‘14

Greater Minnesota Advocate examines impact of 2013 action on education, property taxes

2014-01-13T14:58:58-06:00January 13th, 2014|Categories: Greater Minnesota Advocate|

The latest edition of the CGMC’s Greater Minnesota Advocate attempts to dispel the belief held by many that Greater Minnesota received more than its fair share in the 2013 Legislative Session. In analyzing the education reforms passed last session, it appears that school districts in the Twin Cities metro area . . .

19 Dec ‘13

Latest edition of the Greater Minnesota Advocate focuses on the Homestead Credit Refund program

2013-12-19T16:16:12-06:00December 19th, 2013|Categories: Greater Minnesota Advocate, News|

In continuing the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities' look into property tax aids and credits, the newest edition of the Greater Minnesota Advocate focuses on the Homestead Credit Refund (HCR) program. The Advocate notes that changes to the HCR program in 2013 resulted in a significant increase in funding for . . .

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