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Home→Published 2009 → June

Monthly Archives: June 2009

Update on Coldwater funding

Posted on June 25, 2009 by Bruce White
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Contrary to what was reported a few days ago, the Park Service did not lose funding from the federal Stimulus Package passed by Congress earlier this year. Getting that money was only a possibility to begin with. It was never … Continue reading →

Posted in Bdote: A Public EIS | 1 Reply

Funding eliminated for Coldwater building removal?

Posted on June 23, 2009 by Bruce White
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Here’s a report just up on the Friends of Coldwater website: Funds for Building Removal and Land Reclamation Eliminated by Susu Jeffrey Friends of Coldwater June 23, 2009 Coldwater supporters are angry that funds to return the area to “open … Continue reading →

Posted in Bdote: A Public EIS, Reclaiming Mini Sota Makoce | Leave a reply

Digital Fog: The Future of the Minnesota Historical Society, Part 1

Posted on June 17, 2009 by Bruce White
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Every era has its buzzwords, words that promise a great deal but do not always deliver. Today that word is digitization, a word that has been applied both concretely and metaphorically, suggesting greater economy, efficiency, and endless promise. If the … Continue reading →

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Lucile M. Kane: Minnesota historian and archivist, one of the “Greatest Generation”

Posted on June 4, 2009 by Bruce White
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Lucile M. Kane died on May 30, 2009. In terms of the profession of history in Minnesota, she was truly one of the “Greatest Generation.” A historian and archivist, she was committed to collecting and making available to the public … Continue reading →

Posted in Minnesota culture, Minnesota Historical Society | 2 Replies
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