 If you happen to live in Greater Minnesota, consider yourself lucky: legislators on both sides of the aisle are making rural issues a priority in this year’s legislative session. That includes a $227 million plan backed by Senate DFLers that focuses on rural broadband, housing, workforce training and career counseling. 
PoliGraph: Broadband, jobs claims miss the mark
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