Some tense exchanges happened Feb. 16 during the Ways and Means Committee hearing in Washington D.C..
Plymouth Mayor Kellli Slavik visits the Goddard School for pre-school age children to learn more about what she does in the community.
Two District 43 GOP caucus goers discuss their concerns including the national debt, war, budget cuts and more in this video.
The President announced Feb. 9 Minnesota’s proposed reforms to its standards and accountability measures would meet requirements to replace the federal act passed nearly a decade ago.
The President announced Thursday Minnesota’s proposed reforms to its standards and accountability measures would meet requirements to replace the federal act passed nearly a decade ago.
Senator Terri Bonoff (DFL-43) is hosting a town hall meeting for the public Feb. 21 at Plymouth City Hall.
Holly and Jacob Higgins of Plymouth talk about why they came to their precinct caucus Feb. 7.
The Senate District 45 Republican Party convened its caucus Feb. 7 at Robbinsdale Cooper High School.
Caucus night was busy at Robbinsdale Cooper High School where District 45 Republicans convened and Vision of Glory Lutheran Church in Plymouth where Ward 3 of District 43 Republicans convened.
The legislature has already wrapped up the second week of session and activity is picking up quickly.
Have questions? DFL candidates Brian Barnes and Sharon Sund will join MPR News and Patch from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 3.
Plymouth MN Patch helps you find DFL, Republican, Green and Independence party caucuses 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7.
During a town hall meeting at the Crystal Community Center, Senator Ann Rest and State Rep. Sandra Peterson answered questions on several different topics.
There is still plenty to do to grow jobs, reform government, reign in property taxes and invest in our state’s infrastructure, according to Benson.
Rep. Sarah Anderson (R-43A) talks about the tasks ahead for the 2012 legislative session.
Rep. Sandra Peterson talks about the issues, proposals and work ahead for the 2012 legislative session.
A public meeting about the Hollydale upgrading power line project was Jan. 25 at Wayzata High School.
Because of expiring terms, there are two opening seats on the Plymouth Charter Commission.
The Plymouth City Council approved site changes and improvements for two local businesses.
Here is your third clue for the second annual medallion hunt, a fun prelude activity before the 23rd annual Fire and Ice Festival. Check back on Plymouth MN Patch for the clues and more about the Festival.
State Senator Ann Rest, State Rep. Sandra Peterson and State Rep. Lyndon Carlson will host a town hall meeting for the public Saturday, March 3.
Congressman Erik Paulsen is up for re-election in 2012.
Robbinsdale School District presents the "We Have A Dream" event 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today at Robbinsdale Cooper High School.
Here is your second clue for the second annual medallion hunt, a fun prelude activity before the 23rd annual Fire and Ice Festival. Check back on Plymouth MN Patch for the clues and more about the Festival.
Plymouth MN Patch has you covered for this year's Fire & Ice Festival. Here is a current listing of activities for the event 2-7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at Parker's Lake.
The Festival includes winter fun and games from 2-7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at Parker's Lake in Plymouth.
Eligible agencies must apply for the 2012 Community Development Block Grant program before 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 24.
The city of Plymouth will be doing tree trimming in areas of Plymouth in the coming weeks.
After a closed meeting December 2011, the Plymouth City Council conducted the annual City Manager review and agreed with looking at a 3 percent pay increase.
Sarah Anderson (R-Plymouth) co-authored a bill allowing Minnesotans to contribute $2 to support organ, tissue and eye donation education when they apply for or renew their driver’s license or state ID card.
Since Plymouth Patch launched in July, there have been a variety of stories and happenings to report about including an apartment fire and a new Islamic Community Center.
Making resolutions is one thing, following through is yet another. Plymouth Patch offers help in putting your best foot forward with five common New Year’s resolutions.
The new recycling program gets its own jingle in this Plymouth city made video about what can now be recycled starting in January 2012.
With no public comments, the Plymouth City Council approved a 0 percent increase for the 2012 property tax.
Plymouth hangs winter decorations to brighten the winter doldrums and it only costs about $1.50 a day.
The Wayzata School District 2012 tax levy shows a slight increase compared to 2011.
Today's the deadline for submissions to the city of Plymouth's Photos at Your Fingertips contest.
These new laws go into effect starting Jan. 1, 2012.
Tonight the council will evaluate the Plymouth City Manager and could adopt the 2012 budget and tax levies.
The Wayzata School Board's regular meeting is 7 p.m. tonight at Wayzata City Hall.