Richfield's legislative delegation voted in favor of legalizing same-sex marriage this past spring.
Minnesota will become the 12th (or 13th, as Rhode Island also joins in) state to recognize same-sex marriages at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 1.
President Obama signed a disaster declaration Thursday.
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Councilman Tom Fitzhenry was the only member to vote in favor of keeping the service local.
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Debbie Goettel says the appointment will give the city more influence.
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The Richfield City Council will convene for its regular meeting Tuesday night.
The storm left nearly half a million Xcel Energy customers without power.
The group's conclusions will be used to steer future developers.
You'll pay an extra $1.50 more starting today for tobacco to help pay for a new Vikings stadium, and parents will have new options for all-day kindergarten.
The commission meets the fourth Monday of every month.
The 5th District congressman broke out a guitar during an interview on student loan interest rates.
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'Whoo hoo!' wrote one commenter on the Richfield Patch Facebook Page.
Richfield U.S. House Rep. Keith Ellison took to Twitter Wednesday to share his pride in the court's decision.
The Richfield City Council meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
KARE11's report focused on Richfield.
The delay will allow for more public comment and a chance to see bids from Bloomington and Edina, the newspaper reported.
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Police found Fernando Leon-Celis, 20, dead of gunshot wounds on June 8, 2013.
Will Lakewinds Natural Foods get it's final planned unit development approval? Will Richfield decide to keep 911 dispatch services in house? These topics and more will be discussed by the Richfield City Council this week.
The award will be presented at the June 25 Richfield City Council meeting.
Eight dispatchers would be offered jobs with Hennepin County, according to the Star Tribune.
The county has posted the draft pedestrian plan online and is asking for public feedback May 31 through July 15, 2013.
The recently passed same-sex marriage law will go into effect Aug. 1.
The amount of LGA money that Richfield is due will increase in 2014 by almost 60 percent, now that the Minnesota Legislature has set the dollar amounts cities can expect.
For the first time on the Senate floor, Richfield Sen. Patricia Torres-Ray uses her native tongue to explain why she supports same-sex marriage.
Sen. Patricia Torres-Ray, who represents Richfield, spoke against a proposed amendment to the Minnesota same-sex marriage bill, that would've allowed exceptions to people whose religious beliefs don't recognize gay unions.
The Senate approved the measure and it will now move to Gov. Mark Dayton's desk for his signature.
The Senate approved the bill in a 37-30 vote Monday afternoon. The governor is scheduled to sign it into law at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Minnesota could be the 12th state to pass same-sex marriage legislation.
Scott Andrew Bradley of Oakdale, who once worked as communications coordinator for the City of Richfield, got the maximum sentence, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The project began on April 1.
The project area is just north of Richfield on Penn Avenue.
The bill is poised to move to the floors of the Minnesota House and Senate.
The annual event will take place May 16-18.
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