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Strength in hidden numbers
Underemployment and skill mismatches offer glimpse behind area labor shortages
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Labor Shortage
New economy value meal, please
The hype is all high-skills and high-pay, but the meat is maybe something less
A Snapshot of Labor Availability
Minnesota Labor Availability
A Snapshot of Labor Availability
North Dakota Labor Availability
A Snapshot of Labor Availability
South Dakota Labor Availability
Shall we dance?
As jobs grow but the labor pool doesn't, job matching becomes essential to make sure everybody gets the right partner
Ninth District Features
After disaster: Salvage or savage logging?
Opposing views on the value of timber harvests after natural disasters
Two Forest Natural Disasters
Table comparing: Superior National Forest Blowdown, July 1999 and the Bitterroot National Forest Fires, Summer 2002
Digging in or digging out?
Despite new exploration, mining's future is in a deep hole
Hunting for a solution
Resident and nonresident hunters duel over the benefits of state game resources
Cures for health care ills
Are there answers to our health care problems? Here are four ideas and how they're faring in the Ninth District
A matrix of options
There's no shortage of ideas for health care problems. Each solution has its pros and cons.
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Will the softwood lumber tariffs affect your business? Have the steel tariffs affected your business?
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District economy expected to recover modestly
Mid-Year Ninth District Economic Forecast
Personal income growth slows in district
Agricultural finances weaken
First-quarter 2002 agricultural credit conditions survey
Home prices climb
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State Roundups
Marquette property values continue to rise
Michigan State Roundup
New contract puts U.P. miners back to work
Michigan State Roundup
More power, cleaner air
Minnesota State Roundup
More power, maybe not so clean air
Minnesota State Roundup
State in grips of power struggle
Montana State Roundup
Waffling solution
North Dakota State Roundup
Fargo bucks ownership trend
North Dakota State Roundup
Still workin' on the railroad
South Dakota State Roundup
Quick-loan industry earning higher interest
South Dakota State Roundup
Low prices not all bad
Wisconsin State Roundup
Chronic wasting concerns escalating
Wisconsin State Roundup
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