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Cathy Wurzer is an American journalist and author. She and her husband Eric Eskola are longtime hosts of Almanac on Twin Cities Public Television. She also ...

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May 12, 2008 ... May 12, 2008 Minnesota Public Radio host Cathy Wurzer discusses what brought her ancestors from Europe to Minnesota.

Biography and feature archive for Cathy Wurzer. ... Host, Morning Edition Minnesota Public Radio cwurzer@mpr.org Cathy Wurzer is currently the host of Morning ...

Cathy Wurzer is an American journalist and author. She and her husband Eric Eskola are longtime hosts of Almanac on Twin Cities Public Television. She also hosts the ...

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Heard on the radio. (Mn. Public Radio's Morning Edition host) Seen on TV. (TPT's Almanac program) Author. Filmmaker. Lover of horses, history and road trips.

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Cathy is the anchor of "Morning Edition" on Minnesota Public Radio and the co-host of "Almanac" on Twin Cities Public Television.

It's a busy week at the state Capitol, where lawmakers say they expect this to be the last full week of the 2012 session. The list of unresolved issues remains long. Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton talked with Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer about his priorities in the final stages of the session.

Speaking with Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer on Thursday, Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak said the compromise Vikings stadium bill headed for a Thursday vote in the state Senate will also win passage in the Minneapolis City Council.

The results of Tuesday's primary mean Wisconsin's recall election will be a rematch of the 2010 governor's race. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett won the Democratic primary and earns the right to take on Republican Gov. Scott Walker for a second time in just 18 months. Jason Stein, who covers politics for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, talked with Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer.

The proposal for a new publicly-subsidized stadium for the Minnesota Vikings is still alive. The Minnesota House passed the measure last night on a 73 to 58 vote. The proposal, which has been on-again, off-again during much of the legislative session, is for a 975 million dollar stadium. The Vikings, the state, and the city of Minneapolis would all contribute. It will be debated today on the floor of the Minnesota Senate. Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer discussed the legislation with two Senators: Republican Dave Thompson represents Lakeville and opposes the stadium bill. DFL Senator John Harrington represents St. Paul and favors the stadium legislation.

Republicans at the Legislature are taking a different approach to financing a Vikings stadium. On Tuesday, they threw a monkey wrench into the month's long negotiations between the team, the governor, the city of Minneapolis and a bipartisan group of legislators. They announced their own plan that is radically different from the one being talked about at the Capitol for months. Tom Scheck discussed the proposal with Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer.

by Cathy Wurzer, Minnesota Public Radio. April 11, 2012. St. Paul, Minn. — Minnesota lawmakers come back from the Easter Passover break next week, and ...

(Cathy Wurzer) As our daily lives become more complicated, it becomes difficult to find time to research and understand the complexities of retirement planning.

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Cathy Wurzer in St. Paul. The Daily Circuit™ with Kerri Miller and Tom Weber. MPR News Presents. All Things Considered® with Robert Siegel, Melissa Block ...

Tuesday morning Rep. Collin Peterson (MN-7) was interviewed on MPR. Cathy Wurzer asked about being the ranking minority member of the House Agriculture Committee instead of its chair. A few of his comments had me wide awake in no time.

Around 300 bars and restaurants in Minnesota will not be able to buy alcohol until the state reaches a budget agreement and ends its government shutdown. Since closing down all but the most important services on July 1, the state has stopped issuing the $20 buyer cards required by retailers to replenish their alcohol inventories — bad news for Minnesotans already hurting from the cuts to their social services. Restaurants are already reporting being low on inventories, and Frank Ball, the executive director of the Minnesota Licensed Beverage Association, calls the situation “crippling” to the alcohol retail industry. In an interview with Minnesota Public Radio’s Cathy Wurzer, Ball warned against beer spoiling in warehouses and bars closing:

Minnesota Public Radio, which was to present "Global Warming: The Home Front," a Public Insight Forum moderated by Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer on Thursday was PWNED by the massive winter storm that blew through the state Thursday. A event in Washington D.C. was canceled in February for similar reasons. Don't mess with Mother Nature, kids!

July 4 fireworks displays will be held all over the state of Minnesota, and they seem to get more elaborate every year, but how do they make those elaborate patterns? MPR's Cathy Wurzer finds out.

MPR News reporter Tim Nelson covers the stadium debate. He discussed the turn of events with Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer. WURZER: This was sudden. What happened? NELSON: In a word, attrition. Last week, the governor told the other rival ...

The employees -- the "little people" -- sent him and his wife to Hawaii. It was Cathy Wurzer's idea. And then Eichten was presented with his softball jersey. "We know you always wanted to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame," managing director of regional news ...

The book's foreword was written by well known Minnesota broadcast journalist and author Cathy Wurzer. "Anyone in Minnesota over the age of 40 has a Carnegie Library story," said Clemens. The author added that "very few books have been written about ...

In a Wednesday morning interview, here's what Sviggum told Minnesota Public Radio's Cathy Wurzer: "I certainly did cover my bases, Cathy. I did speak to the executive director of the Board of Regents, I did speak to university counsel.

Cathy Wurzer is an American journalist and author . She and her husband Eric Eskola are longtime hosts of Almanac on Twin Cities ...

Longtime hosts Eric Eskola and Cathy Wurzer are married. They have also spent time at other area stations. 2010, and Wurzer hosts the ...

Eskola is originally from Duluth, Minnesota , and graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth His wife, Cathy Wurzer , joined him as ...

authorlink Cathy Wurzer | title Tales of the Road: Highway 61 | publisher Minnesota Historical Society | year 2008 | isbn 978-0-87351-626-6 ...

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References : Wurzer, Cathy (2008). Tales of the Road: Highway 61. pp. 17-18.

References : Wurzer, Cathy (2008). Tales of the Road: Highway 61. pp. 24-26. http://ccl. design. umn. edu/publications/gitchi_gami/GGT_taconite% ...

title Tales of the Road: Highway 61 | first Cathy | last Wurzer | publisher Minnesota Historical Society Press | year 2008 | isbn 978-0- ...