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Music note: Frank Brownstone and Associates get the job done

Frank Brownstone & Associates is not a stock brokerage firm. Nor are these guys attorneys (well, two actually are). They do, however, possess a devilish affinity for tongue-and-cheek. Their debut album was titled First Annual Report to Investors, and the new one, Better Days, features a cover shot of the boys hunkered around a desk, apparently having just fed a paper shredder (from the expressions on their faces, not a minute too soon). MORE »

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December 1, 2008 – We are working on stories on:

• Jordan Area Community Council
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Advise and Dissent: Bethany Gustafson

What would you like to tell president-elect Barack Obama? Advise and Dissent features Minnesota opinions on what the new president should be thinking and doing.

Mr. President-elect, because you were elected on the hope for change, I ask you to seek advice from a wide variety of people, to look to people who have experience as well as to new voices outside of Washington and outside of the corporate establishment. MORE »

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