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CARRIE RUUD

Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy handed out engraved wooden paddles to the honorees in attendance after describing some of their individual impact over the years.
Ruud is the first recipient of the award, which was launched to recognize people, groups, and organizations who have taken a leadership role in advancing the Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Advocates mission to protect Minnesota’s lakes and rivers.
We as a region support an ATV route to Ironton but we do not support that route going through or anywhere within the Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area.
Ruud worked on and championed legislation that funds ATV trails and supports the safety of the sport.

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The Crow Wing and the North Central Area 8 Soil and Water Conservation districts recently recognized Sen. Carrie Ruud for her soil and water conservation efforts during her career as an elected official.
Ruud recognized the importance of documenting the location of the state’s limited supply of raw construction materials and bringing those locations into the planning and zoning process.
The award is given upon retirement to legislators who had a particularly positive impact on Greater Minnesota cities during their legislative careers.
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Chosen legislators are honored for specific actions that aided efforts of Minnesota cities during the past year’s state legislative session.
If we want to save democracy and get our government to work for us again, it’s up to each one of us to do our homework and research, ask all candidates the tough questions and support those who will work for and by all of the people, no matter what political stripes we wear.

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Earlier this year, I announced my retirement, effective Dec. 31, 2002. Until then, I will remain the sitting senator for Senate District 10 and will continue my service to Aitkin and Crow Wing counties.
This bill appropriates $159 million to the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Fund to fund 42 high-priority conservation projects across the state.
Minnesota Public Television Association President Patty Mester presented Ruud with the award.

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