Brian Lambert is a Contributing Writer at MinnPost. He focuses on themes related to tech and software while exploring topics such as crime, social issues, and cannabis within the context of Minnesota and Minneapolis. Brian's work has been featured in MinnPost, The Lancet, and Elastic.
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Brian Lambert's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Minnesota, particularly Minneapolis. He heavily covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to various issues such as healthcare, education, law enforcement, and social policies within the region.
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By: Brian Lambert
Plus: Air quality alert for northern Minnesota; DFL leaders to hold emergency meeting following chaotic Minneapolis endorsing convention; two men plead guilty in attack of trans woman; and more.
Plus: Minneapolis Park Board considers canceling regional trail status for Midtown Greenway; Gov. Tim Walz signs bill to get rid of lead water pipes; Uber solicits customers' help lobbying; and more.
By: Brian Lambert
Minnesota House passes recreational marijuana bill, Senate vote and Walz signature next
By: Brian Lambert
Plus: Uber and Lyft drivers celebrate passage of minimum wage legislation; Congressman Dean Phillips decries 'gerontocracy' in The Daily Beast; and more.
By: Brian Lambert
Plus: Legislature puts $41 million toward helping unhoused youth; southwestern Minnesota deals with wind energy transmission woes; two young men plead guilty to carjacking and kidnapping; and more.
By: Brian Lambert
Plus: Gov. Tim Walz issues first veto following legislative session; U.S. Supreme Court sides with Minnesota woman over property rights; and more.
Plus: Recreational marijuana bill signed into law; affordable housing project in Edina draws scrutiny; fire danger across northeastern Minnesota; and more.
By: Jonathan F Mosser, Kamran Badizadegan, Andrew J Shattock, Austin Carter, Rachel A Hounsell, Mark Jit, Katherine L O'Brien, Matthew J Ferrari, Helen C Johnson, Richard G White, Brian Lambert, Caroline L Trotter, Yoon S
Summary Background WHO, as requested by its member states, launched the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) in 1974 to make life-saving vaccines available to all globally.
By: Ann Murphy, Abel A. Moreno, Brian Lambert
Authors W. Brian Lambert Ann Murphy Abel A. Moreno DOI: Keywords: business, economics, data envelopment analysis
By: Matt Scourfield, Andrew Crothers, Brian Lambert
Organizations depend on intellectual property (IP) to drive innovation, maintain competitive advantage, and generate revenue streams.
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