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Council Member Dan Swenson voted to keep flying the current Minnesota state flag, arguing that taking it down would itself be a partisan act.
A Star Tribune report on Nowthen's efforts to manage growth pressure and budget constraints while retaining its rural character quotes Council Member Dan Swenson describing the city as a "rural oasis in the metro."
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