Why I joined MinnPost (and why your support matters)

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You read MinnPost because you value thorough, even-handed reporting on the politics, policies, and people shaping Minnesota. It’s the same reason I just joined MinnPost as Executive Director and Publisher, and one of my first priorities is getting in touch with readers.

One of the core principles that drew me here: we will never put our reporting behind a paywall. We want everyone in Minnesota to have access to credible, fact-checked reporting regardless of their ability to pay.

But that model works on one condition: MinnPost readers who have the means to support it.

If you count on our daily newsletters, our environmental or healthcare coverage, or our D.C. reporting, today is the day to support MinnPost and make it official: become a member during our Fall Member Drive and help us raise $20,000 by next Friday.

A recurring, tax-deductible gift of $5 or $25 a month ensures that MinnPost remains fiercely independent and available to all. Or if a one-time gift works better for your budget, that’s fine too! Any amount makes a difference.

Thank you for reading and thank you for considering an investment in local news that serves everyone.

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