March 13, 2012
English-only measure still divides Lino LakesShare
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This week, we're doing a series of reports on whether Minnesota is welcoming to its many newcomers, whether they're from Somalia or South Dakota. One case study is the northern Twin Cities suburb of Lino Lakes, which became the first city in the state to declare English as its official language. The resolution adopted two years ago still divides residents, and points to a broader uneasiness about growth and change.
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