Sen. Erin Murphy will be the only person to serve as House Majority Leader and Senate Majority Leader. We have historical lists of majority leaders! https://t.co/BgID7GJvyZ AND

"Minnesota in the Global War on Terrorism" is a moving new release from the Minnesota Military Museum on a sweeping, statewide initiative to gather Minnesota stories from service members and civilians, chronicling their experiences September 11, 2001.

Former Governor Al Quie will lie in state at the Minnesota Capitol on Friday from 12-3 as flags fly at half-staff in his honor. The last person to lie in state was former Governor Elmer L. Andersen in 2004. #mnleg

We're offering extended digital access through LLMC to historical House and Senate Journals for those #mnleg staff who are working on legislative history research. More details: https://t.co/ll5P1PCyGq

The first veto for Governor Tim Walz was issued moments ago. Our #mnleg veto page gives the details and links to his veto letter:

Take a look at this great profile of our colleague in House Research, Matt Gehring!

We'll be tracking #mnleg retirement announcements over the next two years here: https://t.co/fm6BU2QvLp This is the first for this biennium, but there were early ones in 2015 too!

Happy #NationalLibraryWeek, #MNLeg! We are one of over 50 libraries that serve the legislatures in their states. We’re part of @NCSL’s Legislative Research Librarians Professional Association; the group of leg librarians was organized in 1968 even before NCSL was founded.

Happy #NationalLibraryWeek! We’ve compiled the only comprehensive database of all 5,410 legislators who have served in the #MNLeg since territorial times. Find biographical details about sessions served, including bills authored & committee memberships at https://t.co/tOJix1t6A1

Hey #MNLeg- celebrate #NationalLibraryWeek with a cookie! Did you know we answer about 6,000 phone calls, emails, and in-person questions every year? Those who call receive unbiased, confidential, professional reference services. Stop by for a cookie and ask a question today!

Happy #NationalLibraryWeek, #MNLeg! Our premier public policy collection focuses on state-level issues and comparative statistics. Additionally, the LRL is Minnesota’s depository library for state agency and consultants’ reports. Begin your research at https://t.co/hIq9673vUF

Happy #NationalLibraryWeek, #MNLeg! The LRL is one of 13 libraries that comprise the Capitol Area Library Consortium (CALCO), which is celebrating fifty years of providing information this week! Read more about CALCO in Gov. Walz’s proclamation: https://t.co/XT2qRIyqbD

As far as @MinnLRL can verify, Gov. LeVander's 1969 message to the leg was the first to be titled "State of the State." Tonight's #SOTS fulfills a constitutional requirement for the gov to speak to the #mnleg each session. Read other gov addresses here:

Congratulations, @JohnMarty!

Sen. John Marty set a record for the longest tenure in the #MNLeg Senate. As of today, he served 13,154 days! Sen. Limmer, Pappas, and Rest have long tenures in the Senate-and Sen. Pappas and Rest have a longer tenure overall with their House service. See: https://t.co/zcvtU5GcVH

@MinnLRL is thrilled to have @gspphoto's engaging photographs on display in the Library's Senate location! Come see them soon--or stop by during a reception for Glen's exhibit on January 19 from 9:30-11. #mnleg

This fall the Library added 2,500 more photos of #mnleg members to our Legislators Past & Present database, including photos of Sen. Laura Naplin (1927-1934), the first woman to serve in the Minnesota Senate. https://t.co/hI8dJjs6b9

We're always glad to see a new issue of the indispensable Fiscal Review, published by @MN_SCRFA. It offers a thorough summary of budget and fiscal policy actions taken by the #mnleg each year. Dive in!

You're welcome! Thanks for the shout-out, @SandraFeistMN

Congratulations to Eric Nauman @MN_SCRFA!