Hi Everyone

Right now I am in the middle of an investigation, and I have 2 more pending. I also have a project coming up that should be exciting for all of you who are interested in our stories. I will be announcing that in October.

For now I would like to share with you some of the e mails I have received. If you have a question or comment please feel free to e mail me. kathy@michael-rennie.com

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Dear Kathy Ghost Hunter

Good Energy Reads:

(2008) US House report:

The Truth About America's Energy: Big Oil Stockpiles Supplies and Pockets Profits:

--in 2004, Congress released millions of acres of protected public lands for oil drilling, yet: On-shore = only 13 million out of 50 million acres have been drilled; Off-shore = only 10 million out of 45 million acres drilled!

(2005) CNN Money:

Big oil CEOs under fire in Congress (Lawmakers spar with execs from Exxon, Chevron over high prices, record profits, consumer pain):

For the second year in a row, Shakopee is hosting a town celebration in addition to Derby Days — and what a party it will be.

The city celebrated its 150th anniversary with a big party last summer. The Shakopee Fire Department will now hold a three-day extravaganza to celebrate its 1883 founding during the last weekend in September.

Shakopee eighth-grader Maria Hauger won the Eagle Invitational cross country meet on Saturday.

Hauger ran a 15:04.7 to lead the Sabers to a third place finish.

The other Saber runners results are listed below:

The No. 2 team in the state defeated the No. 1 team to win the Eagle Invitational Volleyball Tournament on Saturday night in Apple Valley.

Shakopee, ranked No. 2, defended its title by defeating Chaska, 25-14, 25-15.

The win means Shakopee, the defending Class 3A state champions, will most likely move up to No. 1 in next week's rankings.

Ashley Wittman led the attack with 17 kills. She also finished with 11 digs. Mollie Geske added 10 digs and Mariah Monnens had seven.