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A shared Seder that nourishes connections
By inviting people from other faiths to take part in their religious traditions, more Jews hope t...
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Tobacco ban at Target Field exempts the players
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Large marijuana operation discovered in northeast Minneapolis home
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String of delays sets back sex trafficking federal trial in Nashville involving Somali gangs
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Obituary: Albert Cupka turned down airlines to fight fires
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Occupy protests to resume Saturday
Protesters plan tents in Peavey Plaza, where they can stay but can't sleep, and Loring Park, whic...
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End in sight for Hennepin County mortgage fraud cases
A five-year investigation of deals involving almost 500 homes in Hennepin County is coming to a c...
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White Earth tribe offers $400M for state share of Vikings stadium
White Earth Nation's new pledge, in exchange for a metro casino, got a cool reception at the Capi...
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Paddleboat cruises to stop using Mpls. lock in effort to keep Asian carp at bay
Company owner said he would not fight Mayor Rybak's decision to deny access: "We're stepping ...
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Group allegedly targeted, robbed small St. Paul pharmacies
Ray James Brown, charged with three holdups, told police an accomplice picked them out.
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I-94 work will foul traffic for Twins next weekend
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Motorcycle accident claims life in Hennepin County
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No butts about it: Target Field's last smoking locale snuffed out
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West news briefs: Baseball exhibit at Central Library
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Body found of man who jumped from 35W bridge 2 weeks ago
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Tevlin: DeLaSalle kids have a few words with archdiocese at marriage talk
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Evangelist sues for more access at Twin Cities Pride festival
Preacher says booth restrictions deny his First Amendment rights.
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Murder charges signal break in teen's killing on Mpls.' North Side
A grand jury has indicted a 17-year-old in the killing of Ray'Jon Gomez, who was shot as he rode ...
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Rybak picks top aide to lead city planning
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Rybak taps top aide to run development agency
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak said Tuesday he will nominate his chief of staff to lead the city's ...
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Grand jury indicts Minneapolis teen on 1st-degree murder charges in boy's shooting death
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Minneapolis will pay $75,000 to firm investigating bridge failure
The agreement between the city and Hennepin County splits the cost of the $150,000 contract for W...
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Ex-Mpls. firefighter pleads guilty to charge of selling cocaine
He awaits sentencing. In addition, another firefighter was charged in a meth case.
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New stadium plan hits turbulence, but passes first House panel
House panel OK'd proposal despite criticism of funding backstops.
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Hennepin County takes down U.N. flag
< New law throws Minneapolis police oversight in turmoil >
Posted at 04/07 02:22 by test
Gov. Dayton signed a police-backed bill, opposed by the city of Minneapolis, that removes the ability of the city's review panel to issue findings of fact.
