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Leaders emerge in Mpls. school primary
Bates, Mann advance in race for citywide seat; Wycoff, Reimnitz advance in race for district seat.
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Power failure closes Valleyfair
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Reward is set in Mpls. cat abuse case
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Travel beat: Transit security gets help from feds
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Big-buck bikes are a popular burglary target in Minneapolis
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$250,000 bail set in Nicollet Mall bomb threat
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Burned cat in Mpls. park puts Secret Service on alert
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Long sentences in $50M fraud
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A chain of hope and help for Somalia
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Region's parks push for level playing field
A vast imbalance in visits to city and suburban parks has Minneapolis racing to meet demand and s...
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South Minneapolis Cub Foods reopened after brief evacuation
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Tevlin: Bike helmet debate hits evocative fork in road
Some say mandating use amounts to bad public policy.
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A bumpy road for Lowry bridge
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Anti-foreclosure activists celebrate in Minneapolis
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Best Buy, Intel plan teen hub for Minneapolis Central Library
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Funds sought to repair World War I memorial damaged by crash
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Man slain in Minneapolis was Maplewood student
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Man trying to cross tracks is hit by train and killed
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State inquiry focuses on failed north Minneapolis charter school
A state official raised "red flags" in 2002 over finances for Harvest Prep and a closed r...
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New Minneapolis school board district a hot contest
Downtown-Isles primary candidates Josh Reimnitz and Patty Wycoff have very different takes on tea...
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No bomb, but threat shook up part of downtown
Minneapolis police say man who made lunchtime bomb threat at Nicollet Mall bank was "disgrunt...
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Senser's appeal alleges missteps by court
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Tensions flare at hearing for suspect in 5-year-old's killing
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Man, 24, found shot to death in North Side home
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Police investigate man's death in north Minneapolis
< A protester buys a new home for local activist groups burned out by Walker fire >
Posted at 08/15 03:56 by test
Dave Bicking, a regular at Twin Cities demonstrations, has purchased a building on Cedar Ave. that will house a half dozen of the area's activist groups.
