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Minneapolis planning board's conflicts prompt ethics review
More members have a financial interest in projects before the panel.
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William Jacobs: The Minneapolis pedophile no one stopped
Newly-released investigative records reveal years of missed opportunities to stop a serial child ...
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Gophers fans: Sip, sip, hooray
University police reported fewer incidents than normal at TCF Bank Stadium on Saturday despite br...
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Envy owners mired in legal mess
They face lawsuit, tax-fraud allegations following club's closing.
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Streetcars are topic at 3 open houses in Mpls.
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Robbinsdale man, 20, indicted in March killing of cabdriver
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Police officer suspended earlier for kicking man
A St. Paul officer in a videotaped arrest last month was disciplined for a similar incident in 2010.
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Road work ahead on Portland and Park
Expect delays as the streets get shaved, repaved and restriped to improve cyclist safety.
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Get ready for delays on Portland/Park
Grinding and repaving starts Monday on com muter arteries
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IT’S SKOL SEASON: YOUR 2012 VIKINGS GAME-DAY GUIDE
IT’S SKOL SEASON: YOUR 2012 VIKINGS GAME DAY GUIDERobyn SchindeldeckerWith another Vikings season...
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Fugitive surrenders in Minneapolis
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Murder suspect from Missouri believed to be in Minneapolis
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Stadium architects strut their stuff for Vikings fans
Five firms competing to design a new home for Vikings showed off their work at Dome.
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Bidders for designing Vikings stadium to show off work at Dome
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Dinkytown or Stinkytown? Trash mounds anger residents
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New Uptown ready for its closeup
The venerable movie theater known for its lack of comforts is getting ready to reopen Sept. 14 --...
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Strike Force victims win more money
Federal judge's awards close the book on the $3M settlement.
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School buses in Maplewood, Minneapolis get a first-day jolt
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Mpls. schools urged to stay in area integration effort
A review by district staff recommended changes to make FAIR school student body more like Minneap...
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Lunchroom menus push healthy foods
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Coldwater Spring debuts with a new look
A major landscape restoration project drastically changed the historic spring area, which reopens...
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Riders can track buses with U system's new technology
New technology on the fleet will allow riders to use computers and mobile devices to learn when b...
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Mpls. City Council blocks waiver for France Av. apartments
The 60-unit residential project in Linden Hills had won preliminary exemption from neighborhood m...
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Steel talks yield one contract
Steelworkers union reached a tentative deal with U.S. Steel; talks remained unfinished with two o...
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Life after prison: Lobbyist is back at it
Nothing bars disbarred lawyer Garcia from representing clients.
< Honoring the humble, unheralded at south Mpls. potter's field >
Posted at 09/11 15:14 by test
Hundreds of people whose bodies were used in early 20th-century medical research were remembered at a potter's field in Minneapolis.
