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Books and reading shaped Phyllis Thornley's life
Books were Thornley's passion, and for much of her life, her livelihood.
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Rybak drops proposed 'health risk' business tax
Updated budget can pay for inspectors without the extra assessment, mayor's office said.
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City will drop "health risk impact fee" proposal
The mayor's office announced Monday that it will no longer pursue a fee increase on local busines...
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Suspect, car located in fatal hit-and-run
Police said publicity about the case helped lead to the suspect.
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Woman, teenage grandson found stabbed to death
The Liberian immigrant had been rearing three grandchildren. Police say the public is not in danger.
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Homeowners sue Roto-Rooter
The suit by 36 Twin Cities residents says the plumbing giant pushed customers toward expensive an...
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Aztec dance springs to life
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Man killed in hit-and-run was student at Augsburg
Minneapolis police are seeking public's help in finding driver and vehicle in incident early Satu...
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White kids in Minneapolis see test scores rise
The rise in test scores for white students in the public schools might be one reason why enrollme...
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Lowry Bridge celebrates a grand reopening
Hundreds attended the bridge's grand opening, cheering a restored connection between north and no...
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Minneapolis police chief nomination sent to hearings
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It's a grand opening for new Lowry Avenue bridge
"This one will stand a thousand years," former Hennepin County Commissioner Mark Stenglein said. ...
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4 people are shot and wounded while Minneapolis club is closing
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Man is hurt in downtown Minneapolis hit-run
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Body found in Lake Nokomis is of 25-year-old Minneapolis man
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Minnehaha Creek getting renewed in St. Louis Park
A suburban stretch will get natural curves again as its winding route is restored.
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Minneapolis says disclosure law 'does not cover' top appointees
Appointee doesn't fit definition of public official, Minneapolis says.
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Business owners like what they see in new Lowry Avenue bridge
The new $104 million Lowry Avenue Bridge over the Mississippi River opens Saturday, more than fou...
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Minneapolis janitor's trial exposes trail of Minnesota's terror pipeline
In an exclusive interview, an FBI agent sheds more light on the intricate plotting between figure...
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Frantic victim tried to flee parking lot ambush in Cottage Grove
A gunman fired repeatedly while chasing a woman in Cottage Grove. He killed her and then fatally ...
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Alleged Minneapolis Somali terror recruiter is back in jail
Judge revokes bond after yet another fighter heads to Somalia.
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Brooklyn Park man was north Mpls. slaying victim
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Twin Cities Halloween Party List! 2012
Halloween in the Twin Cities is always an amazing time. The clubs get sexy, the live music gets w...
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Rowdy Wis. bar patron charged with felony for spitting on Minneapolis cop
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Man's body discovered in Lake Nokomis
< Tevlin: Minneapolis is hiding behind disclosure law >
Posted at 10/30 00:56 by test
What happens when the city's head of regulatory services resigns after only nine months on the job, with a complaint pending against him, and bags a mysterious $70,000 payout? The city claims that person, Gregory Stubbs, is not a "public official."
