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His mission: make new citizens voters
Photo: #Voter registration card Photo: #Taking the oath of citizenship Ron Mazurowski collects voter registration cards from newly-sworn in U.S. citizens View full slideshow His mission: make new citizens ...
Ramsey County commissioners' raise draws opposition
Ramsey County residents may not show up for public hearings when they're ticked off.
Land O'Lakes Schedules 2nd Quarter Earnings Call for July 29, 2008
ARDEN HILLS, Minn. , /PRNewswire/ -- Land O'Lakes, Inc. today scheduled its second quarter earnings call for investors.
The charming and outgoing Army Sgt
Undated courtesy photo of Army Sgt. Benjamin Miller, 24, who died June 18 in Roseville.
Closed Arden Hills army plant sees boaters again
Debbie Hartmann doesn't consider herself a suburban pioneer. But she was among the first batch of canoeists and kayakers to paddle through the northern suburbs bordered by Rice Creek, which hasn't been fully ...
Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis at the Hilton Hotel hospitality desk, 1001 Marquette Av., Mpls.
This is a timeline of recent religious disputes involving Somalis in Minnesota and their employers: November 2005: Canadian electronics manufacturer Celestica fires or suspends 16 workers at its Arden Hills ...
A test that may better target those who will need ICDs
An Eden Prairie-based start-up has developed a test that it says can more accurately predict whether a patient might die of a sudden heart attack and thus needs an implantable cardioverter defibrillator .
Boston Sci names new cardiac boss
For Fred Colen, the news coming out of Boston Scientific Corp. Tuesday was a bit emotional.
Boston Scientific's Arden Hills division gets new leader
Jim Tobin will be spending a little less time in Arden Hills. Tobin, the chief executive officer of Natick, Mass.-based Boston Scientific, is turning his attention back to the company as a whole, the medical ...
Ramsey deputy and family sue driver, bar over fatal New Year crash
The family of Margaret Lopez, who was killed by a wrong-way driver early New Year's Day while accompanying her husband on his shift as a sheriff's deputy, have sued the woman who caused the crash and the bar ...
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Ramsey County / Widowed deputy sues driver, bar
Elizabeth Renee Rhodes, the woman charged with crashing her car into a Ramsey County sheriff's vehicle and killing the deputy's wife, has been sued by the dead woman's family.
Muslims Claim Discrimination In Company Dress Code
A group of Muslim workers claim they were fired by a New Brighton tortilla factory for refusing to wear uniforms rather than their traditional loose-fitting skirts and scarves, according to a civil liberties ...
Catching up with Zavier Stewart
I first saw Zavier Steward play when I was doing a story on the passing leagues at Northwestern College in Arden Hills Minnesota two seasons ago.
Catching up with Zavier Stewart
I first saw Zavier Steward play when I was doing a story on the passing leagues at Northwestern College in Arden Hills Minnesota two seasons ago. via Rivals.com
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Ramsey County plans to move hundreds of workers from ex-West...
One of St. Paul's largest employers - Ramsey County - is aiming to kick out most of its employees. via The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Ramsey County aims to limit outdoor smoking
“Nobody's going to be out there with a tape measure.”
In an effort to rid its playgrounds and beaches of cigarette butts and secondhand smoke, Ramsey County is considering making many of its recreation areas tobacco-free zones. via Star Tribune
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Medtronic to slash 350 jobs in Minnesota
“I think medical technology is still an area where Minnesota has a strong advantage.”
The titans of Minnesota's medical device industry - a sector that's long been the pride of the Twin Cities economy - are suffering the same ups and downs as many other companies in a region struggling with ... via The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
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Local midsize banks are poised for growth
“You probably need to have more assets to cover that basic cost structure than you did in the past”
Owning part of a bank used to be as trendy as a timeshare. Doctors, lawyers and real estate developers all wanted a piece. via The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Oil consumption at the tipping point in U.S.?
“We're seeing a price high enough so that consumers are responding with practical alternatives such as more conservation, more mass transit”
Oil consumption in the United States dropped nearly 2 percent in the first quarter of 2008. via StarTribune