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Grass-roots group aims to support veterans, families
Lakeville police Sgt. Andy Bohlen is a proud veteran of the Gulf War, and feels a kinship with those who served their country before and after him.
Conclave Convenes in Twin Cities
The Conclave , an "upper Midwest" broadcast professionals organization, will be holding its 34th annual Conclave Learning Conference, July 16a '18 at the Sheraton South Hotel in Bloomington, Minn.
College prep: Discipline and goals
Jimmie Gunn is one of the College Access Program's academic support advisers. He's also a bit of a drill sergeant when it comes to the 6:30 a.m. daily run.
Jenna Beth Larson & Eric John Fink
John and Diane Larson, St. Cloud, announce the engagement of their daughter Jenna Beth Larson, to Eric John Fink, son of John and Sandy Fink, Cold Spring.
take KARE of your MONEY: The Cost of Private College
A tent city sprouted like early summer mushrooms around Carleton College in late June.
Douglas and Norma Hough of Anoka are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Amanda Sue Hough to Dustin Pearson Weis, son of David and Mary Weis of St.
Lifeguard saves 7-year-old from drowning
Saturday afternoon at 2:35p.m. a seven year old boy was observed struggling in the pool at the Bloomington Aquatic Center.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Retail report: It's a tenant's market
Not many tenants are lining up to fill all those big boxes left behind when Circuit City, Linens 'n Things, Cost Plus World Market and others folded up operations - leaving Twin Cities commercial landlords with a glut of empty space.
Cap-and-Tax Hits the Floor This Friday
It appears the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade energy tax will be on the House floor for a vote this Friday.
Drunk driver who killed Burnsville woman gets eight-year sentence
A drunken driver received double the normal sentence Monday for killing a woman by running over her twice in a Bloomington store parking lot.
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
MN health providers ready for stimulus
Adam Berry, chief operating officer at Apple Valley Medical Center, said federal stimulus funding is exactly what's needed to digitize the center's paper files.
Drunk driver sentenced today for running over woman twice, killing her
Monday's five most fascinating stories printed on wood pulp: Drunk driver to be sentenced today for running over woman twice, killing her A Bloomington man will be sentenced today to eight years in prison after he ran over a 66-year-old woman twice in a Sam's Club parking lot, killing her.
Drunken driver who killed woman faces prison
A man who twice ran over and killed a 66-year-old woman in front of a Bloomington Sam's Club while he was extremely drunk will be in court today for sentencing.
Retiree thankful for job he loved
Burnsville Fire Department captain Lee LaTourelle does not hesitate to call Bruce Dunham his best friend.
Dustin Pedroia's Napoleon Complex Intensifies
After the third game of the Twins/Sox series , Dustin Pedroia was seen, along with his mother shopping, in the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Good Question: What Happens To Old TVs?
Jun 11, 2009 10:57 pm US/Central Reporting Jason DeRusha Even though you don't need to buy a new TV to get digital over-the-air television, many Americans have been doing just that.
Entire sections of 35W, I94 to close
Anyone traveling Twin Cities roads this weekend will need to plan ahead to avoid several significant road closures.
Bloomington company accused of using customer's funds
The Minnesota Department of Commerce suspended the collection agency license of International Collection Services of Bloomington.
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