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St. Paul still offers a taste of Dillinger's day
John Dillinger: Bank robber and murderer. Robbed banks in Indiana and Ohio. Escaped from prison in March 1934, and began robbing banks in Minnesota and Wisconsin with George "Baby Face" Nelson.
Home Births On The Rise, But Are They Safe?
Jun 29, 2009 11:14 pm US/Central Reporting Liz Collin 1 of 1 When Angela Hunstiger got pregnant with her second child, a friend suggested skipping the hospital and having their baby at home.
US Consumer Product Safety Commission
Tabletop Rope Cutters Recalled by MarineTech Products Due to Fire and Burn Hazards
The following product safety recall was voluntarily conducted by the firm in cooperation with the CPSC.
White Bear Lake mayor's business files for bankruptcy protection over unpaid taxes
The auto repair business owned by White Bear Lake's mayor entered bankruptcy last week in an apparent effort to stave off creditors - namely, the Internal Revenue Service.
Unallotment means more weeds, less plowing in White Bear Lake
Gov. Tim Pawlenty's cuts to local government that are part of his unallotment strategy to balance the state budget could mean snow-clogged streets here in front of MinnPost.com's White Bear Lake "bureau." Maybe that's an exaggeration of the situation that will face city residents like me.
UCC Serve, be safe, have fun: Youth give back to Grand Rapids
It's early on Friday morning, but the youth from two UCC congregations are ready for another day of hands-on volunteering in Grand Rapids.
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Daughter accused of defrauding mom, forcing her out of White Bear Lake home
The 80-year-old widow trusted her daughter, a real estate agent, to take care of her money and the family home.
Two women accused of promoting prostitution, providing erotic massages out of St. Paul storefront
Two women have been charged with promoting prostitution after allegedly providing erotic massages out of a St.
One-third of Americans never apply sunscreen, according to Consumer Reports, but it's cheap protection against skin cancer.
Golden Valley man killed in Itasca County crash
A Golden Valley man was killed Monday afternoon in northern Minnesota in a one-car crash that authorities say happened because the driver fell asleep.
Papatola: Drama that can compete with a summer sunset
Summers are so fleeting in Minnesota it can be mighty difficult to persuade audiences to venture indoors for even the most fascinating evening of classical theater.
Finding Minnesota: Picking Your Own Strawberries
Jun 14, 2009 10:55 pm US/Central Reporting Angela Davis WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn. Beginning this week, it is officially strawberry picking season in Minnesota.
Small Bites: White Bear Lake gets a boost from Acqua and Margaux
The tables on the patio at Acqua in White Bear Lake are first-come, first-served. Acqua in White Bear Lake is barely a week old, yet it's already packed with hungry locals happy that such a nice new restaurant opened in their own back yard - and that there's a comfortable patio overlooking the lake.
The 10 owners of Alamco Wood Products Inc. have sold the wood-lamination company to New Brighton-based Bell Lumber & Pole.
Man rescued from Vadnais Heights swamp
A man is recovering after he found himself trapped up to his neck in a swamp near the border of White Bear Township and Vadnais Heights.
Motorcyclist killed in crash with deer, car ID'd
The Minnesota State Patrol identified the motorcyclist killed on Interstate 694 in White Bear Lake on Thursday night after he hit a deer, landed in the roadway and was run over by a car.
Biker killed after hitting deer
A motorcyclist was killed Thursday night when he struck a deer that was crossing Interstate 694 in White Bear Lake.
Quadriplegic gets nearly 6 years for child porn
Friday's five most fascinating stories printed on wood pulp: 61-year-old quadriplegic gets nearly 6 years for child porn James Carl Zadow was sentenced to 68 months in a federal prison after he was found guilty of possessing images and videos of young girls.
Flu reported at White Bear Lake schools
State guidelines aimed at preventing flu outbreaks at Minnesota summer camps can be found www.health.state.mn.us Click the "H1N1" link at the top of the Health Department's main page, and then the "camps" link on the H1N1 page.
Nov. 19, 1992: $200,000 bail set in stabbing at mall
A 50-year-old Minnesota man is behind bars this morning, being held on $200,000 cash bond after allegedly attempting to stab his estranged wife on Tuesday.
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