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Target Field criticized for busing in out-of-state concessions workers

Target Field criticized for busing in out-of-state concessions workers

The Minnesota Twins are being criticized for busing workers in from out of state and putting them up in hotels to work concession jobs at a time when the state is seeing high unemployment rates among people of color.
by Riham Feshir

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St. Paul barber has scoop on what's happening at Capitol

St. Paul barber has scoop on what's happening at Capitol

Ken Kirkpatrick has cut hair at Capital Barbers in the basement of the State Office Building in St. Paul for 44 years. His days as a full-time hair cutter and listening post are numbered. He sold his shop and plans to semi-retire May 16.
by Associated Press

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Dayton warns Essar Steel to fix finances or risk losing leases

Dayton warns Essar Steel to fix finances or risk losing leases

Gov. Mark Dayton upped the pressure Thursday on the company involved in a long delayed steel project in northern Minnesota, saying it has until July 1 to get its financial house in order or risk losing state mineral leases.
by Brian Bakst

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