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Making schools safer: Harsh consequences, or second chances?

Making schools safer: Harsh consequences, or second chances?

The tragedy in Parkland, Fla., this year kicked off a national debate over how to reduce school violence: through tighter security and tougher discipline ... or more help for troubled students?
by Anya Kamenetz and Jessica Bakeman

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'Minnesota Remembers Vietnam' hopes to document experiences of veterans, civilians

'Minnesota Remembers Vietnam' hopes to document experiences of veterans, civilians

As part of the initiative, TPT has organized a collection of exhibits and installments remembering the people who lived through the conflict. The collection will be on display at the Minnesota State Capitol Grounds this weekend.
by Kathryn Hockman

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News-loving kids share their drawings of #mprraccoon

News-loving kids share their drawings of #mprraccoon

The raccoon that scaled a St. Paul skyscraper last week inspired a series of kooky and creative works across the country. Among those creations is a series of drawings by the readers of a daily news publication for kids.
by Sara Porter

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Changing rural narratives: A Ground Level conversation in Grand Rapids

Changing rural narratives: A Ground Level conversation in Grand Rapids

The great outdoors, as we heard at a community conversation at the Blandin Foundation, is a key reason why people choose to live in Grand Rapids. The discussion revolved around why people choose Grand Rapids, what they worry about and celebrate in daily life, and what issues they believe leaders should focus on.
by Tom Weber

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St. John's alumnus sues university, wants donation back plus interest

St. John's alumnus sues university, wants donation back plus interest

St. John's University in Collegeville, Minn., is being sued by one of its own graduates who wants his donation back. Roger Lindmark, a 1974 grad, gave $300,000 to St. John's with settlement money he won from lawsuits against big corporations.
by Cathy Wurzer and Max Nesterak

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