Bemidji continues cleanup after stormy weekend with 100 mph winds
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Cleanup of damaged buildings, downed trees and mangled power lines continued Sunday in Bemidji. Storms hit the region with 100 mph winds over the weekend.
Minneapolis police on Monday will discuss the city’s ordinance that limits local participation in federal immigration actions.
A volunteer workgroup tasked with designating dozens of African American historical sites in Minneapolis has concluded a yearlong study. The 15-member African American Heritage Work Group identified buildings and other places that are significant to the Black community.
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Crews have begun work to replace the High Falls pedestrian bridge at Tettegouche State Park. That bridge crosses the Baptism River along the North Shore and was damaged during two recent floods. Work on a new span begins a week from Monday. It will be made from reinforced fiberglass polymer and is designed to better withstand future flooding events. Superior Hiking Trail through hikers are being rerouted.
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Thousands still without power, cleanup continues after severe storms in northern Minnesota
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