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Environmental, conservation groups apply pressure on nitrate contamination in southeast Minnesota

Environmental, conservation groups apply pressure on nitrate contamination in southeast Minnesota

Environmental groups and concerned well owners in southeast Minnesota hope a lawsuit against the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and the Department of Agriculture will open up the rulemaking process for manure and commercial fertilizer.
by Clay Masters

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Riot guns and revolution: How a bloody 1934 workers strike in Minneapolis catalyzed the nation

Riot guns and revolution: How a bloody 1934 workers strike in Minneapolis catalyzed the nation

A landmark 1934 Minneapolis strike made the city a union town and influenced national labor law. It was an outcome that seemed all but impossible in the first part of the decade.
by Gretchen Brown

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Flagbearer: Minnesota Iranian artist wins national visual arts prize

Flagbearer: Minnesota Iranian artist wins national visual arts prize

Minnesota-based Iranian artist Ziba Rajabi has won the inaugural $20,000 DAG Prize for Visual Arts to create “Kotál,” a large-scale fabric installation rooted in Persian mourning rituals that honors women who died pursuing freedom and continues her exploration of grief, memory and cultural displacement.
by Alex V. Cipolle

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Uncertainty continues for Fever and Caitlin Clark as her healthy teammates carry their playoff hopes

Uncertainty continues for Fever and Caitlin Clark as her healthy teammates carry their playoff hopes

The Indiana Fever thought Caitlin Clark’s return might solve their wild first-half ride. They were getting healthy, beating good teams and starting to meet expectations. Then the two-time All-Star got hurt again in the final minute of last Tuesday’s game at Connecticut.
by The Associated Press

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The sound of silents: musician Katie Condon accompanies silent films with live music

The sound of silents: musician Katie Condon accompanies silent films with live music

Katie Condon, an accomplished Twin Cities musician and educator who is also Education Project Manager at Classical MPR, composes and performs the accompaniment for silent films in screenings around the metro area. It’s been the ideal means to meld her love of both art forms.

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Ohtani’s big homer and Smith’s 2 blasts help Dodgers end home woes with 5-2 win over Twins

Ohtani’s big homer and Smith’s 2 blasts help Dodgers end home woes with 5-2 win over Twins

Shohei Ohtani hit a two-run homer in the first inning after giving up a leadoff homer to Byron Buxton. This helped the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Minnesota Twins 5-2 on Monday night.
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