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Slideshow: New citizens welcomed

Slideshow: New citizens welcomed

More than 220 people from 50 nations became new U.S. citizens Thursday at a naturalization ceremony at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul.
by Jeffrey Thompson

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City high school teams disappearing from state hockey tournaments

City high school teams disappearing from state hockey tournaments

City teams used to be giants in boys hockey, but they've been declining for more than 20 years and there's little hope for a return to that heyday any time soon.
by Tom Weber

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Bill moving up Minn. primary passes House

The Minnesota House has approved a bill moving the primary election from September to August.
by Tom Scheck

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Kline advocates insurance pools for small businesses

Kline advocates insurance pools for small businesses

U.S. Rep. John Kline, R-Minn., told President Obama Thursday that allowing small businesses to pool together to buy insurance is a better idea than a health insurance exchange that the president supports.
by Elizabeth Stawicki

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St. Paul residents invited to weigh in on next police chief

St. Paul residents are invited to offer their thoughts Thursday night on what they'd like to see in their next police chief.
by Laura Yuen

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GAMC veto override attempt expected in Senate today

The Minnesota Senate Thursday is expected to try to override Gov. Pawlenty's veto of a bill that extended health care coverage for the poor.
by Tom Scheck

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U of M president to explain plan for budget cuts

The president of the University of Minnesota is at the Legislature to explain how the university will manage $36 million in proposed cuts in state funding.

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