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Grumpy’s bar goes down swinging

Grumpy’s bar goes down swinging

In a Facebook post today, Grumpy's blamed food trucks, property taxes, old buildings and people from the suburbs..
by Bob Collins

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Firefighters deliver pizza after driver is hurt

Firefighters deliver pizza after driver is hurt

Members of the Henrietta Fire Department responded to an accident on Saturday in which a pizza delivery person was hurt and taken away from the scene by ambulance. But what about the pizza?
by Bob Collins

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Some drivers are slow learners

Some drivers are slow learners

Oh, let he who has not fit the entire contents of a small office into the back of a too-small pickup truck cast the first stone.
by Bob Collins

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America loves its incivility

It's pretty unusual to see an opinion coming from the hallowed halls of NPR, so it's a little surprising to see Scott Detrow, NPR's congressional correspondent, conveying an opinion on the brouhaha over Sarah Huckabee being asked to leave a restaurant in Virginia the other day, even if he's right.
by Bob Collins

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What’s on MPR News? 6/26/18

What’s on MPR News? 6/26/18

Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
by Bob Collins

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Survey from the Sputnik era may yield clues about Alzheimer’s

Survey from the Sputnik era may yield clues about Alzheimer’s

Around the time that Sputnik, the first Soviet satellite, sent the U.S. into a panic in 1960, the country began testing the aptitude of 440,000 students for the first time, with the results being sent to high school guidance counselors. The survey is still reaping dividends.
by Bob Collins

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‘In lieu of flowers, tune up your car, check the oil…’

‘In lieu of flowers, tune up your car, check the oil…’

Brandon Truhlicka, of Fargo, apparently took his own life last Thursday and his family wasn't afraid to talk about it, penning an obituary that appeared in area papers today.
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