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Morning Announcements for May 22
These are the Morning Announcements for Friday, May 22. Tell us what you’re celebrating!
Kelly Yang's 'The Take' is an anti-aging thriller
When a Hollywood producer embarks on a medical experiment and a movie script with an ambitious young writer, her beliefs about ambition and aging are tested.
‘Right leader at the right time’: Burnsville Police's Tanya Schwartz honored ahead of retirement
Burnsville city officials, police officers, firefighters, family members and residents packed City Hall this week to celebrate police chief Tanya Schwartz’s 31-year career and honor her leadership.
Teens today sleep less than prior generations, new study says
Rachel Widome, a professor in the University of Minnesota School of Public Health and lead author of the study, joined Morning Edition to talk about her findings and the effects of too little shut-eye on teens.
City of Minneapolis moves ahead with development at George Floyd Square
A team of city staff recommended Minnesota Agape Movement as a developer for the Peoples’ Way, a defunct gas station at George Floyd Square. That’s been met with some backlash, as the city approaches six years since Floyd was murdered.
10 years after killing of north Minneapolis grandmother Birdell Beeks, her daughter carries on her legacy
Birdell Beeks was killed while sitting in her car, caught in the crossfire of a shooting on May 26, 2016. Her daughter is honoring her mother’s legacy by successfully asking the city to place her mother’s name on the street sign over the very intersection in north Minneapolis where her life was taken.
'That’s a Rap!': Duluth music education program strives to help youth find their voice
The program comes out of the Music Resource Center and the Kako Foundation. The instructor, Terrell Grier, and Rudy Perrault, president of the Kako Foundation, joined Minnesota Now to share more about it.