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Bill would aid Minnesota schools struggling with snow days

Bill would aid Minnesota schools struggling with snow days

Key lawmakers are fast-tracking a bill to give district boards clearance to shorten their academic calendars this school year amid an extraordinary winter of class cancellations.
by Brian Bakst

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Gun law hearing expected to draw big crowd

Gun law hearing expected to draw big crowd

Hundreds of people passionate about guns -- either owning them or restricting them -- are expected to be at the state Capitol Wednesday as a Minnesota House committee debates a pair of gun measures.
by Brian Bakst

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Slow down! Minnesota DNR officers combat speeding snowmobiles

Slow down! Minnesota DNR officers combat speeding snowmobiles

This month's record snowfall has meant epic conditions for snowmobilers. But it's also meant a lot of snowmobiling accidents. Four people have died in snowmobile crashes in Minnesota this winter.
by Dan Kraker

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Snow drives road, parking pain across Minnesota

Snow drives road, parking pain across Minnesota

All across Minnesota, record February snow has no place to go. It's a particular hassle in Minneapolis and Rochester, where snow, plows and cars are struggling to coexist.
by Tim Nelson

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Seven 'simple' steps to reduce the risk of heart disease

Seven 'simple' steps to reduce the risk of heart disease

The American Heart Association has a new campaign to reduce the risk of heath disease, but Dr. Jon Hallberg says the steps aren't so simple for everyone, especially low-income Americans.
by Tom Crann, Dr. Jon Hallberg and Megan Burks

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Snow days turn into 'digital days' at some Minnesota schools

Snow days turn into 'digital days' at some Minnesota schools

Better technology and a change in state law have made it easier than ever to keep students learning when bad weather closes schools. The model, though, doesn't work for everyone.
by Elizabeth Shockman

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Architecture critic's latest is as much a love letter as it is a cautionary tale

Architecture critic's latest is as much a love letter as it is a cautionary tale

Architectural critic and historian Larry Millett begins his new book on the Metropolitan Building at the end, with the words a janitor spoke to a Tribune reporter a day before the landmark fell in 1962.
by Tom Crann and Megan Burks

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Twin Cities archbishop says Vatican summit can learn from Minnesota

Twin Cities archbishop says Vatican summit can learn from Minnesota

Hebda says the archdiocese's "crisis" has led to restorative practices involving lay people that regional and national church organizations should consider.
by Tim Nelson

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No charges against officer who shot man in mental health crisis

The Washington County Attorney has declined to file charges against an officer who shot a man having a mental health crisis last November in Stillwater.
by Alisa Roth

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