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Appetites: Finding the freshest picks at the farmers market

Appetites: Finding the freshest picks at the farmers market

Minnesota's farmers markets are booming. Not just with produce but new products made from locally grown goods. Here's a rundown of some of the best finds.
by Tom Crann

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Dead fish: Stinky and unsightly, but not cause for alarm

Dead fish: Stinky and unsightly, but not cause for alarm

The sight of bloated fish carcasses can be disturbing, especially in large numbers. But experts say it usually doesn't mean the lake is unsafe or its fish population is in jeopardy.
by Kirsti Marohn

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Let the traffic headaches near downtown Mpls. begin

Let the traffic headaches near downtown Mpls. begin

The nearly quarter-billion-dollar improvement and reconstruction of Interstate 35W south of downtown Minneapolis is entering a new and likely more disruptive stage.
by Martin Moylan

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Keep kids safe near water? Here's how

Keep kids safe near water? Here's how

Water safety experts are urging Twin Cities families to stay safe this summer following the recent drowning death of a child along with reports of several near-drownings of children.
by Emma Sapong

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Filing deadline drama: Ellison, Omar moves scramble Minnesota politics

Filing deadline drama: Ellison, Omar moves scramble Minnesota politics

Attorney General Lori Swanson's leap into the governor's race Monday set off a chain reaction Tuesday of state and local politicians rushing to seek new offices before today's 5 p.m. filing deadline. Here's the latest.
by Tim Pugmire, Briana Bierschbach and Brian Bakst

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Q&A: Law professor sheds light on Twin Cities archdiocese bankruptcy settlement

Q&A: Law professor sheds light on Twin Cities archdiocese bankruptcy settlement

Jonathan Lipson, a professor of law at Temple University in Philadelphia with expertise in diocesan bankruptcies, spoke with us about what to expect as the Twin Cities archdiocese settlement process moves forward.
by Tom Crann

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Juxtaposition Arts has designs on a bigger, bolder future

Juxtaposition Arts has designs on a bigger, bolder future

The north Minneapolis nonprofit is embarking on a major expansion of its offerings, which it hopes will allow its students to move from designing products to building them, too.
by Marianne Combs

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