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Minneapolis paves way to give thousands of workers paid sick time

Minneapolis paves way to give thousands of workers paid sick time

The new regulation would give all classes of employees -- full-time, part-time and temporary -- an hour of paid sick time for every 30 they work.
by Tim Nelson

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UMD prof's novel lays bare America's solutions to 'Indian problem'

UMD prof's novel lays bare America's solutions to 'Indian problem'

Linda LeGarde Grover's debut novel, "The Road Back to Sweetgrass" follows the lives of three Ojibwe women from Minnesota as they contend with federal policies that do more harm than good. She'll read from it Thursday night in Minneapolis.
by Dan Kraker

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Art Hounds: A boxer, a sculptor and hope

Art Hounds: A boxer, a sculptor and hope

This week on Art Hounds: "Queens," sculpture inspired by dance and nature, and the power of hope.
by Marianne Combs

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Appetites: The case for goat meat

Appetites: The case for goat meat

Author and chef Beth Dooley says goat is the most popular meat throughout the world, and it's the most sustainable.
by MPR News Staff

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In battle to keep lead from water, St. Paul digs deep

In battle to keep lead from water, St. Paul digs deep

The city's ambitious plan to get rid of thousands of lead service lines isn't a perfect solution to removing lead from drinking water, but it's progress.
by Lorna Benson

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