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U exhibit celebrates 41 years of Graywolf Press

U exhibit celebrates 41 years of Graywolf Press

The archives of the Minnesota-based publishing house document how the book business has changed, and how it hasn't.
by Euan Kerr

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Appetites: Why you should bring back the boiled dinner

Appetites: Why you should bring back the boiled dinner

There's a world of tradition in the simmered supper: French pot-au-feu, Italian bollito misto, Portueguese Cozido.
by MPR News Staff

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Bemidji shop resurrects WWII planes, flaws and all

Bemidji shop resurrects WWII planes, flaws and all

'We're rebuilding these planes for their story. If we aren't exact, we're writing fiction.'
by John Enger

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Claeys named Gophers head football coach

Claeys named Gophers head football coach

Tracy Claeys, who was named interim head coach following Jerry Kill's resignation last month, signed a three-year contract.
by Tim Nelson and Jon Collins

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Appleton sees jobs, state sees problems reopening private prison

Appleton sees jobs, state sees problems reopening private prison

Appleton hopes to convince the state to lease space in the closed prison, arguing it would bring jobs and help reduce prison overcrowding. State officials, however, don't like the idea of for-profit prisons.
by Mark Steil

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Charges dismissed against Black Lives Matter leaders for mall protest

Charges dismissed against Black Lives Matter leaders for mall protest

A Hennepin County judge on Tuesday dismissed all remaining charges against 11 organizers of a Black Lives Matter protest at Mall of America last December. Charges against other protesters remain in place.
by Peter Cox

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Hallberg's Picture of Health: The essentials of antibiotic resistance

With Get Smart About Antibiotics Week just around the corner, it's time for a refresher on antibiotic use and overuse.

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It's official: Lafayette bridge construction is (finally) over

It's official: Lafayette bridge construction is (finally) over

The bridge is a major river crossing over the Mississippi, and was listed as one of the state's worst bridges in the wake of the Interstate 35W bridge collapse in 2007.
by Tim Nelson

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Top Treasury aide during financial crisis tapped to run Minneapolis Fed

Top Treasury aide during financial crisis tapped to run Minneapolis Fed

Neel Kashkari was one of the most public faces of the federal government's response to the 2008 financial crisis. He was named Tuesday as the next president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
by Tom Weber

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John Kinder's "Paying with their Bodies"

In his new book "Paying with their Bodies," John Kinder makes the argument that while the conditions have changed for disabled veterans, the discourse and attitudes surrounding them have not.
by Tom Crann

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