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Appetites | Climate Cast

With session over, did rural Minnesota's GOP bet pay off?

With session over, did rural Minnesota's GOP bet pay off?

From transportation to housing, Minnesota House candidates from both parties made big promises to voters outside the metro area during the 2014 campaign. Many went unfulfilled.
by Catharine Richert

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Profile: Archbishop Bernard Hebda, temporary caretaker of the Twin Cities archdiocese

Profile: Archbishop Bernard Hebda, temporary caretaker of the Twin Cities archdiocese

Hebda will take on all responsibilities of leading the archdiocese following Nienstedt's resignation. He will fill the role until Pope Francis appoints a new, permanent archbishop.
by Tom Scheck and Jon Collins

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McNally Smith music school teaches students how to create their own gigs

McNally Smith music school teaches students how to create their own gigs

McNally Smith College of Music will begin turning its students into music entrepreneurs, so students can create their own gigs instead of waiting around for music jobs to open up.
by Alex Friedrich

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Art Hounds: A big red ball and classical Indian dance

Art Hounds: A big red ball and classical Indian dance

This week Art Hounds discuss a classical Indian dance ballet, an international competition for young pianists, and a very large red ball.
by Marianne Combs

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'Gender' concert aims to upend stereotypes

'Gender' concert aims to upend stereotypes

One Voice Mixed Chorus found inspiration in the shifting boundaries of gender identity.
by Marianne Combs

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Appetites: Best new burgers and brews

Appetites: Best new burgers and brews

Many of us know the local classics by heart. But in recent years, the chef-driven restaurant and craft brewing booms have brought a lot of innovation to both areas.

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Autism program changes worry some Minneapolis parents

Autism program changes worry some Minneapolis parents

Minneapolis public schools this fall plan to spread autism teachers and special education aides throughout the district, rather than concentrating programs at certain schools. That has some parents concerned.
by Tim Post

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