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All Things Considered with Clay Masters is your comprehensive source for afternoon news and information. Listen from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. every weekday.

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'City sidewalks, busy sidewalks,' as sung in a skyway
Larry Havluck has brought his distinctive voice to the Minneapolis soundtrack for more than 30 years.
Hallberg's Picture of Health: Topics that ruled social media
The Ice Bucket Challenge, Ebola and the death of Robin Williams were all trending topics on Facebook and Google this year.
As Chinese, Korean enrollment leaps, U works to meet needs
More than 2,600 foreign undergraduates attended the Twin Cities campus last year, a jump of more than 400 percent over the past decade and far beyond the 50 percent growth seen nationally.
Lower prices will give propane users an easier winter
Propane prices have dropped but the root of the issue still has to be addressed: finding a replacement for the pipeline that connects the Midwest to propane suppliers in western Canada.
A Beautiful World: Millionaire Forrest Fenn leaves clues to hidden treasure
Adventurer, explorer and millionaire Forrest Fenn is 83. He says he's hidden a large golden chest with treasures, artifacts and antiquities that represent a lifetime of adventuring somewhere in the Rockies. Fenn's poem, "Where the Treasure Lies," holds the clues to finding it.
Flu in Minnesota: Children's Hospitals seeing record number of ER visits
Many Minnesota hospitals are getting slammed with sick people suffering from influenza and other viruses, and a second child under the age of 18 has died from influenza.
Veterans find job prospects heating up with new law
Those who want to become Minneapolis firefighters face an extremely competitive process. But being a veteran gives candidates an advantage, thanks to a new state law.
Suspended Community Action CEO denies wrongdoing, plans comeback
"I believe that I will be vindicated," said Bill Davis, the suspended CEO of Community Action of Minneapolis. It's the first time Davis has spoken publicly since the state of Minnesota shuttered his nonprofit in September.