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Walker show brings out old friends, new acquaintances

Walker show brings out old friends, new acquaintances

"Five Ways In" puts the focus on the museum's permanent collection.
by Euan Kerr

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Art Hounds: 'Queer Craft' in Morris

Art Hounds: 'Queer Craft' in Morris

Plus, Art Hounds recommend a jazz show in Carlton and the latest edition of Mizna Journal.
by Marianne Combs

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Free college? Some Minnesotans say it's time, others say cost may be too high

Free college? Some Minnesotans say it's time, others say cost may be too high

Minnesota legislators and student leaders believe the time is right to consider letting the state pay for two years at state colleges for middle- and lower-income students.
by Peter Cox

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Northern lake ice loss threatens water, economies, culture

Northern lake ice loss threatens water, economies, culture

Nearly 15,000 lakes in the Northern Hemisphere already have only intermittent winter ice cover, a new study notes, and further loss of ice threatens freshwater availability, economies and culture in the world's north, including Minnesota and Wisconsin.
by Paul Huttner and Cody Nelson

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BCA: Remains are of U of M student missing since 1970

BCA: Remains are of U of M student missing since 1970

Human remains found in an abandoned rural Minnesota home are those of 18-year-old Gloria Rieken who disappeared in Minneapolis in November 1970, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Wednesday.
by Tim Nelson

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Snow brings loads of work for clearing crews

Snow brings loads of work for clearing crews

For Minnesota's public works departments and private snow removal companies, this winter's record-breaking precipitation has meant brisk business, long hours and trying to figure out what to do with those piles of snow.
by Kirsti Marohn

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By the numb-ers: This winter in Minnesota

By the numb-ers: This winter in Minnesota

The recent snowfall in Minnesota has set some records and produced some impressive looking statistics, here's a look at the impact.
by Tim Nelson

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Walz's Commerce Dept. to renew Line 3 appeal

Walz's Commerce Dept. to renew Line 3 appeal

Last summer, state utility regulators approved the controversial $2.6 billion pipeline replacement project. Former Gov. Mark Dayton's administration appealed that decision. Walz announced Tuesday his administration will file its own challenge.
by Dan Kraker

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