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Morning Announcements | Weather chats with Mark Seeley | Parting Thoughts

If you're looking for certain-to-stick signs of spring in Minnesota this week, you may have to wait a little longer. Don't look so surprised, either. "March is being March in Minnesota," says University of Minnesota professor emeritus Mark Seeley.
The Major League Baseball season begins next week and the Minnesota Twins are close to figuring out who will go north with the team.
Wanted: Infant day care in rural Minnesota
Working parents in rural Minnesota are struggling to find day care. The younger the child, the harder it is.
Youth-driven anti-gun violence efforts on display in Saturday march
Young people who have become the driving force in efforts to address gun violence are finalizing plans for a Minnesota March For Our Lives that could draw thousands to the state Capitol on Saturday.
New peer hotline seeks to help firefighters facing mental health crises
The Minnesota Firefighter Initiative recently launched a peer support help line for firefighters who are thinking about suicide. Any Minnesota Firefighter can call if they're thinking about or planning to take their own life. Just three months in, they are already surprised by the number of calls they've gotten.
Brian Carroll will be performing Thursday night at the Cabooze in Minneapolis.