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The Minnesota Shows - by Jim Swift
8+ hour, 39+ min ago (331+ words) SCOTTISH CRIME NOVELIST VAL McDERMID has written more than thirty novels that together have sold more than nineteen million copies. Yet she clearly takes special pride from the speech she gave in a Masonic hall in the village of Bowhill,…...
How to Use Crafting as a Tool for Emotional Expression in Foster Children | CDN
10+ hour, 38+ min ago (567+ words) by Hanna Heller at CDN - Have you ever noticed how busy hands seem to quiet a busy mind? It is a strange phenomenon, really. You might sit down with a lump of grey clay or a pile of mismatched beads,…...
Midstate municipalities issue snow emergencies for Sunday
11+ hour, 7+ min ago (232+ words) (WHTM)" Midstate municipalities are issuing snow emergencies ahead of potential snow on Sunday. According to abc27 Meteorologist Eric Finkenbinder and Christy Shields, Sunday is expected to be cloudy with snow. Most parts of the Midstate are expected to get 1 to 3 inches…...
Ordinance banning law enforcement from wearing masks signed by St. Paul mayor
13+ hour, 46+ min ago (391+ words) St. Paul leaders have begun passing a series of new ordinances that provide clarification and restrictions on what rights law enforcement officers have in the wake of Operation Metro Surge. The latest, signed by Mayor Kaohly Her, bars officials from…...
Youth project apple trees snapped by vandals
14+ hour, 2+ min ago (281+ words) Two fruit trees planted as part of a youth project have been snapped by vandals. The trees, which had been growing for a year, were damaged sometime last weekend on a patch of land on the National Trust's Whitehaven Coast....
Karmel Mall vendors call for justice, relief in wake of Operation Metro Surge
16+ hour, 12+ min ago (59+ words) The group Neighbors United, created by members of the Somali community at Karmel Mall in Minneapolis, called for state help to offset their business struggles. It's also demanding for justice for Renee Good, Alex Pretti and other victims impacted by…...
St. Paul: On Rice Street, Born’s Bar says goodbye — for now
17+ hour, 2+ min ago (290+ words) Over the years I've met them all," wrote Michael Born, 56. Such a wonderful experience. I'm so fortunate to have that and I love each and every one of you." Jerry Born, who opened the bar with his twin brother Jimmy…...
Police Auditor: EPD reasonably declared riot, did not use force or break state sanctuary laws
18+ hour ago (372+ words) Eugene's Independent Police Auditor said the city's police acted reasonably when they declared a Jan. 30 protest at the Eugene federal building a riot, and police did not break state laws during the incident. "We looked at what Eugene Police did. Did…...
A Nampa resident for 30 years, Debbie Skaug now looks forward to serving on city council
18+ hour, 41+ min ago (1278+ words) Nampa council member Debbie Skaug during an interview at City Hall, Thursday, Feb. 12. NAMPA " Picture where you live. Picture what you love about it and what you would change. After living in Nampa for more than 30 years, Nampa City Council…...
Afton man charged after St. Thomas lockdown
22+ hour, 38+ min ago (186+ words) ST PAUL, Minn. " A 46-year-old Afton man is accused of making violent threats toward a University of St. Thomas employee, prompting school officials to issue a lockdown at its St. Paul and Minneapolis campuses." Prosecutors say he then called the…...