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Buxton, Meyer among first cuts of Twins camp
The Twins kicked a whopping 16 players out of camp on Sunday on they focus more on player who could make the team.
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Bowling alleys throughout Minnesota are in the gutter
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Twin Cities fragrance companies labor over new scents
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Daylight saving time: the first sign of spring
The cue for daylight saving time is “spring ahead, fall back” — for those who, twice a year, draw a blank about which way to reset their clocks. Daylight saving time is full of contradictions that confound and fascinate.
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Price tag is growing on DNR's legal conflict with bear researcher
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Putin defends separatist drive in Crimea as legal
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