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Sunday May 20, 2012
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Child-care deaths
Overcrowded day cares 'a recipe for disaster'
When care providers take too many children, dangers multiply. Several sites of child-care deaths had been cited for capacity violations. Updated: 11:32 PM
top headlines
- Paul power takes over state GOP convention
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- Raw milk, and raw emotion, go to court
- Minnesota is taking the lead on e-gambling
- Motorcyclist hits child, then flees
- Afghan war shaped Obama doctrine
- Chinese activist who fled house arrest lands in US
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- Transgender Miss Universe Canada contestant loses
- Earthquake strikes in Italy near Bologna
- 'Headphones are the new wall'
- Obama gets G-8 to stress jobs, growth
- Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg weds on day after IPO
- Internal clashes had role in JPMorgan Chase debacle
- Tropical storm watch issued for parts of SC coast
- Offshore snack-bar idea floated
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Tornado transforms north Minneapolis neighborhood
One year after a tornado ripped through north Minneapolis residents of one block reflect on the transformation of their neighborhood.
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Motorcyclist hits child, then flees
Boy was headed to his 4th birthday party when he was struck.
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What can we, as Americans do together?
That question is the element that's missing from today's leadership.
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'Mama’ likes days like this
Taj McWilliams-Franklin begins her 14th season, still striving to improve her veteran game.
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Behind the turmoil, Best Buy shows upside
The company's strength is anchored by Geek Squad, mobile stores and cash flow.
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- Souhan: Americans, unite, and root against the Miami Heat
- Plouffe's 11th-inning blast extends Twins streak to four
- Paul power takes over state GOP convention
- Motorcyclist hits child, then flees
- Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg weds on day after IPO
- Paul supporters nearly sweep all national delegate slots
- 'Headphones are the new wall'
- Overcrowded day cares 'a recipe for disaster'
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Hotdish Politics: 2012 session scorecard
Stadium: It was dead, then alive, then dead again. In the end, the nearly $1 billion Minnesota Vikings stadium passed.
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Obama gets G-8 to stress jobs, growth
For first time, the nations agreed they can't afford austerity approach.
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A whale of a time in Manitoba
Paddling with belugas, boating next to polar bears: these are the joys of summer in Churchill, Manitoba.
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Anderson: Friendly waters of Mille Lacs
Year after year, voluminous Lake Mille Lacs beckons anglers with its bombardment of the senses. The walleye fishing is pretty good, too.
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Summer concert preview: Let it flow
As the pop scene moves outdoors for the summer, here's a look at the biggest questions -- and coolest shows.
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List of Lists: Best brunch in the cities?
List your picks for the best brunch spots in Minneapolis and St. Paul and be entered to win one of our weekly prizes!
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Updated: May. 18, 2012 - 04:25 PM
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Best of MN: Guide to the state's finest
The Star Tribune’s first Best of MN publication points you to the state’s finest food, drink, shopping, arts and outdoor fun.
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Zafar Siddiqui
Malcolm X - The Journey Continues
Today is Malcolm X’s 82nd birthday. His remarkable life and his words still...
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Reuben Saltzman
Don't Get Locked Out of Your Garage
If the power went out, the GFCI outlet inside the garage tripped, or the...
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Lenny Russo
Led by Council Member Stark, St. Paul moves toward easing commercial parking requirements
The St. Paul City Council has taken up debate on the issue of parking...
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