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Osmo Vänskä hires on to rebuild Minnesota Orchestra
The terms of the two-year deal provide that Vänskä will lead at least 10 weeks of concerts in each of the next two seasons. In addition, his annual salary, reported in the 2012 tax return at $1.176 million, will be cut by the same 15 percent the musicians took. Updated 42 minutes ago
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Wild's Matt Cooke speaks about seven-game NHL suspension
Cooke said he didn't intend to hit Tyson Barrie with a knee-on-knee hit. Cooke has until tomorrow night to decide if he will appeal his suspension to NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman. Cooke didn’t respond when I asked if he would.
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Nathan Barlow comes of age onstage in 'Passing Strange'
The actor now has a Jimi Hendrix-sized ’fro that fits the dream role he is playing in the musical “Passing Strange” at Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis.
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Craig: Looking at schedule, Zimmer better be a quick fixer
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America's savings from childhood vaccines: $1.7 trillion
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