Saturday, July 19, 2008
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New Brighton murder suspect made a 'hit list'
The man charged in the death of a New Brighton woman trying to protect her daughter had apparently planned a killing spree.
Photo right: Corey Lee Gaustad
North Metro
Columbia Heights: Long-seething rage erupts in wife's slaying, flames
Neighbors and police knew of troubles in the Columbia Heights home but never foresaw Friday's horror.
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- New Brighton murder suspect made a 'hit list'
- Drivers beware: 60,000 in Blaine for sports events
- Robert Beale: 'God wants me to destroy the judge'
- Brooklyn Park Council primaries take shape
- Ham Lake man pleads guility to bank fraud, identity theft
- Dogs to prowl Osseo school parking lots
- Preaching neighborhood pride in Coon Rapids
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East Metro
Officers try to recount details during testimony on woman's 1981 death
Memories are mixed about the night Barbara (Bobbi) Winn died. Her former boyfriend is on trial for murder.
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- Man bound over for trial in Madison stabbing death
- New Brighton murder suspect made a 'hit list'
- Tragic past won't save convicted St. Paul rapist from hard time
- Man is accused of spraying pepper spray in baby's face
- Monster tree search
- Trial opens in 1981 death of Maplewood woman
- McGovern campaigning again, now against hunger
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South Metro
Prior Lake's former fire chief sentenced for embezzling
Bruce Sames, former fire chief of Prior Lake, was sentenced in Scott County on Friday for embezzling more than $13,000 from Fire Department bank accounts.
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- St. Paul autistic girl, 17, found safe in Eagan
- Growing cities may outsource ambulance care
- Arson suspected at Savage company
- Eagan man accused of pointing laser at State Patrol helicopter
- New charge against Prior Lake man who killed bicyclist
- Deputy and wife, a jail nurse, arrested in drug case
- A promise of new ice for young skaters
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West Metro
Recently released con followed, killed elderly Hopkins woman
A St. Paul man has been charged with cutting a 90-year-old Hopkins woman's throat with her own kitchen knife.
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- Mother's 9 decades were well-lived, daughter says
- A family's anguished cry: 'Why?'
- Barn lovers flock to threatened Eden Prairie site
- Hennepin County Jail nurse charged with stealing drugs
- Minnetonka Realtor arrested in theft of pain meds
- 'Touch DNA' nets Hopkins suspect
- Man pleads guilty in Wright County strangling
West Metro prep sports
- Legion baseball: Tradition in transition
- Chaska's Hand headed for Gulf Coast League
- Scholar-Athletes of the Year: Building for the future
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Good night, moon; good night, cones
At Conny's Creamy Cone, the lights don't go out until all are served -- and the cones are tucked in.
A family's anguished cry: 'Why?'
Carla Poole was sentenced to 40 years for 4-year-old Demond Reed's beating death.
Photo right: Carla Poole
Teen bikes 1,500 miles to D.C. -- and she still has work to do
Liza Stoner of Minneapolis is out to encourage green legislation.
Habitat for Humanity: 10 Minneapolis homes get facelift
Habitat for Humanity and an architecture firm did some double duty in Minneapolis: Giving 10 homes a facelift and lifting the spirits of their owners.
Recently released con followed, killed elderly Hopkins woman
A St. Paul man has been charged with cutting a 90-year-old Hopkins woman's throat with her own kitchen knife.
RNC has hospitals ready for anything
Unlike hotels, bars and restaurants, Twin Cities hospitals aren't dangling deals for convention attendees.
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