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• St. Paul American Legion post ordered shut
  The Attucks-Brooks post will pay a fine and close for 20 days because of too many license violations in too short of a time.
  Nov 4, 2009
• Ranked-choice voting opponents have day in court
  A group opposing ranked-choice voting has alleged that the group that pushed for the new voting system in St. Paul used deceptive campaign practices.
  Nov 4, 2009
• St. Paul chooses ranked voting
  But opponents of ranked choice voting are taking the matter to court today, saying the campaign was unfair.
  Nov 4, 2009
• Coleman wins second term as mayor by a 2-1 margin
  Chris Coleman will serve another four-year term, during which he will focus on bringing the Central Corridor light-rail line to fruition, expanding educational programs and fixing the city's finances.
  Nov 4, 2009
• $1 deal could turn contaminated St. Paul land into riverside park
  St. Paul and ExxonMobil have reached a deal that would give the city control over a blighted 36-acre property that used to house oil tanks. It will be turned into parkland if the agreement is finalized.
  Oct 28, 2009
• Como Park residents give nod to fell ash trees
  A St. Paul experiment to slow ash borer will raze all ash trees in a two-block area and replace them with a different species.
  Oct 28, 2009
• On a rainy day, St. Paul touts solar energy
  Officials highlighted a $2 million project to install solar panels on the roof of the RiverCentre convention center.
  Oct 23, 2009
• Coleman says St. Paul has met challenges
  St. Paul has seen brighter economic days, but Mayor Chris Coleman said he -- and a host of partners -- have been laying the foundation for better things ahead.
  Oct 22, 2009
• Ng considers herself a master problem-solver
  Eva Ng, a candidate for St. Paul mayor, says her 30 years of business experience give her the right background to lead the city through tough economic times.
  Oct 21, 2009
• Another complaint filed on light-rail's impact
  A group representing Asian businesses says the Met Council didn't study the effect the planned light-rail train would have on business along the corridor.
  Oct 21, 2009

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