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• Teens willing to sweat it out for Gulf Coast
  If it means helping folks devastated by Katrina, a group of north-metro teens is willing to tolerate the heat.
  Jul 9, 2008
• Annual death statistics tell about life in Anoka County
  The medical examiner's yearly report details death patterns and also suggests something about how people live in the county.
  Jul 9, 2008
• Food shelf seeks home where rent doesn't eat up everything
  The North Anoka County Emergency Food Shelf can afford $3,000 a year, but many landlords want about that every month.
  Jul 6, 2008
• Toothpicks, glue, string and optimism
  The I-35W bridge collapse inspired a group of young scholars participating in an annual summer workshop on bridge building to build 'em strong.
  Jul 3, 2008
• Gas prices taking the travel out of teams
  $4 gas has changed how - and how often - youth sports teams go off to games and tournaments.
  Jun 29, 2008
• Snarled roadways of Devil's Triangle to get exorcised
  Three years of work to untangle the notorious Brooklyn Park junction is set to begin.
  Jun 29, 2008
• Ham Lake vote may prove costly
  The rejection of a joint powers deal with Anoka County, is likely put refinancing a senior housing project on hold.
  Jun 28, 2008
• Many, many fees go up in Anoka County
  Whether you hope to rent a campsite or a cabin, or if you want your fingerprints taken, expect to pay more.
  Jun 25, 2008
• Columbia Heights grad went for a badge and came back with a star
  Richard Ziesmer joined the Air Force with plans to become a cop. He returned from two tours of duty in Iraq a decorated veteran.
  Jun 24, 2008
• Around Duluth, lodging hits runners' high
  With rates reaching $500 a night, it may cost more to stay in Canal Park than New York's Central Park, but Duluth still is expecting 18,000 runners for Saturday's marathon along Lake Superior.
  Jun 20, 2008

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