Sunday, July 20, 2008
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City won't get $1 million in federal help for collapse
The federal government has rejected nearly $1 million in 35W bridge collapse expenses that the city of Minneapolis hoped to have reimbursed.
Homeowner learns he's responsible (sorry)
Paul Kelly had the "full shebang" of airport-noise-mitigation work done eight years ago. This spring, he noticed his new window frames were rotting. The guarantee was for 10 years, but the contractor is out of business and the MAC is not going to intervene.
Shooting on I-94 leaves 2 seriously hurt
Minneapolis police are investigating the shooting that left two people seriously hurt.
Vets Home server held personal data
The computer server was stolen last week. Officials don't think the thieves mean to use the information.
Computer server part of haul in Veterans Home burglary
It appears that burglars took more than just a laptop computer and various electronics when they broke into the Minneapolis Veterans Home early last Sunday.
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- State pension head gets huge raise
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- McCain coming to Hudson this week
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- McGovern campaigning again, now against hunger
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- Barkley touts his brief, intense track record
- Convicted in assault case, GOP Rep. Olson isn't running
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