Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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National honor for suburban teen tackling teen crashes
An Andover teenager is receiving a national honor for her efforts toward reducing traffic mayhem involving young drivers and passengers.
Police looking for suspects in five Coon Rapids beatings
Police in Coon Rapids warned residents to be extremely vigilant and to avoid walking or biking alone after dark in the wake of a series of brutal attacks and robberies that have occurred in the city over the past two months.
Troubled minds find a home in Brooklyn Center
"After going from crisis to crisis," Terry Wagener found a place for his wife, who has dementia that caused disruptive behavior.
Andover man drowns in his swimming pool
A 60-year-old man drowned in a pool at his home in Andover, the Anoka County medical examiner's office said Monday.
Oak Grove hires investigator over alleged delays in house fire rescue
Retired Edina Fire Chief Ted Paulfranz was hired to investigate a March 5 Oak Grove house fire. Angry firefighters say delay and indecision during the fire may have led to the death of an elderly man.
Fridley tries to jump to the head of line for transit sales tax funds
The city's proposed Northstar commuter rail station missed out on $10 million in federal money.
Shoreview's Kay Trapp: Generous to the bone
Kay Trapp's friends want to sign up new marrow donors to honor the Shoreview woman, part of a larger national effort.
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