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Coon Rapids voters to decide on $17.2 million parks, trails renovation
The city's main source for green-space development — parks dedication fees — has dried up. A proposed 20-year levy would pay for new and renovated trails, picnic shelters, playgrounds and ball fields. Updated May. 14, 2013
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- Anoka considers Rum River housing project
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Minnesota House passes protections on vehicle tracking, data misuse
House bill would limit use of data from license plate readers, which cops use to spot criminals.
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Macalester graduation announcer takes job seriously
Samilee Moody. Yingxin Ye. Elijah Zebulon Bernstein-Cooper. On Saturday afternoon, Jayne Niemi will read these and 530 other names before the...
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Anoka seeks backup barrier to halt spread of Asian carp
The city is asking its watershed neighbors to support a request for state bonding money to fortify the Rum River Dam against the invasive species.
Updated May. 7, 2013
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Hospitals fight delirium with volunteer help
“High touch, low tech” approach helps hospitals head off delirium in elderly patients, who go home healthier and earlier.
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Johnson Boat Works site yields bits of White Bear Lake's past
Pause in redevelopment allows for speedy dig at storied location.
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Minnesota National Guard launches its $3.9 million drone facility
Some see potential to monitor river levels, wildfires, storm damage and more with domestic drones.
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