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Minnesota Historical Society broadens how it tells the state's history
The group is part of efforts to tell a fuller, if sometimes painful, story about Minnesota's past.
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Torah Yoga: A new path to Jewish teachings
It is among a variety of faith-based yoga practices now being embraced by Minnesotans.
TV & Media
Source of Garrison Keillor allegations shocks those close to radio host
Longtime "Prairie Home" employee Dan Rowles alerted MPR after being dismissed from the show, seven show staffers say.
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Details of St. Paul teachers' contract are disclosed
The two sides averted a strike with a day to spare this week, but until Thursday kept much of the details under wraps.
Politics
Wellstone brothers devastated by removal from Wellstone Action board
Late senator's sons want name off Wellstone Action.
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Macalester is building a theater that answers another need: classroom space
Enrollment has risen and many of its classrooms are out of date.
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Victim's attorney decries lack of charges against driver in fatal St. Paul crash
Lawyer for driver, who has been found to have brain cancer, has sharp response.
Eat & Drink
St. Paul's Wild Onion closing; space to become a Red Rabbit restaurant
The timing was right as Italian-themed restaurant sought a second location.
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Wellstone Action internal dispute divides DFL figures at key time
The removal of David and Mark Wellstone and the split come heading into an election year that many in the party view as the most consequential in years.
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No felony charge: Prominent lawyer not on phone when he fatally hit St. Paul runner
The driver was not on his phone nor impaired at the time of impact; he explained earlier that his brain cancer played a role in his erratic driving.
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Some neighbors of St. Paul soccer stadium brace for noise
St. Paul City Council set to vote Wednesday on exempting United games, other events from noise limitations.
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Little Sisters of the Poor celebrate Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday is an official Christian religious holiday that takes place on the day before Lent, a period of fasting and penance. It has been 70 years since Ash Wednesday and Valentines Day were celebrated together.
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St. Paul City Council votes to exempt soccer stadium from noise limits
The vote was unanimous, but public opinion was not.
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Ice palace coming down
The 2018 St. Paul Winter Carnival Ice Palace is coming down, one 500 pound block at a time. Construction crews began de-constructing the Ice Palace on Monday with the help of lifts and cranes to drop blocks from the 70 foot tower.
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Officials say St. Paul man serving sentence for killing 15-month-old daughter is a fugitive
The father spent about nine years in prison and then was placed on intensive supervised release.
West Metro
1980s Minnesota drug lord resentenced to life in prison
Ralph "Plukey" Duke has already served 29 years over St. Paul cocaine ring.
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Icy reception: New system hasn't cured St. Paul's recycling headache
A year after the city started a new recycling program with nonprofit Eureka Recycling, Eureka and the city's public works department have a new system for picking up recycling in icy alleys. It means that some alleys can go uncollected for up to three weeks.
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Little by little, change is coming to St. Paul's North End
A year into city effort to attract investment, projects worth $4 million are planned or finished.
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Strike averted as St. Paul district reaches deal with teachers union
Plans for a strike set for Tuesday have been put on hold, but the tentative agreement still has to be ratified by the teachers union rank and file and the school board.
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