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Aschenbrener, James W.
Babinski, Thomas L.
Bassett, Eugene H.
Bulavitsky, Vasil
Carney, Teresa A.
Deininger, Alwin
Dohrmann, Josephine
Doyle, Stephen Francis
Drucker, Christine M.
Fitze, Marion Frances (Steele)
Hanson, Raymond John (Condra)
Hengel, Katherine E. (Hochuli)
Herbert, Melissa Ann
Herje, Raymond Redeen
Ittel, Charles
Johnson, Marcus J.
Johnson, Reuben M.
Kohnen, Lloyd E.
Korf, James H.
Lahr, Jonathan Thomas
Lind, Mary R.
McCarr, Alice A.
McHie, Maryann
Molan, Erma T.
Moline, Donald L.
Pritchett, Florence J.
Quirk, Mary Loretta
Rone, Mike
Ruppert, Raymond F.
Sang, Deborah Kay
Senske, Philipp Wayne
Skalle, Hans J.
Smith, Wayne LeRoy
Snyder, Karon Jean
Stadler, Jeanette
Stafford, Dianne
Stewart, Shirley I.
Tinsley, Robert A.
Treiber, Karin Marie Sefcik
Tyc, Mary (Labenski)
Young, Marian C.
Babinski, Thomas L.
Bassett, Eugene H.
Bulavitsky, Vasil
Carney, Teresa A.
Deininger, Alwin
Dohrmann, Josephine
Doyle, Stephen Francis
Drucker, Christine M.
Fitze, Marion Frances (Steele)
Hanson, Raymond John (Condra)
Hengel, Katherine E. (Hochuli)
Herbert, Melissa Ann
Herje, Raymond Redeen
Ittel, Charles
Johnson, Marcus J.
Johnson, Reuben M.
Kohnen, Lloyd E.
Korf, James H.
Lahr, Jonathan Thomas
Lind, Mary R.
McCarr, Alice A.
McHie, Maryann
Molan, Erma T.
Moline, Donald L.
Pritchett, Florence J.
Quirk, Mary Loretta
Rone, Mike
Ruppert, Raymond F.
Sang, Deborah Kay
Senske, Philipp Wayne
Skalle, Hans J.
Smith, Wayne LeRoy
Snyder, Karon Jean
Stadler, Jeanette
Stafford, Dianne
Stewart, Shirley I.
Tinsley, Robert A.
Treiber, Karin Marie Sefcik
Tyc, Mary (Labenski)
Young, Marian C.
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Obituary: Philanthropist John Andrus III was champion of nature
The white pines that tower over Hwy. 61 between the Silver Cliff and Lafayette Bluff tunnels near Two Harbors, Minn., stand as a scenic testament to John Andrus III's commitment to preserving natural wonders. Updated 9:52 PM
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Obituary: Roger Swanson sailed around the world -- 3 times
Roger Swanson was a world-famous sailor but called a Minnesota farm his home.
Full storyFull story Updated Dec. 31, 2012
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Powerhouse never stopped learning
As a freshly minted professor, Jochen Schulte-Sasse decided to leave his native Germany to try "something adventurous."
Full story Full story Updated Dec. 31, 2012
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Deaths elsewhere
Spencer Cox, 44, an AIDS activist whose work with lay scientists helped push innovative antiretroviral drugs to market, creating the first effective drug protocols to combat the syndrome, died Dec. 18
Full story Full storyUpdated Dec. 31, 2012
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W. John Driscoll: An icon in industry, arts, education
He was a proud Korean War veteran, a Marine Corps captain who became a captain of Twin Cities industry, arts and entertainment. An heir to one of Minnesota's most influential families, he became the quiet supporter of multiple causes and enjoyed nothing more than being outdoors and spending time with his loved ones.
Updated Dec. 29, 2012
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Deaths elsewhere
Fontella Bass, 72, the singer whose 1965 hit "Rescue Me" was an indelible example of the decade's finest pop-soul, died Wednesday in St. Louis.
Updated Dec. 29, 2012
- Desert Storm commander Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf dies
- Obituary: Powerhouse Jochen Schulte-Sasse never stopped learning
- Obituary: David Bergmann helped light up Waconia
- Obituary: Robert T. Smith was an old-fashioned storyteller
- 'Odd Couple' star Jack Klugman dies in LA at 90
- Obituary: Richard Adams, gay marriage activist
- Erwin Tomash: Early high-tech computer visionary
- Obituary: Mary Griggs Burke built unique Japan collection
- Obituary: Lawyer Paul Bergstrom driven by curiosity, caring
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Section of downtown Mpls. still closed after water main break
An area near the Hennepin Avenue Bridge remained closed Friday morning after a major water main break in downtown Minneapolis flooded streets and cut off water to a substantial swath of the city.
Updated 7:51 AM
- Wolves rally without injured Love
- Scam artists get 57 years in prison for $195 million scheme
- Intoxicated pilot removed from airliner preparing to depart MSP
- US economy adds 155K jobs; rate remains 7.8 pct.
- Flu cases mount in Minn.: 226 hospitalized last week
- Married for 65 years, Minn. couple pass away within hours of each other
- Philippine man kills 8 in shooting spree
- Ex-city councilman Minn used false IDs in feud with developer
- Congress to vote on Superstorm Sandy flood aid
- Child pornography web reaches into Minnesota
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