Wednesday, February 10, 2010

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Taking the cake in Gaviidae Common

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Gas lines

10 years later, same fire, anger

Club Outdoors

Behind closed doors

Adam, Diane Marie (Friauf)
Adan, Benjamin W.
Bergseng, Joanne A.
Bernstein, Earl
Blaness, Beverly
Blume, David Henry
Borgan, John Charles
Brandt, Jerome Nelson
Brewster, Nancy L.
Carlson, Lowell E.
Comer, Betty Jane
Comstock, Mary Jane
Creighton, John W.
Crosby, James Michael
Edquist, Betty
Eich, Beverly M.
Eriksen, David E.
Fredrickson, George
Grazzini, Albert J.
Grimes, Betty Jo
Guy, Brady Allin
Haferman, Joyce G.
Hogan, Madeline Mary
Hufnagle, Karen (Moloney)
Humphries, Florence (Bursch)
Hurt, Allen E.
Hurt, Allen E.
Jarosch, Oliver F.
Jarosz, Wilhelmina
Jelen, Alphonse E.
Johnson, Vernon L.
Johnston, Terrance E.
Karl, Helen P.
Karp, Mary C.
Kessler, Lawrence
Lesch, Clare L.
Lundeen, Barbara D.
Martinson, Warren A.
McCartney, Nancy L.
Michalski, Joseph W.
Miles, Barbara J.
Miller, Ann (Jensen)
Miller, Lawrence
Nelson, Mabel M.
Ohlhauser, Larry H.
Penna, Louis E.
Petrowitz, Phillip A.
Regan, Eugene P.
Rix, Theodore Richard &#
Rosenow, Mark P.
Ruiz, Barye P.
Schiltz, Roger A.
Schneider, Judith J.
Schufman, Allan
Serna-Caro, Roberto
Smith, Don W.
Smith, Mary Jane (Dressner)
Swanson, Eileen E. (Embretson)
Thoresen, Evelyn (Neby)
Vuong, Xan
Weaver, Lorraine E.
Westby, Paul Ansgar
Whittlesey, Muriel Jones
Williams, Dorothy Marian
Wood, Ronald Joseph
Woodard, Donald H.

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Judge Leonard Keyes, involved in '62 recount

The attorney and Ramsey County district judge loved the law and "made Minnesota solid and good."

Photo right: Leonard Keyes

1st Vietnam vet in Congress was a capital P powerhouse

Rep. John Murtha

The longtime Pennsylvania congressman was the face of rising opposition to the Iraq war. He also was a champion of earmarks.

Robert T. Kelly, beloved Iron Range doctor

The Grand Rapids doctor was a mentor to medical students and a national leader in rural health issues.

Deaths elsewhere

Imari Obadele, 79, a teacher and writer whose commitment to black empowerment stoked a militant effort to win reparations for descendants of slaves and to carve out, however quixotically, an African-American republic in the Deep South, died on Jan. 18 in Atlanta of a stroke.

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Win tickets to The Midnight Movie Society's screening of cult-classic film "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" at Red Stag Supperclub.

Vita.mn and DJ Jake Rudh present the first meeting of The Midnight Movie Society at Red Stag Supperclub on Feb. 19, with drinking, dancing and a midnight screening of cult-classic film, "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls."

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