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Minn. names 32 nursing homes with COVID-19

The Waters of Edina was one of four dozen facilities statewide reporting outbreaks of the coronavirus.
Nearly half of the 24 Minnesotans who have died from the disease lived in nursing homes or assisted-living centers. Outbreaks were reported in four dozen facilities in the state.
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Minnesota's COVID-19 response shows promise in slowing virus

Gov. Tim Walz said he will be looking this week for updated modeling and any signs of the infection ebbing before deciding on extend his stay-at-home order.
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Jan Malcolm has delivered the same pragmatic counsel under three administrations, regardless of their party affiliation.
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