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Cheerleader's case could shape workplace social media policies
A recent hearing by the U.S. Supreme Court concerning the free speech rights of students may have significant repercussions for employers and employees in Minnesota.
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Inspector general for pandemic relief funds warns of oversight breakdown
Access to information curtailed in final months of Trump administration.
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In Minnesota, fighting climate change means changing how to heat buildings
Heat pumps help large commercial, residential sites cut costs, emissions.
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Minn. employers ramp up hiring; some workers tentative
It's not necessarily easy to hire workers, even with so many people on the sidelines because of the pandemic.
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Schafer: Supply chain shows its resilience in pandemic
The case for long supply chains remains intact, so long as they are flexible and adaptable.
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Twin Cities farmers markets will bloom again in 2021
There are about 400 small farmers within 90 minutes of the Twin Cities providing food directly to consumer buying groups, retailers and farmers markets.
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Twin Cities produce firms say new owner left them to rot
Less than two years after a private-equity firm took over family-run distributors J&J Distributing and H. Brooks, one has closed and the other is imperiled by legal battles and unpaid debts.
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Twin Cities area homebuilders scramble in 'wild' market
Buying a house in the Twin Cities area these days may be like a combat sport, but so is building one. With sites in short supply, the cost of materials rising and a dearth of skilled subcontractors, prices are soaring amid heightened demand.
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Scammers take aim at seniors: 'I fell for it hook, line and sinker'
There has been a proliferation of scams targeted at older Americans.
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Disneyland reopening marks California's turnaround
California's world-famous theme park reopened after an unprecedented 13-month closure.
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