Corrections for Sept. 25, 2018

Corrections from the Monday Sept. 24 newspaper.

September 24, 2018 at 11:29PM
  • A headline on A9 Monday incorrectly said that the city of Minneapolis bought nine houses from a problem landlord. The houses were bought from other sellers to house former tenants of the problem landlord.
    • A story on A1 Monday incorrectly reported the average cost of city utilities for Bloomington customers. It is $958 per year. The story also incorrectly reported the name and title for Brette Hjelle, the director of business administration for the Minneapolis Department of Public Works.
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