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May 20, 1991: Victim and perpetrator struggle for survival; institution plans strategy
Part two: Reporter Kay Miller spent more than a year investigating this two-part series from 1991. She conducted more than 100 interviews with Children's Theatre staff and board members, students, theater artists, prosecutors, the judge, victims, parents, counselors and psychologists and friends of John Clark Donahue.
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May 19, 1991: Sex-abuse case was a long time in the making; the kids raised the curtain
Part one: Reporter Kay Miller spent more than a year investigating this two-part series from 1991. She conducted more than 100 interviews with Children's Theatre staff and board members, students, theater artists, prosecutors, the judge, victims, parents, counselors and psychologists and friends of John Clark Donahue.
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'I'm childless by choice and I feel pretty great about it'
"Every time we see our friends struggling with managing jobs, kids, a car seat and the ability to poop in privacy, we look at each other and say: 'Oh, man. No thanks. A world of no thanks!'"
Suspects in protest shootings charged with assault, riot crimes
Four men accused of felony assault in shootings near protesters' encampment.
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Community meeting called by Wetterlings canceled due to snow
Jacob's parents had said they hoped the event would be cathartic and helpful for the community.
Hodges, Ellison call for end to vigil; BLM protesters push back
Meanwhile, felony charges were filed against four men suspected of being involved in the wounding of five activists with gunfire.
After $150K campaign, Brooklyn Park's reputation improving
Two years after the suburb launched an aggressive branding campaign to boost its reputation, survey shows most are proud to call it home.
November water loss surprises scientists studying White Bear Lake
New research says evaporation is an issue in November, not just summer months.
Hy Berman, longtime U professor, political commentator, dies at 90
Teaching history at the U or speaking on issues of the day, Hy Berman was "always engaged."
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Former Minnesota teacher sentenced to three years for having sexual relationship with student
He pleaded guilty to a sexual relationship with student on hockey team.
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Gallery: Black Lives Matter, Nov. 30
Protestors continued their presence at the Minneapolis police department's fourth precinct. There is political pressure for them to disperse.
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Gallery: Winter weather comes to the Twin Cities
A bit of winter arrived in the Twin Cities Monday with the first snowfall of the season. More is coming.
Stillwater will narrow proposals for historic Shoddy Mill
The rag factory was part of the state's early Jewish history and now will be repurposed.
Shakopee Mobile Meals to end food delivery service Dec. 31
It's not clear who will be able to serve the program's clients, mostly the elderly.
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