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A warm Twin Cities welcome to the writers conference
Hosting huge event solidifies literature-friendly reputation of Twin Cities.
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A timely call for a Minnesota bonding bill
Delaying state building projects will cost more as interest rates rise.
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Adding Minnesota jobs without hurting water quality
Biofuels deal balances economic growth, environmental interests.
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Hill-Murray kids go above and beyond to help others
High school students filled a void by helping elementary school families.
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Play ball! But play it without steroids
Santana needs to face up to his use of performing-enhancing drugs.
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Mayor Hodges' vision for working families
She urges Minneapolis residents: Get involved in building community.
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Slower is better for all oil trains
BNSF change is good news for the Twin Cities.
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Optimism from proposed Iran pact
Details need to be finalized, but so far global diplomacy has delivered.
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Keep rail transit moving, despite hurdles
Legislators should embrace Southwest line's pro-growth transit opportunity.
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March 2: Smart proposals to help Minnesota's Indian students
Dayton should add group's proposals to his supplemental budget.
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Feb. 23: Kline calls for action on tribal school construction
GOP congressman calls BIE construction delays "appalling."
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Feb. 9: Indian schools need a boost from GOP
Kline is well-positioned to find best solutions for BIE schools.
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Jan. 23: Momentum builds to help tribal school in Minnesota
State efforts likely needed to help Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig High School.
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How to build a new future for American Indian schools
Fixing the neglected facilities will likely take a multipronged push.
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PART 4: While tribal schools suffer, military schools prosper
While Bureau of Indian Education facilities languish, another set of federally run schools is upgrading to the state of the art.
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PART 3: Pine Ridge schools: Amid beauty, deterioration
The federally neglected school buildings at Pine Ridge are a blight at the very center of a culture that wants better.
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PART 2: 'We're going to school in a tin can'
Students benefit culturally from their education at Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig but deserve better surroundings. The state and private funding sources can help.
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PART 1: Indian schools, a nation's neglect
Part one of four parts: Better futures aren't built by indifference, but that's how the federal government treats dilapidated tribal schools to which it owes resources. The results are tangible.
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