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U.S. District Judge Patrick Schiltz on Friday publicly recounted the challenges of administering justice during Operation Metro Surge, just two days after the Justice Department filed an ethics complaint against him and other judges for criticizing the federal government’s actions during the immigration crackdown. University of St. Thomas law professor Michael Paulsen interviewed Schiltz at […]
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By Madison McVan
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10/7/26
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Our stomachs have settled from the State Fair, school buses are back on the roads and the leaves are starting to turn. Our transition from summer to fall is officially underway. Which also means early voting has officially started in Minnesota! We lead the nation in voter turnout, and are proud of our record. From […]
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By The Rev. Marilyn K. Levine, Nancy McLean, Toni Kay Mangskau, Sherri Brown
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10/7/26
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When Congress voted to overturn hard-fought federal protections for the Boundary Waters watershed earlier this year, it did more than revive the possibility of the proposed Twin Metals sulfide-ore copper mine. Congress also sent a troubling message: Decades of scientific research, overwhelming public support, treaty rights and careful stewardship of one of America’s greatest public […]
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By Amanda Hefner
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10/7/26
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President Donald Trump recently issued an executive order that seeks to sacrifice wolves to placate farmers and ranchers for his tariff policy. This order is nothing more than smoke and mirrors, and it’s obvious that it won’t make a real difference for ranchers and farmers who are struggling. The executive order gives the U.S. interior […]
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By Aaron Zellhoefer
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10/7/26
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This week marks the 100th anniversary of the policy directive by U.S. Agriculture Secretary William Jardine that 640,000 acres of forests and waters in northern Minnesota be managed as a roadless wilderness area. “It will be the policy of the Department (of Agriculture) to retain as much as possible of the land which has recreational […]
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By Becky Rom
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9/18/26
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House Speaker Lisa Demuth won the Republican primary for governor despite losing the Minnesota Republican Party’s convention endorsement — a first since 1994. Now she’s putting up a credible challenge against the state’s most accomplished vote-getter, Democratic nominee Sen. Amy Klobuchar. She’s had help from an outfit called Restore Sanity, which has provided the most […]
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By Michelle Griffith
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9/18/26
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A Place for Mom reports on memory care costs in Minnesota and across the country.
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9/18/26
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(BPT) - When homeowners begin planning a new deck, the first question is often, "How much will it ...
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9/1/26
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Arizona Water Company outlines conservation effort while council prepares franchise agreements for the November ballot...
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By David Sowders
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3/30/26
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Long time friends and colleagues, pastors Mike Chandler and Dr. George Logan, will soon lead their congregations on a groundbreaking spiritual journey together.
For six weeks beginning Sept. 10, two, well-established Morganton congregations...
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By PAM WALKER
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10/23/25
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Drivers on Broad Street take note — automated speed cameras are going live Monday. The City of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Parking Authority will activate automated speed …
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By Metro Philadelphia
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9/12/25
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On Sunday, Sept. 21, the world will observe the International Day of Peace, a United Nations-sanctioned worldwide holiday. Peace Day Philly , a local nonprofit celebrating its 15th consecutive …
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By Zach Ciavolella
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9/11/25
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, at the direction of Gov. Josh Shapiro, has approved SEPTA’s request to use nearly $400 million in capital funding to undo the cuts …
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By Jack Tomczuk
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9/11/25
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If you have ever spent an evening at the Mann Music Center listening to the Philadelphia Orchestra, then you had the pleasure of hearing one of the best sounds in Philadelphia . …
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By Michael Thomas Leibrandt
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9/11/25
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In 1996, Georgette King saw something missing in her Philadelphia community. While taking her own children on trips, she realized how important and meaningful those shared experiences are for …
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By Brenda Hillegas
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9/11/25
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Nurses and healthcare staff picketed Wednesday outside North Philadelphia ’s Temple University Hospital – previewing a potential strike that could happen as soon as next month.
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By Jack Tomczuk
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9/11/25
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Tony-nominee Adam Pascal , known for originating the role of Roger in the groundbreaking Broadway and West End productions of ‘RENT,’ is bringing his rock-infused musical theater …
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By Brenda Hillegas
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9/11/25
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Detectives released surveillance video Wednesday in an attempt to identify two young men involved in the shooting of a Wingstop employee earlier this week on City Avenue.
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By Jack Tomczuk
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9/11/25
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Value-based selling is an essential skill for sales professionals, especially in markets where price often becomes the determining factor for clients. Sales coach Ryan Dohrn frequently encounters...
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By Lisa Newby
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5/5/25
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Mayor Reggie Burgess announces the selection of Roland Camacho as the next Chief of Police to head up the department. Chief...
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1/23/25
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For decades, pre-tax savings for retirement was touted as beneficial to the saver. After all, you pay more taxes while working than during retirement so why not defer taxes on retirement income until retirement when you will be paying less in taxes?
It sure sounds good but for the long-term public employee, however, the opposite is true.
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By Bill Jones
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4/14/22
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My Mexican friends boast that their Christmas season lasts for almost a month.
Celebrations start on Dec. 12, the feast day of the Virgin of Guadalupe. They continue with Las Posadas, a nine-day re-enactment of Mary and Joseph’s journey to …
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By Teresa Dovalpage, For The Taos News
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8/26/21
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Web lead is here.  By Charlene BissonTwitter: @charlene_bisson | 5/15/21 |
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Creative Circle launched a series of syndicated, turnkey web pages on March 1. These “Premium Pages” are ideal for digital publishers who want to grow readership, sell sponsorships or launch local branded or native content sales.
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By Tim Jones, real reporter
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3/8/21
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(NAPSI)—While gardeners enjoy their harvests, many want to share their bounty with friends and family who live far away. But that could be a problem. Invasive pests can hitchhike on homegrown …
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2/10/21
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