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St. Paul / Couple honored for saving man's life
Ryan and Amy Sportel, with their 13-week-old son, Sullivan, were honored Monday with the St.
Book club break-ups: Readers share their stories
About once a month, we'll ask two booksellers a ' one independent and one chain a ' for current best-sellers. The specific booksellers will change every month.
Six are semifinalists in St. Paul schools superintendent search
Several St. Paulites have said they want their next school superintendent to be local, and the field of semifinalist candidates released Wednesday reflects that desire.
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Ruben Rosario: When his friend died, Jim Johns found a reason to keep living
This column is dedicated to the late, great Don Boxmeyer. Funny how life works out sometimes.
While I was walking on the Gateway State Trail on the afternoon of Oct. 27, I was mugged by a couple of young men who knocked me to the ground, tossed my glasses in the grass and took off with my wallet.
Group targets 'dubious' stimulus money requests, including iPods and laptops
The conservative Freedom Foundation of Minnesota studied requests for broadband stimulus funds in the state and found what they call "dubious projects," including "a $5.2 million proposal by the city of Minneapolis that includes a provision to provide laptops or iPod Touches to "underserved" residents, courtesy of taxpayers." Says the group: Other ...
Church hit by bullet in drive-by shooting
No one was injured in a drive-by shooting on North St. Paul early Sunday morning, police said, but one of the shots hit a nearby church.
The Arden Hills City Council is again showing it doesn't care what the public wants .
Thief River Falls Times & Northern Watch
A A A A Five Thief River Falls-based pastors met with the Pennington County Board of Commissioners last week to discuss homelessness in Thief River Falls.
Youth Leadership Academy pushing law, order
A t 16, Michael Quick of Maplewood headed back to classes this fall with new insights into his own abilities, new inner strength and a whole lot of new friends, thanks to the Minnesota Youth Leadership Academy.
Minnesota attorney general suing two companies for health insurance fraud
The Minnesota attorney general is suing two out-of-state companies for selling bogus health and long-term care insurance to vulnerable people in urgent need of coverage.
12 Minnesota cities are installing wind turbines, hoping to provide energy on a very local level
A few Minnesota cities are heading toward greener pastures - and taller landmarks.
"Where's Waldo?" Search Underway in Savage
In the last couple of weeks, there have been some interesting animal sightings around Minnesota.
Swanson warns unemployed to be on guard against job scams
St. Paul, MN -- Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson today issued a Consumer Alert entitled a oeBeware of Employment Scamsa and warned people looking for jobs in the tough economy to be on guard against employment scams.
Grab a bucket: Booya season is here
Is it a soup? A stew? Does it turn out better at a church, a fire department or a bar? Is there really squirrel in it? Find out for yourself: Booya season is in full swing in the Twin Cities.
Minn. DNR defends fatal shooting of black bear
MNBear-North St Paul,0147 Minn. DNR defends fatal shooting of black bear Eds: APNewsNow.
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Police shoot black bear in North St. Paul
A black bear was spotted meandering through North St. Paul this morning, at times near schools and running through yards.
My life changed on Sept. 7. I will never be the same after receiving the phone call about North St.
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Ruben Rosario: Bravery. Charity. Compassion. They're all found here.
Three things I picked up after returning to the Saintly City from Sin City last week: A TRUE HERO That's what folks in the know tell me and newsroom colleague Jason Hoppin about Maplewood police officer Julie Olson as more details emerge from the Sept.