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Camp Inventions gets local kids excited about science, math
This text is replaced by the Flash movie. Armed with safety goggles, wire-cutters, screwdrivers and alcohol wipes, five girls crowded around a table at Thomas Lake Elementary School last week, digging deep into the inner workings of everyday appliances.
It was Nancy Alsopa s love of books that first led her into the library business.
Judge to look at charges against former Viking Brown again
The Mille Lacs County District Court judge who dismissed criminal sexual conduct charges against former Minnesota Vikings running back Ted Brown is being asked to reconsider his decision.
Shooter Now: Jesse Ventura, Sugar Ray Leonard take playful jabs at Scott LeDoux
As he did throughout his 50-fight boxing career, Scott LeDoux absorbed an abundance of jabs but no knockout at his fundraiser roast Sunday night in downtown Minneapolis.
Birthday treat ban: Rosemount schools will be even less fun
Thursday's five most fascinating stories printed on wood pulp: No birthday treats: Rosemount schools will be even less fun Schools in Rosemount just got a little more lame.
Douglas County organizations receive the gift of paint
Ita s amazing what a gallon of paint can do to spruce up a room. Now imagine what 420 gallons can do for a region.
Editorial - Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down
Thumbs Up: The floor in the cat room of the Lakes Area Humane Society's animal shelter was recently replaced.
Helping to make Fergus Falls Pubic Library the best deal in town is a wide variety of cooperative efforts.
I had never considered myself an artist, yet the summer before college, I inexplicably signed up for the "3D Design" first-year course taught by Professor Stan Sears.
Would you like to be felt up while your nails dry?
Tuesday's five most fascinating stories printed on wood pulp: Minnetonka's alleged nail salon groper charged A Brooklyn Park man has been charged with allegedly groping multiple women at a Minnetonka nail ...
Former Viking Eller sentenced to workhouse
Minnesota Vikings great Carl Eller was sentenced Monday to 60 days in the county workhouse, 60 days of electronic home monitoring and a $3,000 fine.
Selling diversity: Pelican Rapids schools seek to dispel rumors, cast cultures in positive light
At her graduation speech last spring, Pelican Rapids salutatorian Kristine Neu told a story that spurred knowing laughs.
TIF district discussed for assisted living building in Oklee Oklee - "David Drowns from David Drowns Associates Inc.
Editorial - A legacy of giving back
The Alexandria community lost a key contributor Sunday when long-time business owner Maynard "Bud" Peterson passed away.
Viking, Minn., man survives 10 hours in cold
A 45-year-old man from northwestern Minnesota is frostbitten and has a broken leg, but he survived 10 hours in freezing temperatures after he became trapped under his all-terrain vehicle overnight.
Bemidji author Will Weaver named finalist for Minnesota Book Awards
Former Viking McDaniel gets the call for the Hall
Of the more than 20,000 men who have been a part of the NFL during its 89-year existence, only 253 have gotten the phone call Randall McDaniel received while trying to relax in his living room in Shorewood, ...
King role model to third-grader
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Staff writer Samuel Carl considers Martin Luther King Jr.
Minnesota considers requiring fire sprinklers in new homes
Fire sprinkler installer Dale Danks, who works for Viking Automatic Sprinkler, installs a sprinkler at a home in Brooklyn Park, Minn., on Monday, January 5, 2008.
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