Thursday, August 28, 2008
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Eagan golf course's future to be determined by voters
The vote is part of a contingent settlement reached after a four-year legal battle.
Farmington school superintendent's contract not a secret, state says
A resident, curious when he heard criticism of the contract, asked to see it. But his request was denied.
Shakopee tribe's gifts soar: $60M
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community's charitable giving has soared to nearly $60 million over the past two years -- including $12 million to the University of Minnesota.
Statue is symbol of a city's history, an artist's passion
Shakopee High School graduate Bill Huber spent the last two years of his life on the school's new sculpture, which was unveiled last weekend.
Barbara Bachman leaves Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic Dr. Scott Zietlow said Barbara Bachman, injured in an attack in Beijing that left her husband dead, "continues to make an extraordinary recovery from her injuries."
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- Pawlenty's in Denver for GOP
- Poll: Pawlenty doing well; less confidence in Molnau
- 'We're all on the same page now,' Rep. Ellison says
- Poll rejecting sales tax amendment disputed
- Justice will keep 'incumbent' label
- Poll: Many Minnesotans would support independents
- Sen. Coleman seeks trust fund for energy
- Franken prefers State Fair to hobnobbing in Denver
- Poll: Minnesotans give Pawlenty high marks
- Before convention, Obama makes Midwest victory lap
 
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