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Residents of this St. Paul neighborhood are suddenly neighbors to a vice presidential candidate: ‘It’s neat’
At a time of heightened political tensions, neighbors have mostly shrugged off Tim Walz’s rise the last couple months. With added security, the neighborhood has actually grown quieter since his nomination, they said. Mostly, it has amounted to a funny little thrill.
Projected revenue from new construction will blunt the tax increase for Duluthians in 2025, Mayor Roger Reinert says.
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From Opinion: Violent threats against Black women leaders are no joking matter
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I didn’t find Hulk Hogan’s comment about body slamming Kamala Harris very funny at all.
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The Minnesota Interview: PBS North president Patricia Mester wants ‘Antiques Roadshow’ in Duluth
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