Anthony Lonetree

Reporter

St. Paul education

A lifelong music fan, Lonetree wrote the first Replacements stories to be published in a daily newspaper (St. Paul Dispatch) and now makes in-store mixes for a Northeast Minneapolis vintage clothing store -- with top sound sources. He lives in Minneapolis with his wife, son and two dogs. He also has four daughters from an action-packed early life on St. Paul's East Side. He's a Ho-Chunk tribal member.

A lifelong music fan, Lonetree wrote the first Replacements stories to be published in a daily newspaper (St. Paul Dispatch) and now makes in-store mixes for a Northeast Minneapolis vintage clothing store -- with top sound sources. He lives in Minneapolis with his wife, son and two dogs. He also has four daughters from an action-packed early life on St. Paul's East Side. He's a Ho-Chunk tribal member.

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alonetree@startribune.com

612-673-4109

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St. Paul

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News & Politics

Minnesota lawmakers propose taking classroom cellphone bans statewide

A hearing was held Monday as school districts rush to meet a March 15 deadline to set local policies.

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Twin Cities

Schools are facing cuts across Minnesota. Bloomington has an interesting plan.

Districts across Minnesota are due to receive $531 million in automatic per-pupil funding increases during the next two years, but costs are rising and chances for significant new aid are slim.

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St. Paul

Catholic school in St. Paul’s Rondo neighborhood celebrates past with eye to the future

St. Peter Claver is holding steady with about 90 students as part of a consortium of Twin Cities schools serving urban-area students in need.

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