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The VBA offers students $2,000 of scholarship money to go into any trade program to tackle labor shortages.
Freshman forward Hadley Thul had a game-high 21 points against the Warriors, including a couple of big buckets down the stretch to turn a tie game at 47 into a 57-49 win over the Warriors (10-3).
In the last five years, more than a half a million dollars has been raised in this area.
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The FBI alleges in search warrant affidavits that Feeding Our Future, the state’s largest independent sponsor of federal food programs, submitted false reimbursement records and conspired with business owners who stole and laundered funds as part of a “massive fraud” involving shell companies, kickbacks and dozens of bank accounts.
The fire happened at Ferguson Brothers Excavating on County Road 82.
Not much is known about the individuals, aside from authorities believing they are a family of Indian nationals, and part of a larger group apprehended in northern Minnesota, about 6 miles east of Pembina.
In a lawsuit filed Thursday, Jan 20, in Hennepin County District Court, the restaurants and bars asked a judge to nullify the Minneapolis vaccine rule, arguing the policy is an undue burden on businesses that already suffered from restrictions earlier in the pandemic. The plaintiffs in the lawsuit include a Minnesota Jimmy John's franchisee and several Minneapolis bars including downtown's Gay 90's.
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Reverend Brian Alnes died on January 4, 2022, due to complications from a medical condition obtained during line of duty service.
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Lonnie Dupre is filming the impact of climate change on the Polar Inuit people he met in Greenland 20 years ago.
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The seventh-grade class is part of a generation unaware of the horrors of polio, which crippled and killed children in the first half of the 1900s.
The University of Minnesota horticulture garden in Morris is open to the public.
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