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Minn. Police Agencies to Enforce 'Move Over' Law
Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Proclamation Ceremony
Pelosi, Ellison Hold Public Forum on Famine
Gov. Dayton's Jobs Tours Stops in Winona
8 Year Old Boy Hit By Car
Grant Available To Improve Voting For Disabled
Fresh and Simple: Healthy At The State Fair
Move-in Day for Freshman at UMR
New Abortion Method in Rochester Raising Concerns
DEED Business Development Director in Austin
Mayo Clinic Takes Advantage of Social Media
Linda Tuttle Sentenced to more than 3 Years in Prison
Iowa to Honor Slain Navy SEAL and Dog Might Help
Obama Speaks to Veterans in Minneapolis

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White House projects declining deficit in 2012
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The restored Red Jacket Trestle will be better than ever
Restored Red Jacket Trestle to resemble original
Sculpture tour wins accolades
Cross: These days, be careful what you carry
On school funding, MN2020 stresses need to be smart
Winona LaDuke to keynote Women & Spirituality event
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Winona LaDuke to keynote Women & Spirituality conference
Sex offender back in jail after Le Sueur incident
County set for 3 percent levy hike limit
Night to Unite strengthens communities
Blue Earth County favors public housing smoking ban
Vikings coming to a theater near you
Jerry Johannsen of Winnebago hoping to raise funds for vets memorial
Anthony Hauser, man whose son fled state to avoid chemo, dies
Today's services (8/31/2011)
Crack cocaine stash found in gas station bathroom
Council fires warning shot on library funding
Putting order into bipolar disorder
Girls get caught for late-night goat walk

Beyond the Yellow Ribbon expands to area cities
Man comes face to face with black bear
What benefit is a clean river?
Plants, fish and water are assessed in new study
Around the state
Answer Man: Always check out favorite charities
Lens on History: A magnificent fire station razed
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Day in history, Sept. 1
Your Pictures: Rochester Greek Fest
Stewartville expands netbook program for students
Davids proposes use of Heritage Fund for veterans museum
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Fact check: Bachmann oversimplifies energy claims
Bachmann back in Minn. for American Legion speech
Klobuchar to hold roundtable on synthetic drugs
Obama bows to Boehner; jobs speech will be Sept. 8
Obama declares New York disaster area; Irene brings fresh floods
YMCA: Fall I session begins Sept. 12
Woman's wage increase with HRA comes during tough financial times
Northwood celebrates Founders Day
Heard on the Street: Spam lip glaze keeps your pucker meaty
Dan Conradt: 885 pictures, 350 keepers
HRA board members full of questions about staffing, wages
Suspicious deer tests negative for chronic wasting disease
Austin man charged with motor vehicle theft

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Servantez files for at-large council seat
Some area schools dismissing due to heat
Suicide Awareness and Prevention Run/Walk Sept. 25 at Clarion
Portion of Shell Rock River Greenbelt to reopen
Lime Creek annual meeting set for Sept. 6
Workers to protest at U. of Iowa construction site
Parent Partner open house is today
Survey shows sluggish Midwest, Plains economy
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North Iowa Today for Thursday, Sept. 1
Young students kick off school year
Mason City man guilty of domestic abuse, assault
G-H talks whole-grade sharing
Bachmann touts jobs policy on return to Iowa
Charles City School Board will seek costs on new middle school vs. remodeling old
Dusty legacy of 9/11 still a medical mystery
NM officer having sex on car hood won't be charged
Woman's leg amputated after Fla. alligator attack
Officials celebrate new Wash. state BMW plant
Hurricane Katia continues moving across Atlantic
Servantez files for at-large council seat
Some area schools dismissing due to heat
Suicide Awareness and Prevention Run/Walk Sept. 25 at Clarion
Lime Creek annual meeting set for Sept. 6
Parent Partner open house is today
Today's forecast: Sunny, high 94°
North Iowa Today for Thursday, Sept. 1
Obituaries published Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011
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Retraining, lifelong learning (Editor's Inbox)
Renew NIACC levy (Editor's Inbox)
Why aren’t the rich creating jobs? (Kaul column)
Get ready for dove season (Editor's Inbox)
Paul speaks for nation (Editor's Inbox)
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Lime Creek Fall Festival is Sept. 11
Vehicle lands on river's edge
Moped driver injured in accident
Eagle Grove woman charged with sending obscene messages to student
Iowa Hawkeyes to honor slain Navy SEAL --- and dog might help
Mason Cityan sentenced for assaulting officer
Errant disc golf shots rest in Winnebago River
Moped driver injured in accident
Flexibility is key to small school's survival
The Editor's Inbox: A look at the lockout - not strike
Guest View: Gun law is double-edged sword
Gronstal will oppose gay marriage vote again
King, Bachmann political peas in a pod
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Albert Lea County Commissioner sentenced to 42 months in federal prison
‘Nothing to do’ city wears out this grandpa (Skipper column)

US gives another $23M in grants for famine relief
Who will be the best in football this year?
Convictions
The way of the disc
2 arrested in counterfeit State Fair ticket sales
Weekend Planner: Last weekend of summer before school starts ahead
Obama’s order skips Congress
Editorial: Get out of the house
Selena’s quinceañera celebration
McGruff visits daycare
Woman arrested after allegedly using fake names to get meds
Woman accused in texting crash pleads guilty
Yields likely to be average
State finds money for honor guards
Charges: Arsonist targeted ex-Viking’s family
Green Lea to host 84th Shortstop
Noon Kiwanis donates to schools
Hospice luncheon to be held at end of September
Woman arrested for DWI
Bachmann is back in Minn.
Churches planning 9/11 service
Vaccines increase for Minnesota teens
Bar has busy fall planned
Great Lakes, Mississippi split sought
Bella Ruse to perform in Austin
Minn. pilot dies after crashing in Canadian lake
Trib Sports Report: Max Jeffrey
Tigers blanked in opener
A treasure chest of jewelry at the Albert Lea Art Center
Winners of Distinguished Alumni Awards announced

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A new home or time to close
Project to slow flood flows
Area teen vies to play State Fair grandstand
Art Center gaining traction, funding
Riege: School Up Some Walleyes
Nephew pleads guilty to burglary with his uncle
One pleads guilty to robbing woman 8-months pregnant
Winery’s zoning passes committee
Commission votes down ‘Grannyflat’ ordinance
MCHS-Austin program to help obese, diabetics
Police reports: Minor arrested on consumption charge
Hormel invites investors to webinar
Austin resident to serve on Minnesota Chamber board
Daily Dose: Woman goes fishing, hooks prosthetic leg
Car towed, starts on fire
Victims respond to Tuttle sentencing
BBQ gives taste of new year
Vets plan big event for 9/11 anniversary
Vaccines increase for Minn. teens
Crop yields dry up in warm weather
USC farmers win grant for school
SEMAC looking for grant proposals
Back to the costly grind
Technology a growing part of classrooms
Tuttle sentenced to 42 months prison
Back to the costly grind
Police reports: Minor arrested on consumption charge
Police reports: Dog, cat bites reported
Police reports: Theft on E Main in LeRoy
No cash for boy who made ‘miracle’ shot
Riege: School Up Some Walleyes
RCC men’s soccer team tops NCU
Tigers top Austin girls
2 arrested for fake State Fair tickets
No cash for boy who made ‘miracle’ shot
Irene estimated as one of nation’s costliest storms
Obama to discuss jobs package
Father threw crying son overboard on sight-seeing cruise
Man trying to get murder conviction overturned
Funding for honor guards at vet funerals cut
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CAB takes push to end bullying to the streets
Victims respond to Tuttle sentencing
Tuttle sentenced to 42 months prison

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Minnesota prepares to set wild rice water quality standards
St. Paul cabdriver gets 4 months for groping passenger
Minnesota to continue paying for honor guards at veterans' funerals
Motorcyclist killed in I-94 crash in Minneapolis
Brainerd police credit force's dog with arrest
Father whose son fled Minnesota to avoid chemotherapy dies
Insurance company owner sentenced for theft
Child molester gets probation, not prison, because judge and lawyers messed up
Texter, 19, pleads guilty in accident that killed 77-year-old Parkers Prairie woman
Ex-Freeborn County official sentenced in theft
Man admits he was driver of Hummer in fatal crash in Stearns County
6th necklace stolen in St. Paul amid rash of thefts
Moorhead funeral scheduled for cross-carrying evangelist
Man stabbed to death, 3 wounded in Northeast Minneapolis
Man who fatally shot Mahnomen County deputy goes on trial
Congressmen, including Minnesota's John Kline, heckled at hearing in Las Vegas
Man shot, wounded after allegedly driving car at Minneapolis police officers
President Barack Obama's remarks, as prepared for delivery
Douglas County pipeline repair may endanger plants

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How To Teach the Children
Posted on: Aug. 31 2011,5:38 pm by Stone-Magnon
This is how. If I would've saw this in 6th it would have changed my life. This is funny. (0) comments
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Haha, You Got Punked Dude!
Posted on: Aug. 31 2011,4:41 pm by Stone-Magnon
Teen arrested over shotgun Published 9:06am Tuesday, August 30, 2011 Email Comments AUSTIN � A 16-year-old boy was arrested at a Dexter park Sunday night after he allegedly threatened several teens with a shotgun after being pranked. Mower County Sheriff Terese Amazi said officers came to Dexter park at around 11 p.m. Sunday in response to a call of a young man brandishing a gun. According to police reports, the 16-year-old became mad after a group of youths ranging in age from 13 to 19 lifted his four-wheeler onto a picnic table as a prank. The 16-year-old became angry, left the park and returned with the shotgun. Officers found the shotgun and took the 16-year-old into custody. The 16-year-old admitted to police he overreacted, Amazi said. The 16-year-old was held at Many Rivers Juvenile Detention Center and could face a second-degree assault charge. (2) comments
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'MSNBC Is Less a News Provider Than a Carousel of
Posted on: Aug. 31 2011,1:59 pm by the breeze
NYT Shocker: 'MSNBC Is Less a News Provider Than a Carousel of Liberal Opinion' By Noel Sheppard \| August 30, 2011 \| 22:55 51Share Change font size: A \| A When one of the nation's most liberal papers thinks the nation's most liberal cable news network is too biased, the owners of said network should sit up and take notice. Consider what Alessandra Stanley wrote about MSNBC at the New York Times Tuesday: The Rev. Al Sharpton began his new career as an official MSNBC talk show host on Monday by telling viewers not to expect James Brown. �I�m not going to be a robotic host reading the teleprompter like a robot,� he said. �Nor am I going to come in here and do the James Brown and do the �electric slide� to prove to you that I�m not stiff,� he added, waving his arms in a rough approximation of a dance move. �I�m going to say what I mean and mean what I say.� And that may be the problem with Mr. Sharpton�s cable news pulpit: what he means to say is in lockstep with every other MSNBC evening program, making the stretch between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. a nonstop lecture on liberal values and what is wrong with the Republican Party. I very much understand if you're checking that link to verify this was indeed a Times article. I checked it thrice - be my guest. But Stanley wasn't finished with her critique of this farce of a so-called "news network": [I]n the evening at least, MSNBC is less a news provider than a carousel of liberal opinion � potential conflicts of interest are swept aside in the swirl of excitable guests. Unfortunately, so is conflict. There is almost no real debate on any of these evening shows: a conservative is brought on and put on the spot, then in a different segment two people who agree with the host on a given issue answer the host�s questions, usually, with words like �you�re so right.� Story Continues Below Ad ↓ That bears repeating: "MSNBC is less a news provider than a carousel of liberal opinion." This from the New York Times. Maybe the folks at Comcast, General Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs...dOgJntt (2) comments
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