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Gingrich wins Union Leader endorsement
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Austin's "Festival of Lights"
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Welch Village Ski Resort Opens
More Trash Shows Economy Getting Better
Black Friday Shoppers Stand in Line for Deals
Black Friday Sales Beginning on Thanksgiving
Not Everyone Gets Thanksgiving Day Off
Salvation Army Thanksgiving Dinner
Kindergartners Feast
Strong Push to Make MN Bullying Laws Stronger
Thanksgiving Travel Outlook
Pizza is Dinner of Choice on Thanksgiving Eve
Two Teens Arrested, Charged in String of Crimes
Hy-Vee Thanksgiving Shopping Preps
Lyle School District Controversy
Increased Law Enforcement over Holiday Weekend
The Dangers of Thin Ice
Millions to Hit the Road for Holiday Travel
Car Drives into House

Best Value Colleges
Obama gets jump on Christmas shopping
Arab League approves Syria sanctions
Karzai: Afghan forces to take lead in more areas
Receding floods reveal crocs in Bangkok
Indonesia bridge collapses; 4 dead, scores missing
Students arrested in Egypt home in U.S.
Egypt protester killed outside Cabinet
Libyan women rally to demand help for rape victims
Obama to catch brother-in-law's basketball game

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It's one last Little Christmas this year
Local job numbers at record highs
A boy on his bike: lucky to be alive
City ready for towing reversal
Spear: Boys & Girls Club could fill need
Today’s services (11/27/11)
Today's services for 11/26/2011
Off brand television leads investigators to burglary suspects
Ojanpa: This week’s real doorbuster event
Website gathers adoption stories from around the state
40 years of City Mouse
Update: MSU student killed in plane crash identified
Earliest ever store openings draw big crowds
Update: Plane in Wisconsin crash has MSU-Mankato logo on tail
Today's services for 11/25/2011
Be a Santa to a Senior program is about the visit more than the gift
Comments sought on expansion of Sibley County egg farm
St. Peter home care agency named to elite list
Police officers join retailers for early Black Friday shifts
Homeowner angst, confusion on taxes, home values

Local retailers report uptick on Small Business Saturday
55 years and counting for Saint Marys longest-serving employee (video)
Answer Man: Zigzagging days downtown are over
Marion transformer fire could have been worse
Poem: "An Ode to a Helicopter," by Sister Lauren Weinandt
Dakota County plans bike path near burial ground
Back Roads: Retiring court administrator to focus on grandkids
Market Strasse heats up the Peace Plaza
Wind advisory for southwest Minnesota, the Dakotas
Week in Review
250 served at Rochester Thanksgiving meal
Byron man to Tweet from rocket launch site
Black Friday midnight opening draws 15K to MOA
Catholic Church launches new liturgy
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NATO attack allegedly kills 24 Pakistani troops
As US troops leave Iraq, what is the legacy of eight years of war?
Report: Quist making another run for Congress
Stadium politics likely to dominate session
Occupy protesters appear at Bachmann book signing
Austin Public Schools forms steering committee
Homestead property tax deadline is approaching
Early start means early deals
Ton of hospitality on menu in Austin
Austin birth notices
Hormel Foundation donates nearly $6 million to organizations
Austins farmers market goes indoors for winter
Marv Repinski: Austin continue a welcome spirit
Salvation Army food bank need 'has grown so much'
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Local Businesses Drop "Snowball" Discounts
Drag Racing Accident in Mason City
Black Friday Frenzy
Fighting for a Cure
Behind the Scenes: Local Holiday Light Show
Counterfeit "Ugg" Boots Sold
Small Businesses Compete With Big Box Stores on Black Friday
Salvation Army Rings Bells Overnight
Salvation Army Gives Thanks
4-Hers Head to the Windy City
Alcohol Sales Rise During Thanksgiving
Churches Work Together for Free Meal
What are you thankful for?
Warmer Than Normal Thanksgiving Day
DayBreak: Students Reflect on Meaning of Thanksgiving
'Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving
Drop and Shop at The Rose Bowl
Blue Zone Update
Hundreds Served Thanksgiving Meal
Online Lottery Sales
Helping Those In Need
Freeborn County's Next Wind Turbine?
Another Charged for Hog Thefts
A Community Thanksgiving Meal
One Year Later the Wunderlichs Return Home
IA Bank Lending on the Rise; MN Banks Showing "Sluggish Improvement"
Preparing for Black Friday
Black Friday Shopping Help
Land Donation Offered to Local School District

Iowa fish report
Today's forecast: Decreasing cloudiness, high 37°
Program on beavers is Dec. 8 at Thorpe Park
North Iowa Today for Sunday, Nov. 27
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Chatterbox: Christmas shopping
School turbines: Forest City shows it can be done
Residents’ memories form basis of Mason City neighborhood history
Lefse-making is Tveiten family tradition
Iowan to get diploma after skipping graduation during WWII
Fire causes $30,000 damage to Norwalk home
Economy, tax credit insecurity stall wind farm growth
2 key senators call for tough line with Pakistan
Fresno prof works to grow a later, tastier grape
Aging sagebrush rebel keeps up fight against feds
Big expansion, big questions for Teach for America
AP Newsbreak: Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks
Iowa fish report
Today's forecast: Decreasing cloudiness, high 37°
Program on beavers is Dec. 8 at Thorpe Park
North Iowa Today for Sunday, Nov. 27
Obituaries published Sunday, November 27, 2011
Police calls published Nov 27 2011
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Globe Gazette Editorial: Special sections on neighborhoods, wind energy offer quite a contrast
The Editor's Inbox: Some crimes are back-page news
The Editor's Inbox: Impact of child labor rules
The Editor's Inbox: Time for a GOP update
Salvation Army kettle campaign needs your help (Globe Gazette editorial)
Black Friday promises fun, frenzy (Globe Gazette editorial)
Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows
Iowa fish report
Program on beavers is Dec. 8 at Thorpe Park
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Wilkinson, Shell Rock greenbelts closing Monday
Big crowds, low prices, warm temps herald beginning of holiday shopping
Forest City's movie theater to close soon unless buyer found
Rooftop heating element cited in Cargill plant fire
Baker denies wedding cake to same-sex couple
Friday accident scene
Stacyville woman injured when her car hits rural Riceville home
Problems loom for Obama, Kagan (Guest View)
Rooftop heating element cited in Cargill plant fire
Problems loom for Obama, Kagan (Guest View)
Baker denies wedding cake to same-sex couple
King: No plans to return to private sector employment
The Editor's Inbox: Time for a GOP update
We don’t need politicians who trumpet their belief in God (Donald Kaul column)
Endangered species in Iowa could grow to 11
Millionaire lawmakers (Editor's Inbox)
Hurt by Kaul’s column (Editor's Inbox)

Mbakwe leads Minnesota past DePaul 86-85
Gambling’s toll obscured in Minn. stadium push
Shutdown cost offset by savings
Christmas shopping used to be fun
Brewer to tap 1,000th batch Friday
Salvation Army bells begin ringing
News from around the state
Woman pepper sprays shoppers
At 8 years old, Minn. boy takes on advanced math
Co-Player of the Year: Anna Schlaak
Turkeys, not tornadoes
Thanksgiving Meals on Wheels helps thousands
Weekend Planner: Annual Festival of Trees opens Friday
Editorial: Thumbs
Target shoppers seek deals
Wis. plane crash has Mankato tie
Man seen brandishing knife; other local law enforcement reports
Our Father’s House to host speaker Sunday
St. John’s residents donate to toy drive
Winnebago ethanol plant fined
Small town, big ride
Help realtors help Salvation Army
Judges kick Bent Tree Wind Farm case to Wis. Supreme Court
Co-Player of the Year: Josie Brackey
Minnesota to meet reeling Illinois in season finale
Dakota County plans bike path near burial ground
Convictions
Stadium politics to top coming session
Upcoming events at First Lutheran Church in A.L.
A very fancy lunch

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Notes of the holidays
Gallery: Christmas in the City
Re-used and re-tooled
Woodworker fiddles with creations
Lights for the season
Albert Lea dealership under new ownership
RCC group holds Human Rights week events
Black Friday bodes well for retailers
Board to get overview of testing data
Stadium debate to take center stage at session
Judges kick Bent Tree Wind Farm case to Wis. Supreme Court
Deals or bust
Going hungry in Mower County
Best Bets: Ready, set, Christmas
Rushing to the holidays in Albert Lea
Man pleads not guilty to robbing, duct-taping women
Christ Episcopal welcomes new priest
Herald has Black Friday specials
Despite disease, child back to being 3
Murder case may be blemish for Minn. Karen community
Police suspect duo stole vehicles
‘Tis the season at the Paramount
Getting the turkey farm back to normal
CRWD rules take effect on Dec. 1
Public Health to seek $100K grant
Gallery: Christmas in the City
Man pleads not guilty to robbing, duct-taping women
Murder case may be blemish for Minn. Karen community
Police suspect duo stole vehicles
Bruins blank Minot 3-0
Girls hockey: Thompson nets hat trick as Packers win big
Area teen wins 2 powerlifting titles
Hayfield’s Blanchard signs with Briar Cliff
Judges kick Bent Tree Wind Farm case to Wis. Supreme Court
Black Friday shopper uses pepper spray for ‘competitive’ edge
Earlier deals, longer hours woo shoppers
Eagan man accused of swindling $320K from 86-year-old mom
24-year-old man dead after Wis. plane crash
More trash may mean improving economy
Ga. farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
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Lab Animal Care Techs, Hormel Institiute
Cook, Sterling Cafe
First & Second Shift General Production, QPP
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CDL Driver, Krueger Trucking
A football stadium from farm land
Christmas just isn’t Christmas without these goodies
Hurm, Healey: Training mishap stems from lack of communication
Court places teen who killed dog with brick

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Duluth tycoon Jeno Paulucci, 93, shared his money, opinions
Tevlin: There's more to egg video than just eggs and chickens
On Your Side: South St. Paul dealership's BBB rating rebounds

Maplewood's trash talk comes down to a vote Monday
Vehicle strikes horse on U.S. 2 east of Crookston
Twin Cities: As education changes, time for development does, too
University of Minnesota shares $2.5M grant for wine, grape study
Threatening letters containing white powder sent to 13 home improvement stores in Twin Cities
LAKEVILLE: Man sentenced for raping girl in park
Two Harbors school bus driver cleared in sex case
Obituary: Jeno Paulucci, 93, brought canned Chinese food, pizza rolls to the masses
Minnesota State University-Mankato aviation student was victim of Wisconsin plane crash
North Dakota town makes exception for oilfield 'man camp'
Report: Allen Quist making another run for Congress
Pilot's body recovered after helicopter crashes into Cass County lake
Hastings animal shelter's 'Black Friday' sale aims to offset dark-furred pet prejudice
Michele Bachmann book signing gets mixed reviews at Mall of America
A Thanksgiving treat for Twin Cities: It's 4th-warmest on record
Injured East Grand Forks bald eagle has to be euthanized
If gambling expands to pay for Vikings stadium, what about social costs on Minnesota?
Grand Forks driver injured in collision with horse in Crookston
Bemidji, Minn.: Paul Bunyan's 75th birthday will be (of course) big

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Gingrich wins Union Leader endorsement
Posted on: Nov. 27 2011,8:21 am by the breeze
Gingrich wins Union Leader endorsement By Meghashyam Mali - 11/27/11 06:09 AM ET GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich received the endorsement of the influential editorial board of the New Hampshire Union Leader on Sunday, providing another boost to his surging campaign. The endorsement gives the former House Speaker additional momentum after a month which has seen him vault to the top of national GOP polls. "We are in critical need of the innovative, forward-looking strategy and positive leadership that Gingrich has shown he is capable of providing," said the editorial by publisher Joseph W. McQuaid. http://thehill.com/homenew...rsement "A lot of candidates say they're going to improve Washington. Newt Gingrich has actually done that, and Edited by the breeze, One minute ago. What is the distinctive plea of the church of Christ? It is primarily a plea for religious unity based upon the Bible. In a divided religious world it is believed that the Bible is the only possible common denominator upon which most, if not all, of the God-fearing people of the land can unite. This is an appeal to go back to the Bible. It is a plea to speak where the Bible speak and to remain silent where the Bible is silent in all matters that pertain to religion. It further emphasizes that in everything religious there must be a "Thus saith the Lord" for all that is done. The objective is religious unity of all believers in Christ. The basis is the New Testament. The method is the restoration of New Testament Christianity. (1) comments
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Obama named among '25 least influential peopl
Posted on: Nov. 27 2011,8:05 am by the breeze
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=371713 Something has happened to the media's adoration for President Barack Obama. According to an MSNBC sneak peek report, the men's magazine GQ � which named Obama "Man of the Year" in 2008 and "Leader of the Year" in 2009 � will name the president one of its "25 Least Influential People Alive" in its December 2011 issue. Specifically, the "leader of the free world" comes in at No. 25. Read more: Obama named among '25 least influential people alive' http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=371713#ixzz1erk8x473 (2) comments
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PBS Travel Guru Rick Steves: Smoking Pot is "My Ci
Posted on: Nov. 26 2011,4:28 am by Stone-Magnon
PBS Travel Guru Rick Steves: Smoking Pot is "My Civil Liberty" You know, the funny thing is, while you watch this, please keep in mind that in MN a judge will often force a marijuana offender to drug treatment and/or mental health. Do you know what it's like having some young gal half your age, in drug treatment ask you why you got high? It's laughable. Or do you know what it's like having a psychiatrist guy ask you if you believe in God and not proceeding until he gets an answer. Now watch this from a fellow Scandinavian... (5) comments
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