Новости за 14.07.2018

Caito Bowles-Roth and her husband Tommy Dixon are co-founders of Twin Cities Adaptive Cycling, a non profit that provides access to bicycles to people with disabilities.

Brad Kelvington previously oversaw public schools in the Aitkin district.

Draft policy would punish those who ignore personal pronoun preferences.

The muddled DFL field for governor has created a challenge for Republican ad makers who would like to go on the attack now.

Apartment proposal designed with young professionals in mind.

Producers say strict guides are crucial to maintaining consumer confidence.

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The funeral for Thurman Blevins, 31, a black man shot and killed by Minneapolis Police on June 23rd, was held at Faith Deliverance Holiness Church on Saturday, July 14, 2018. Hundreds of mourners gathered. Interment was at Crystal Lake Cemetery.

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The site has not banned or blocked Infowars pages.

Neighbor to the north hoards its cool air as Minnesota swelters.

The Minneapolis company is starting to sell franchises after founders sold it to a St. Paul private-equity firm

With taconite plants running again, the Iron Range is open for business. Each mining job can lead to three more to support it, the IRRRB says.

The venerable band is “having fun again,” leading to another new album.

The current economic expansion is about a year away from setting a record as the longest in American history.

Stability in individual, small-group markets proves elusive.

Upgrading to cleaner-burning, energy-saving equipment pays myriad dividends in the long run.

Penny’s Coffee, which is more cafe than coffee shop, is set to expand.

In these times, it is interesting to look at some of the things happening in the economy.