Mark Steil
A farmland, creek and woods that were the scene of the final battle in the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 will be preserved.
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Archives for December 2011
Michael Olson
Recovery and the season of imbibing
Dan OlsonSenjem is new Senate Majority Leader; Schlienz requested medical care day before dying; Stillwater schools plan $2 million in cuts – then $8 million more; NTSB: No distress signal before fatal helicopter crash; Fire destroys iconic Freeport flour mill; Developers seek to build large wind farm in western Wisconsin
Possible Mille Lacs walleye limits raise eyebrows, concerns; Strip clubs welcome oil workers to North Dakota boom town of Williston; Congressional net worth more than doubles since 1984; Chaos at Mall of America ends in at least 9 arrests; Locked in St. Paul vault: $4.5 million photo album
Dan Gunderson
Early flood predictions are encouraging for residents along the Red River — a welcome departure from the predictions over past several years.
MnDOT district penalized for safety violations in Struck’s death; Grand Marais climber reaches McKinley for second solo attempt; Officials celebrate significant F-M diversion milestone; Bishop offers victims apology;