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Gov. proposes new funding plan

by Brady Averill
Published January 19, 2005

In his State of the State Address on Tuesday, Gov. Tim Pawlenty called for a change in the way public higher education is funded. Pawlenty, speaking in Rochester, Minn., said he will not sign the bonding...

Locals help in relief effort

by Lacey Crisp
Published January 18, 2005
The Red Cross estimates the tsunami has claimed more than 155,000 lives.

Spike Lee speaks in honor of MLK Day

by Lacey Crisp
Published January 18, 2005

The Basilica of St. Mary was so packed Saturday that ushers moved people to overflow rooms. All were there to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday with keynote speaker filmmaker Spike Lee. Lee's...

Panel discusses immigrants’ issues

by Jerret Raffety
Published December 15, 2004

Community leaders and members discussed what can be done to help immigrants who are adjusting to life in Minnesota on Tuesday at the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. "Immigrants are here to stay,"...

Light rail ridership up after stops offered at Mall of America, international airport

by Jason Juno
Published December 14, 2004

Riding rates on the Hiawatha light rail increased by approximately 45,000 after the line opened to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and the Mall of America, according to first-week numbers...

Film on homeless looks at local laws

by Emily Kaiser
Published December 14, 2004

When she began her work with the homeless 20 years ago, Margaret Hastings felt the need to increase awareness, she said. Hastings, a local director, rented out the Oak Street Cinema last weekend to screen...

Clothing donations offer help to many

by Naomi Scott
Published December 13, 2004

Minneapolis resident Cheryl Griffin searched through seemingly bottomless piles of new and used clothing Friday. She grabbed shirts, khakis and other church clothes for her son. Griffin, a peer educator...

FCC holds public forum in St. Paul to discuss the media

by Kari Petrie
Published December 13, 2004

Media consolidation is hurting local broadcast and radio stations because they are not working for the public interest, a Federal Communications Commission member said Thursday. "We need to make sure we...

Pizza parlor is not business as usual

by Jared Roddy
Published December 10, 2004
Galactic Pizza's owner spoke to Carlson School students Thursday.

Students, public celebrate season with Holidazzle

by Lacey Crisp
Published December 10, 2004
There are 15 floats and more than 250 lit characters in the parade every night.

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