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Experts: Minnesota not prepared for attacks

by Libby George
Published March 10, 2003
The state's health and safety departments need equipment, training and facilities, officials said.

Pesticide use at schools might cause asthma

by Nathan Hall
Published March 10, 2003

U.S. children are getting asthma at more than double the rate of two decades ago, according to a Feb. 24 Environmental Protection Agency report. In Minnesota, scientists and environmentalists said pesticide...

Local school’s name might change to honor Paul Wellstone

Published March 10, 2003

The Marcy Open School, a fixture of the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood, might soon be renamed to honor the late U.S. Sen. Paul Wellstone. Parents, teachers, school administrators and community members discussed...

Light rail transit ‘on track,’ but faces a setback

by Nathan Hall
Published March 7, 2003

Signs across the Twin Cities proclaim Minnesota's long-awaited $675.4 million light rail project remains "on track." Internal budget squabbles, however, might have temporarily stalled the project. At one...

U Veterinary Lab helps police solve animal crimes

Published March 6, 2003

TBy Boa Lee he University's Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory performs millions of tests each year, including West Nile virus and chronic wasting disease scans. Its customers include Como Zoo and the Minnesota...

Jenkins’ memory inspires tears and smiles for the mourners gathered at his funeral

by Rocky Thompson
Published March 5, 2003

Family and friends filled the Pax Christi Catholic Community in Eden Prairie almost to capacity last night to remember and mourn University student Chris Jenkins at his funeral. Jenkins' body was found...

Examiners complete Jenkins’ autopsy

by Emily Ayshford
Published March 3, 2003
Official results will not be available for weeks, and questions concerning foul play are left unanswered for the Jenkins family.

Former prof plans to debut transit system in Duluth

by Nathan Hall
Published February 27, 2003

With light rail construction possibly running out of money, alternative and cheaper mass transportation solutions have been gaining popularity. One such futuristic idea is personal rapid transit. For many,...

Federal funds might boost local transit projects

by Nathan Hall
Published February 25, 2003

With a struggling national economy and record-breaking state deficits, good budget news has been in short supply. But some positive developments might be on the way for Twin Cities-area environment and...

Woodbury man faces charges for fabricating evidence of U degrees

by Rocky Thompson
Published February 21, 2003

A Woodbury man faces felony forgery charges for allegedly claiming to possess University degrees he never earned. University police issued a summons Tuesday for Jason R. Severtson to appear in court for...

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