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Jacob Aloi

Twin Cities mosque burglary investigation. Star Wars in Ojibwe in theaters now

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Twin Cities Muslim leaders are asking police to investigate a recent mosque burglary as a possible anti-Muslim bias crime. And the Ojibwe language version of the movie “Star Wars: A New Hope” is showing in some theaters around the state starting Friday.

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