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Art Hounds: ‘Network: A River Connected’ takes a stroll down the Mississippi

Art Hounds: ‘Network: A River Connected’ takes a stroll down the Mississippi

This week’s Art Hounds look at an art exhibit about a walk along the Mississippi, Gilbert and Sullivan relocated to Scotland and a blend of concert band and technology.
by Emily Bright

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After 38 years of consistency, Winona-area House district to gain new lawmaker after intense race

After 38 years of consistency, Winona-area House district to gain new lawmaker after intense race

In politically-split Winona, two candidates are seeking to replace a longtime legislator. The outcome of the race could determine party control of the Minnesota House.
by Catharine Richert

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Anonymous donor pays assessment bill to save Fergus Falls historic home

Anonymous donor pays assessment bill to save Fergus Falls historic home

An anonymous donor has stepped up to save the historic home of the first Black resident of Fergus Falls. The 139-year-old house faced forfeiture to Otter Tail County due to an unpaid city assessment bill.
by Regina Medina and Mathew Holding Eagle III

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