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’We were already struggling’: Several Somali mothers say they were duped into paying for poor tutoring services

’We were already struggling’: Several Somali mothers say they were duped into paying for poor tutoring services

Eighteen local Somali mothers say they were unknowingly signed up to pay for thousands of dollars in tutoring services through their state tax refunds.
by Joey Peters

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In Wabasha, a collector puts his passion for all things eagles on full display

In Wabasha, a collector puts his passion for all things eagles on full display

Preston Cook spent decades collecting tens of thousands of items bearing bald eagle imagery. The longtime California real estate developer donated the collection to the National Eagle Center in Wabasha and then moved to town.
by Dan Gunderson

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President-elect Trump brings South Dakota politicians into national spotlight

President-elect Trump brings South Dakota politicians into national spotlight

While the next four years of President-elect Donald Trump’s administration are still being constructed, South Dakota politicians are being brought into a larger national conversation.
by Phil Picardi, Heidi Raschke and Lukas Levin

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Minnesota Frost ready to defend championship in sophomore season

Minnesota Frost ready to defend championship in sophomore season

The Professional Women’s Hockey League Team is back on the ice with a new team name, new uniforms and an 18-player returning roster. The Frost started pre-season training Thursday in St. Paul.
by Peter Cox

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At a Minneapolis brunch, hundreds of Black women ‘choose joy’ despite Trump win

At a Minneapolis brunch, hundreds of Black women ‘choose joy’ despite Trump win

Sheletta Brundidge organized a brunch for Black women in Minneapolis on Saturday morning after the election that drew over 200 attendees seeking to unpack and recharge. 
by Feven Gerezgiher

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Tradition and innovation on display in Pueblo pottery exhibit at Mia

Tradition and innovation on display in Pueblo pottery exhibit at Mia

Pueblo artist and potter Jody Folwell is credited with beginning a contemporary art movement in Pueblo pottery. The Minneapolis Institute of Art is featuring a gallery of Folwell’s original works through the end of January.   
by Chandra Colvin

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