Minneapolis Named Best City For Seniors
Seniors can look outside the Sunbelt for a great place to live. According to a new Bankers Life and Casualty Company Center For a Secure Retirement survey, Minneapolis, Minnesota tops the list of best cities for senior living.
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Minneapolis Named Best City For Seniors
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$69 for a Diamond Elite Ultrasonic Toothbrush with Free Shipping ($228.95 Value)
North Minneapolis neighborhood beat…
The Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association will hold a board meeting 6:30-8pm Tuesday, October 11.A Residents discuss activities, projects and events in the neighborhood.
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July 19, 1914: Speed king defies death at fairgrounds
Sample Minnesota’s rich history, courtesy of a microfilm archive of newspaper articles, photos and ads dating back more than 140 years.
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July 19, 1914: Speed king defies death at fairgrounds
Mayor Rybak, Atlanta Mayor Place Friendly Wager on WNBA Finals
(MINNEAPOLIS) – Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed today placed a friendly wager on the outcome of the WNBA championship series between the Minneapolis-based Minnesota Lynx and the Atlanta Dream.
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Judge takes former Gibbon pasto…
A two-count, serious felony, third degree criminal sex case involving a former rural Gibbon Lutheran pastor and a 16-year-old girl was taken under advisement by Sibley County District Court Judge Tom McCarthy Thursday.
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Celebrate Oktoberfest in New Ulm
For its German roots and Oktoberfest celebration, we called New Ulm a “Mini Munich” in our October issue and shared some ways to enjoy a visit there, like visiting the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame , dining on German food at Veigel’s Kaiserhoff or enjoying music at the Grand Kabaret .
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Celebrate Oktoberfest in New Ulm
‘New Millennium Japanese Ceramics’ at Northern Clay…
“New Millennium Japanese Ceramics: Rejecting Labels & Embracing Clay,” curated by Daniel H. Rosen, offers an array of work by Japanese artists, including Rina Hongo and Naoto Nakada, who both participated in three-month McKnight residencies this summer.
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Holywood shoots. Minneapolis scores.
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Minneapolis Schools: Growing again
Minneapolis Public Schools was once the largest school district in Minnesota. However, they were eclipsed by the Anoka-Hennepin School District some years ago.
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Minneapolis Schools: Growing again
