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That 1960 champion team beat teams far larger on its improbable improbable state tournament run.
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Pardoning Derek Chauvin would be a cruel gesture that reinforces the fact that not all lives matter.
Other cost-free events include brass band and grunge concerts, Memorial Day remembrance and a book fair.
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Minnesota lawmakers are weighing whether to make changes to the state’s paid family medical leave law.
