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• Minnesota deer hunting opener will be a warm one
  With high temperatures in the 50s or even 60s for Minnesota's deer hunting opener on Saturday, anyone who harvests a deer will have to make sure the meat isn't left out in the open for too long.November 7, 2009
• Vikings fans group springs up to push stadium
  A new Vikings fan group has sprung up to push Minnesota lawmakers to consider stadium legislation.November 6, 2009
• Wayzata shocks Woodbury to win girls' AA soccer title
  The high school soccer season ended yesterday in Minnesota with a big upset.November 6, 2009
• Pawlenty heads to NW Minnesota for deer opener
  Gov. Tim Pawlenty travels to northwestern Minnesota Friday the Seventh Annual Governor's Deer Hunting Opener.November 6, 2009
• Second U of M basketball recruit suspended
  Another Minnesota basketball recruit is in trouble: Freshman forward Royce White faces misdemeanor charges of theft and fifth-degree assault for allegedly shoplifting and shoving a security guard at the Mall of America.November 3, 2009
• Silver Bay's ATV parade certified as world record
  More than 1,600 all-terrain vehicles that lined up in Silver Bay, Minn., earlier this year set the official world record for largest ATV parade.November 3, 2009
• Census: Shortest commutes in Grand Forks
  A new U.S. Census Bureau report says Grand Forks-area drivers have the shortest commutes in the country.November 2, 2009
• 43 fans ejected from Lambeau Field on Sunday
  The Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings rivalry was too much for at least 43 football fans at Lambeau Field Sunday.November 2, 2009
• Favre rises above boos, leads Vikings to victory
  A day once unfathomable to Packers fans finally arrived Sunday, when Favre returned to Green Bay as the opponent. Worse, he came with those hated Minnesota Vikings and picked the Packers apart.November 1, 2009
• Favre's Green Bay homecoming not a happy one
  The much-hyped return of Brett Favre to Lambeau Field Sunday has riled up many Green Bay Packers fans, and led to a mock funeral, the renaming of a city street, and even an official anti-Favre mayoral declaration.November 1, 2009
• Lyndale bridge over I-494 to reopen
  The $30 million project is the latest improvement to the freeway corridor that runs past the Mall of America.October 30, 2009
• NFL's Goodell to testify on Vikings suspensions
  NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will testify on Capitol Hill next week about the case of two Minnesota Vikings players whose suspensions were blocked by the courts.October 30, 2009
• Twins to host Metrodome moving sale
  Bargains on Minnesota Twins memorabilia will abound when the team holds a "moving sale" to clean out their stuff from the Metrodome early next month.October 29, 2009
• 600 traffic safety advocates convene in Duluth
  Minnesota public safety officials say the annual number of traffic deaths in the state has gone down 30 percent since 2003.October 29, 2009
• Agency urges caution if buying Packers-Vikings tickets
  The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau is warning football fans that big games such as this weekend's Vikings-Packers game tend to invite ticket scams.October 28, 2009

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