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• John Pizzarelli: expanding music with rhythm and swing
  When you make your living playing and singing classic songs that were popular decades ago, audiences can be surprised if you throw them a curve.December 11, 2012
• MinnesotaCare shift to vouchers off to slow start
  The Healthy Minnesota Contribution Program was supposed to shift 4,200 people from the MinnesotaCare program to a voucher system. But the program itself is having a hard time getting off the ground.December 11, 2012
• Widespread drought affecting Minnesota's wildlife
  The heavy snow that fell on parts of central Minnesota over the weekend may be too late to help relieve widespread drought.December 11, 2012
• Sidewalk advocate says don't be shy about shoveling
  Let's face it, with a snow dump like we just had, it's tough to keep our sidewalks properly cleared.December 10, 2012
• Anoka-Hennepin School Board hears petitioners seeking ouster of anti-bullying task force member
  The Anoka-Hennepin School Board listened to testimony but took no action Monday evening after a group presented a petition seeking the ouster of one member of the district's anti-bullying task force.December 10, 2012
• Corps not budging on Miss. River flap
  The Army Corps of Engineers has turned back requests by federal lawmakers and the barge industry to release more water from the Missouri River, believing the drought-starved Mississippi River it feeds still will remain open to shipping despite mounting concerns about water levels.December 8, 2012
• Heavy equipment at the old Ford plant, proposed demolition schedule online
  They're moving at least one oversized load onto the old Twin Cities Assembly Plant property in St. Paul's Highland Park neighborhood. That beauty right there rolled down Ford Parkway and through the front gate as the snow started this afternoon.December 7, 2012
• NHL lockout takes toll on small businesses
  The NHL lockout, now in its 83rd day, continues to distress St. Paul business owners.December 7, 2012
• Foreclosure review request deadline nears
  The application deadline is approaching for independent foreclosure reviews that could provide financial benefits to thousands of Minnesotans.December 7, 2012
• Smarting from election losses, state Republicans discuss strategy to regroup
  The Minnesota Republican Party's central committee meets Saturday following big defeats at the polls last month.December 7, 2012
• Mineral lease sale delayed; Gov. scolds DNR officials
  Top state officials have declined to approve the sale of 31 leases to explore for minerals, pending the results of a court case.December 7, 2012
• Report: health dept. failed to monitor grants, stop possible impropriety
  The Minnesota Legislative Auditor's office will broadly review of the state Department of Health's administration of grants, after the auditor's office found health officials failed to stop a case of possible impropriety.December 7, 2012
• Photos: Historic Union Depot in St. Paul
  A $243 million renovation of the St. Paul Union Depot is completed, and the downtown St. Paul facility will reopen to transit riders on Saturday, kicked off with an open house for the public. Here's a look at the depot from a historical perspective.December 7, 2012
• Dayton open to new look at stadium deal; authors, charities are not
  The players in this past spring's stadium endgame say they are reluctant to reopen the deal struck in May to build the Vikings a new stadium.December 6, 2012
• Fiscal cliff: It isn't just taxes and spending on the table
  Visitors who come to Washington to lobby about the "fiscal cliff" include Gov. Mark Dayton, who had a chance to tell President Barack Obama what areas he thought should be spared if big spending cuts happen.December 6, 2012

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