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Coon Rapids Fri. Jan 10 2025

Coon Rapids City Council Inaugurates New Members And Designates Official Newspaper And Bank For 2025

The City of Coon Rapids' latest City Council meeting concluded with a series of actions that shape the civic landscape for the months to come.

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Coon Rapids City Council Inaugurates New Members And Designates Official Newspaper And Bank For 2025

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Coon Rapids Fri. Jan 10 2025

Minneapolis Park And Recreation Board Seeks Public Feedback On Diamond Sports Facilities Study

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) has rolled out the findings of its comprehensive Diamond Sports Facilities Study.

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Minneapolis Park And Recreation Board Seeks Public Feedback On Diamond Sports Facilities Study

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Coon Rapids Fri. Jan 10 2025

City Of Blaine Offers Free Estate Planning Seminar To Address Common Concerns And Preparation Strategies

The city of Blaine, understanding the complexities that come with estate planning, will be hosting a no-cost session January 23, at 10 AM.

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City Of Blaine Offers Free Estate Planning Seminar To Address Common Concerns And Preparation Strategies

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Coon Rapids Fri. Jan 10 2025

Golden Valley Nonprofit Prepares For Large Annual ‘Scarf Bomb’

Every late December, founder Michelle Christensen fills her Golden Valley garage with bags of winter warmth.

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Golden Valley Nonprofit Prepares For Large Annual ‘Scarf Bomb’

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Coon Rapids Fri. Jan 10 2025

Pulse Oximeters May Misread Oxygen Levels In People Of Color. The FDA Wants To Change That

Makers of medical devices that quickly measure oxygen levels in the blood would have to gather extra data to show that their products work for patients of color.

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Pulse Oximeters May Misread Oxygen Levels In People Of Color. The FDA Wants To Change That

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Coon Rapids Thu. Jan 9 2025

Boy, 16, Charged With Attempted Murder After Coon Rapids Shooting

A teen survived being shot while inside his vehicle in Coon Rapids in September after the bullet lodged millimeters from his heart, according to charges.

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Boy, 16, Charged With Attempted Murder After Coon Rapids Shooting

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Coon Rapids Thu. Jan 9 2025

A year later, Search Continues For Missing Teen Last Seen In Andover

Authorities are continuing to search for a missing Minnesota 17-year-old last seen more than a year ago.

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A year later, Search Continues For Missing Teen Last Seen In Andover

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Coon Rapids Thu. Jan 9 2025

Help The House Foundation Launches To Support Hospitality Workers

Help the House Foundation aims to create a space to show true hospitality to those who know it best.

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Help The House Foundation Launches To Support Hospitality Workers

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Coon Rapids Thu. Jan 9 2025

How To Manage Your Finances When You’re Self-Employed

Ten tips for keeping your finances steady when your freelance salary isn’t.

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How To Manage Your Finances When You’re Self-Employed

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Coon Rapids Thu. Jan 9 2025

Justice Department Strikes Landmark Deal With MPD To Overhaul Racism And Excessive Force Practices

In a recent development that has the potential to reshape the landscape of community and law enforcement relations, the MN Department cemented a deal with the City of Minneapolis.

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Justice Department Strikes Landmark Deal With MPD To Overhaul Racism And Excessive Force Practices

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Coon Rapids Wed. Jan 8 2025

Coon Rapids Police Offer CATGUARD Kits To Deter Catalytic Converter Theft

In a bid to combat the persistent issue of catalytic converter theft, the Coon Rapids Police Department is now offering CATGUARD marking kits.

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Coon Rapids Police Offer CATGUARD Kits To Deter Catalytic Converter Theft

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Coon Rapids Wed. Jan 8 2025

After Back-To-Back Fires At Homeless Encampments, Minneapolis Firefighters Concerned City Could See More

Minneapolis firefighters say fires in homeless encampments are often caused by open fires and propane tanks that aren't used properly.

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After Back-To-Back Fires At Homeless Encampments, Minneapolis Firefighters Concerned City Could See More

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