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Minnesota jail paints over the Ten Commandments … because Karen is offended

Minnesota jail paints over the Ten Commandments … because Karen is offended
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Itasca County paints over jail s Ten Commandments

Itasca County paints over jail s Ten Commandments
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Mesabi Metallics last-ditch effort could complicate award of Nashwauk mineral leases

A state panel on Thursday will vote whether to approve the Department of Natural Resources' recommendation to award the leases to Cleveland-Cliffs.

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Last-minute gun-rights resolution roils Itasca County

A measure declaring Itasca County as "Second Amendment dedicated" was approved by the County Board with no advance notice.

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Study: Impact of proposed sales tax to finance Itasca Co s new Criminal Justice Center

A new study by the University of Minnesota looked into the impact of a proposed sales tax increase in Itasca County, to help fund the new Criminal Justice Center. About $30 million of the $75 million project would be paid by non-county residents, according to the research.

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