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Three years after George Floyd civil unrest, state offers $120 million for rebuilding businesses Is it enough?

The Minnesota Legislature approved millions of new dollars to help boost businesses and redevelopment projects along several corridors in Minneapolis and St. Paul that saw the worst destruction.

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Minnesota Pork Plant Could Soon Close, Costing 1,000 Jobs

Minnesota Pork Plant Could Soon Close, Costing 1,000 Jobs
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Workers and community dismayed as Windom pork plant is poised to shutter

Minnesota s agriculture commissioner says efforts are in place to help HyLife attract a new buyer in hopes of keeping the processing facility operating.

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Windom pork plant could soon close, costing 1,000 jobs | News, Sports, Jobs

WINDOM (AP) Owners of a pork processing plant in southern Minnesota said more than 1,000 people are in danger of losing their jobs if a new owner for the pl

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Windom pork plant could soon close, costing 1,000 jobs

Owners of a pork processing plant in Windom, Minn. said more than 1,000 people are in danger of losing their jobs if a new owner for the plant is not found soon.

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