UpdatedFri, Jun 11, 2021 at 1:25 pm CT
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The dates for the 2021 Minnesota State Fair are displayed at the entrance in Falcon Heights, Minn. Friday, May 22, 2020, shortly after the 2020 Fair, scheduled for Aug. 27 to Labor Day, was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. (AP Photo/Jim Mone)
MINNEAPOLIS It s official. The Minnesota State Fair is back on for 2021. After the 2020 fair was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, it will return Aug. 26 through Labor Day, Sept. 6.
The state fair s board of managers Friday moved to make the Great Minnesota Get-Together return official. Restrictions regarding large gatherings have recently eased, so at this time, the State Fair does not anticipate daily attendance limits, fair officials said in a news release.
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A nor easter is taking aim at southern New England, bringing a foot of snow or more to much of Rhode Island. (National Weather Service)
CRANSTON, RI Much of Rhode Island will see a foot or more of snow Monday into Tuesday, with some areas forecast to see as much as a foot and a half of accumulation. A powerful nor easter is taking aim at the region, moving schools to distance learning, disrupting coronavirus testing and vaccine sites and promising dangerous road conditions for drivers.
The first flakes are already falling in much of the state, becoming heavier throughout the day. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning statewide until 1 a.m. Tuesday. The nasty weather is expected to continue throughout the day Tuesday, before tapering off into snow and rain showers in the evening and into Wednesday morning.
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A nor easter is taking aim at southern New England, bringing a foot of snow or more to much of Rhode Island. (National Weather Service)
NARRAGANSETT-SOUTH KINGSTOWN, RI Much of Rhode Island will see a foot or more of snow Monday into Tuesday, with some areas forecast to see as much as a foot and a half of accumulation. A powerful nor easter is taking aim at the region, moving schools to distance learning, disrupting coronavirus testing and vaccine sites and promising dangerous road conditions for drivers.
Narragansett students are learning from home Monday, and a parking ban will be in place from midnight Monday until 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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A nor easter is taking aim at southern New England, bringing a foot of snow or more to much of Rhode Island. (National Weather Service)
TIVERTON-LITTLE COMPTON, RI Much of Rhode Island will see a foot or more of snow Monday into Tuesday, with some areas forecast to see as much as a foot and a half of accumulation. A powerful nor easter is taking aim at the region, moving schools to distance learning, disrupting coronavirus testing and vaccine sites and promising dangerous road conditions for drivers.
Tiverton students were dismissed early Monday, with the last students headed home at noon. Little Compton opted for an all-distance learning day. In Tiverton, a parking ban is in place until further notice.