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Mother, daughter who stole $192K sentenced to probation and restitution in Winona insurance fraud scheme [Winona Daily News, Minn ]

Mother, daughter who stole $192K sentenced to probation and restitution in Winona insurance fraud scheme [Winona Daily News, Minn ]
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As newsroom numbers dwindle, Minn communities battle to preserve local journalism

Southeast Minnesota, west-central Minnesota among regions that have seen changes

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As newsroom numbers dwindle, Minnesota communities battle to preserve local journalism

Rochester, Southeast Minnesota among regions that have seen changes in journalism.

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Gabriel Manrique

Gabriel Manrique died peacefully in his home on July 26, 2023 after enduring a nine year battle with Multiple Systems Atrophy. He was born in the Philippines in 1954 to

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Mayflies, a keystone species, are on the decline on the Mississippi River

A recent study that found a significant decline in mayfly abundance over the past several years has raised concern about the Mississippi River and its food chain, to which mayflies are essential. Scientists are interested in predicting the timing of mayflies. But they need the public's help in doing so.

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