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- TSpring storm winding down on Monday — after setting a daily record on Sundaytwincities.com
- TKARE 11’s Randy Shaver retiring after four decades: 10 things to know about himtwincities.com
- THere’s what people are leaving at a Burnsville memorial for the slain first responderstwincities.com
- TWinter Carnival event will celebrate Bernese Mountain Dogs — and remember a royal onetwincities.com
- TDodge Nature Center cancels Winter Fun Fest due to lack of snow and icetwincities.com
- TThe new Queen of the Snows wants you to know it’s never too late to go for ittwincities.com
- TJocelyn O’Neill’s short and sweet reign as Queen of the Snowstwincities.com
- TMeet Queen Adonika and King Mac, top dogs of the St. Paul Winter Carnival and Doggie Depottwincities.com
- TKidz Bop Live first act announced for the Minnesota State Fair Grandstandtwincities.com
- TFrom a pink camper to a mobile trout pond, the St. Paul RV Supershow returns to RiverCentretwincities.com
- TVote for the canine king and queen of the 2024 St. Paul Winter Carnival in the Doggie Depot contesttwincities.com
- TA cockatiel is the first pet featured in 2024 in the Morning Reporttwincities.com
- TCathy Zielske will show you how to make a card — but don’t expect her to send you one for Christmastwincities.com
- TDiesel still needs a home, and other pets from December’s Morning Reporttwincities.com
- TGive to the Max Day is Thursday. Here are 11 things to know on its 15th anniversarytwincities.com
- TWelcome to the second snowiest Halloween on record in the Twin Citiestwincities.com
- TA scary Halloween forecast: After incoming snow, trick-or-treaters should bundle up on Tuesdaytwincities.com
- T‘Reframing Our Stories’: A box of old photos led to the History Center’s new Native American exhibittwincities.com
- TPets featured in the Morning Report in Octobertwincities.com
- TSummit Hill House Tour returns Sunday after a 5-year hiatustwincities.com
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