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Nicollet County Public Health sent out a release Thursday, noting a significant increase in COVID-19 cases in the county in the last couple weeks.
Jim Rogers is ending his time on the Cleveland School Board, but he’s not going to stop helping the district anytime soon.
Classes at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter will begin one week early on Sept. 2, and the college will transition to online course deliv…
Moving into a new community to become the new leader of its school district comes with enough challenges on its own. Add in a pandemic, and th…
Combining community input and data from a traffic analysis of the corridor, the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) arrived at a pr…
Class sizes are growing and becoming more diverse, but teachers, especially teachers of color, are getting harder and harder to find in Minnesota.
Mohamed Mohamed and Rugiyo Hussein might finally be able to stretch out their arms.
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Nicollet County Public Health reports recent increase in COVID cases
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New family welcomed to St. Peter community with Habitat home
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MnDOT chooses dual left turn lanes and RCUT for 169/22 and 169/99 intersections
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Gustavus announces fall semester calendar change
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Mankato to require masks in public indoor venues starting July 10
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