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We get back on our feet. We will pay you back 100 fold. Mark my last question. The federal government, where do you see them in your community now . Doris icn this point, they are at this point see theyre beginning to pull out. The process,ith they have a longterm Recovery Team in place, but most of that support system is being withdrawn. Longterm presence, but a longterm smaller presence. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content an...

About, we did have a lot of water. The lowpressure gas lines were affected. Although you may not have had water in your neighborhood or in your house, because of the design of the gas system, it is a network system, built like a spider web. The water can enter the system from an area a mile away. Want to get there, it is a process we use where we have to tap into the main, and stuck the suck the water out. In this case, we have a lot of water. Under our houses next to mine that have gas. The lad...

Lost Lagoon: Drama, starring Jeffrey Lynn and Leila Barry. Lost Lagoon airs on Talking Pictures TV at 2:35 PM, Tuesday 19 December.

Lost Lagoon: Drama, starring Jeffrey Lynn and Leila Barry. Lost Lagoon airs on Talking Pictures TV at 3:10 PM, Sunday 17 December.

In response to construction delays at Identity Dinkytown displacing hundreds of U of M students, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed a new law that adds protections for pre-leasers dealing with move-in delays.

When those in power don’t answer your calls, knock on their door.

Fill in the I-94 trench? Add more lanes? Here are the options MnDOT is considering for the east-west link between the Twin Cities.

A guide — with pictures! — to the various options MnDOT will be weighing for the future of the east-west link between the Twin Cities’ two downtowns.

One school celebrated Earth Day in advance by teaching children about the importance of looking after the planet that they call home.

The good news is that there are fewer teenage drivers on the road these days. The bad news is that the culture that has given us fewer teenage drivers is a disordered culture of screen addiction, safety obsession, and helicopter parenting.