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Enter your number to get our free mobile app Minnesotans have been hunkering down and socially distancing the majority of 2020 due to the pandemic and have been binge-watching Netflix like a boss.  (Hands up if you are in that crowd.)  We are all feeling that urge to get back to "normal" and slowly but surely we are starting to have more places open up in our state, including Nickelodeon Universe. The sign says it all! We’re back open + ready to see you! �� Keep in mind, at this time, Two-Hour Unlimited ride passes can be purchased on a first come, first served basis at our North en...

New scoliosis surgery gives hope to retain mobility By: Lindsey Boetsch and last updated 2020-12-31 12:41:55-05 Three million new cases of scoliosis are diagnosed each year. Many people can function without surgery but for those who need it, fusion surgery can limit mobility in the spine. Now, there’s a new surgery that’s giving hope to children and teens, so they’re able to keep their mobility and continue living a normal life. For 14-year-old Ashley Miller, softball is life. "I’m the utility player on the team. So, I play outfield, I mainly play middle in...

Cannons dominate pool in state championships 11 Cannonvale Cannons travelled to Brisbane to compete at the Queensland Long Course Championships. Picture: Supplied Swimming Supplied Premium Content The Cannonvale Cannons cleaned up at the Queensland Long Course Championships in Brisbane last week. Eleven swimmers travelled to Brisbane to compete with seven swimmers qualifying and competing in individual events. Of these seven, six made it to the finals. The Cannons also nominated club relay teams and Austin Edwards-Bland, Tiana Bell, Tegan Hanks and G...