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Downtown Fargo's former music stores still ring a bell for some longtime residents In today's "Neighbors" column, Bob Lind hears from readers about the businesses that used to draw customers to Broadway and surrounding streets. Written By: Bob Lind | × Bob Lind, Neighbors columnist. The ForumThe Forum Lynn Johnson, Wheaton, Minn., who was trying to remember the name of the music store below the apartment she lived in. Today, “Neighbors” passes on more memories you folks have sent in about those stores. Barb Anderson, Fargo, writes that one music store was Marg...

Derek Chauvin trial looks different in rural Minnesota The 10 months since George Floyd's death have been chaotic for law enforcement in the Twin Cities. In rural areas of greater Minnesota, it's a different story. Instead of calls for police reform, there's been a groundswell of support. Instead of frequent protests, rural sheriffs tell of frequent boxes of thank-you doughnuts. Instead of being caricatured as villains, small-town police are hailed as heroes. Written By: Reid Forgrave / Star Tribune | 10:32 am, Apr. 5, 2021 × Waseca County deputy sheriff Doug Gerdts sai...

Derek Chauvin trial looks different in rural Minnesota The 10 months since George Floyd's death have been chaotic for law enforcement in the Twin Cities. In rural areas of greater Minnesota, it's a different story. Instead of calls for police reform, there's been a groundswell of support. Instead of frequent protests, rural sheriffs tell of frequent boxes of thank-you doughnuts. Instead of being caricatured as villains, small-town police are hailed as heroes. Written By: Reid Forgrave / Star Tribune | 10:32 am, Apr. 5, 2021 × Waseca County deputy sheriff Doug Gerdts sai...

Derek Chauvin trial looks different in rural Minnesota The 10 months since George Floyd's death have been chaotic for law enforcement in the Twin Cities. In rural areas of greater Minnesota, it's a different story. Instead of calls for police reform, there's been a groundswell of support. Instead of frequent protests, rural sheriffs tell of frequent boxes of thank-you doughnuts. Instead of being caricatured as villains, small-town police are hailed as heroes. Written By: Reid Forgrave / Star Tribune | 10:32 am, Apr. 5, 2021 × Waseca County deputy sheriff Doug Gerdts sai...