Local News in Minnetrista, Minnesota
Neighborhoods are focus of 'Night Out' event
Cities are looking for neighborhoods to get together the first Tuesday in August to help prevent crime in their communities. Residents are being asked to join with their neighbors and hold block parties Aug. 3 to celebrate the annual Night to Unite and National Night Out events.MnSCU, U of M ponder what to pay their next leaders The top jobs at the U of M and MnSCU will be open soon, and it may take higher salaries to attract top candidates.
Mobile home park draws action from 'Trista Conditions of some the units at the manufactured home park have raised concerns but Minnetrista officials decided that one of them definitely needs to be removed.
Divorce among Petters' cronies complicates Kelley's job The receiver must make sure the settlements aren't sheltering assets owed to Ponzi victims.
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Lieser column: Book offers tip: Don't putt too hard Gary Player is the most traveled golfer ever to play this 600-year-old game. He has jetted more than 15 million miles from his ranch in South Africa to compete in global golf events and is the consummate international golfer of all time, winning 164 tournaments worldwide over five decades.
Rochester under severe thunderstorm watch National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Rochester until 3 a.m.
Lawmaker: Close consent-age loophole State senator wants to change the law so anyone who ever has been in a position of authority can be convicted.
GOP Rep. Paulsen has big cash lead in Minnesota's 3rd District Republican U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen has an overwhelming financial advantage over Democratic challenger Jim Meffert in the western Minneapolis suburbs.
State senator targets 'loophole' in sexual misconduct law After a former high school hockey coach was acquitted of sex crime charges involving teen girls, state Sen. Gen Olson wants to change state law to clear up what she sees as a loophole.