Новости за 14.07.2017

Meanwhile, a former Linwood Monroe student is suing Walter Happel and the school district, alleging “repeated instances of sexual abuse.”

The charges says the defendants stole more than $900,000.

The state Health Department has agreed to provide money to keep Crisis Connection open until late September.

Bill is on the line with both moderates, conservatives not swayed

Riverview Corridor options down to six; light rail not one of them.

The bill would remove a 15-year time limit to tap into benefits and increase money for thousands in the National Guard and Reserve.

Carlos Santana and his band performed at the Mystic Amphitheater in Prior Lake Thursday night, July 13.

Minnesota has worked on defense since a one-sided loss to Chicago.

Fair officials shut down booth after discovery.

Athletes on two-wheels catch air during practice at the X Games.

The closures come at a time when aging baby boomers are turning away from traditional senior centers.

A near-famine in rural Kenya still matters to those of us on the other side of the Earth.

The size of Delaware? No, wait. See what others had to say.

Trump rightly facilitates U.S. entry for six-member robotics team.

Our initiative is not a Republican plot, but a nonpartisan effort to restore trust in the governance of the regional planning agency.

New Senate plan is still a problem.

Congress should quickly confirm this low-key but strong leader.

The Hilton Hotel in Minneapolis was transformed into “A Night on the Silk Road” as the Minnesota Orchestra hosted the 2017 Symphony Ball. Guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres, dates and other Silk Road delicacies, and dinner. The party continued at Orchestra Hall with a concert by the orchestra and special guest Dessa. The annual Symphony Ball supports the orchestra’s artistic initiatives and musical education activities.

No. 1 draft pick Abu Danladi has struggled with several injuries this season that have kept him out of practices and matches.