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Downtown St. Paul to get Lunds grocery store
Upscale grocer Lunds is on the way to downtown St. Paul after signing a long-term deal to build a full-service supermarket at 10th and Robert streets, patr of a development that will also include an upscale apartment complex and a hotel.

Obama announces Clinton, Gates for Cabinet
CHICAGO — President-elect Barack Obama named former campaign rival Hillary Rodham Clinton as his secretary of statae on Monday, and announced Robert Gates would remain as defense secretary, making President Bush's Pentagon chief his own in the drive to wind down the U.S. role in Iraq.

Often fatal, many falls also are preventable
When Ron Fleischer got the call that his mother had fallen in a parking lot and broken her hip, he instantly knew "it'll never be the same."

Blast from the pass

Price tag for '12 Days of Christmas' jumps

Dancers since they learned to walk, a trio of young Eagan sisters will perform next month with the Moscow Ballet

Drugs often a shortcut for care

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Concert news: Slipknot headed to the X

Grammy-winning Iowans Slipknot will kick off their latest tour Jan. 23 with a stop at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.

Stocks fall sharply on consumer spending worries

NEW YORK — A litany of bad economic news has snuffed out Wall Street's five-day rally, sending stocks falling sharply today as investors realized anew how troubled the U.S. economy really is. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 679 points, wiping out more than half the 1,276 points it added during a five-day rally built on investors' budding optimism about the economy.

Beecroft guilty of murdering newborn

A Washington County District Court judge this afternoon found Nicole Beecroft guilty of first-degree premeditated murder for stabbing her newborn daughter to death in 2007.

Minnesota could lose a Congressional seat

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Minnesota is on the verge of losing a seat in Congress after the 2010 census, state demographer Tom Gillaspy said today.

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Aldi plans another store for St. Paul

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Survey: Packers rank 1st in local brand strength

Wis. man bites off part of another man's ear in fight

Minn. college students stuck in Bangkok

Politics
	Clinton, Gates may share defense views (Politico) On Monday, President-elect Barack Obama is expected to tap the Republican-appointed Defense Secretary Robert Gates for a new term in his administration and Democratic New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton for secretary of state. Mayors look to Obama for help (Politico) To the nation's mayors, Barack Obama seems a little like Santa Claus — with a big sack of federal money to build local projects that would help stimulate the nation's faltering economy. MORE POLITICS HEADLINES Palin a GOP star, but little liked by center Obama must harness team of giants (with giant egos) Samantha Power, who criticized Clinton, working with State transition Obama national security team tilts right, doves keep faith Bidentity Crisis: Where's Joe?

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	Homeroom Ramsey And Murray Junior High Schools / Award puts two on path to top-notch education Osceola, Wis., man, area musicians and a classroom of kindergartners make CD to benefit local food relief Keepers at the Minnesota Zoo use a variety of tricks to keep animals healthy and happy Rubén Rosario: In Lydia Lunney's eyes, everyone was royalty Balsam Lake, Wis. / Old jail is reborn as haven for homeless

Parents of slain anchorwoman say she was sexually assaulted
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The parents of the television anchorwoman who was beaten to death said Monday there is evidence their daughter also was sexually assaulted, and that she broke her hand fighting her attacker.

Study shows families' financial strain from autism

Price tag for '12 Days of Christmas' jumps

Talk shows talk up perils of reviving 'fairness' rule

Taliban release two Afghan journalists


	Stocks fall sharply on consumer spending worries Pilgrim's Pride files for bankruptcy protection Oil tumbles below $50 as recession is called Construction spending, manufacturing index show declines Downtown St. Paul to get Lunds grocery store


	Minnesota Wild: Kim Johnsson named December captain; Belanger will play tonight against Colorado Minnesota Timberwolves' Corey Brewer out for the season with knee injury Bob Sansevere: Vikings have Benny Sapp to thank, in a roundabout way Blast from the pass Timberwolves should follow Billups' lead

Tina Fey's husband talks about her facial scar

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NEW YORK (AP) — Tina Fey's husband is talking about something the "30 Rock" actress would rather not discuss: the scar on her left cheek.

Carson Daly to become a daddy

Solid or striped? Woman blogs about Brian Williams' ties


	Cut your Internet, phone costs Here are some Web resources that can help you shave some savings on those increasingly expensive Internet and telephone fees. My Pet World: Aspirin could be low-cost alternative to dog's pain meds Learn to speak language of holiday shopping Intelligent Nutrients hair and body products so natural you could eat them Faces: Q&A wtih Matt Lokowich, owner of Bulldog in Minneapolis and St. Paul


	Ernestine Anderson is still jazzed at 80 BOX OFFICE Celebrity birthdays Costello's 'Spectacle' is a different look at music CD AND DVD


	Bridge collapse: We know how, if not precisely why Pleading the fifth, leaving port, a biff bust and more ... For ideas and words that light the American way, we're thankful today They count, we praise In pursuit of mutual interest

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	MORE COMMENTARY HEADLINES Financial reform — do it now, before the next crisis Let bankruptcy courts modify mortgage terms Other voices: Don't let pols pick their voters in Wisconsin Protecting Boundary Waters wilderness — challenges persist Obama and the governors are in this together


	Coffee stop leads Ark. police to cocaine arrest Police seek would-be robber armed with hairspray Man, 80, gets birthday card from former teacher Deer gets revenge after hunter shoots him Man says God ordered him to ram vehicle at 100 mph

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