Chris Mueller
Columnist at Beaver County Times
Host, Starkey and Mueller at KDKA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA)
Co-Host at The PM Team w/Poni & Mueller
Talk for @937TheFan. TV: KDKA(+). @GoingLowFAN Sat. 7-8am. IG: muellerparty/mullsy937. Substack: Nine Straight Threes. Same handle on Blue Sky.
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1 day ago |
sctimes.com | Chris Mueller
A new law taking effect July 1 will require Minnesota residents 21 or younger to get a permit before operating a boat or personal watercraft. The same requirement, intended to make boating safer, will gradually apply to older age groups over the next few years, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Here's what you need to know before getting out on the lake. Who needs a a boating permit in Minnesota?
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Chris Mueller
Devil’s Kettle Trail at Minnesota's Judge C.R. Magney State Park is the best hiking trail in the country, according to the 2025 USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards.
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2 days ago |
bleacherreport.com | Chris Mueller
By Chris Mueller Welcome to Bleacher Report's live coverage of WWE NXT on June 3. Worlds Collide may be this weekend, but Tuesday's show did more than just hype that event. Here's a look at what was advertised for this week's episode:-Trick Williams vs. Mike Santana (TNA Championship)-Charlie Dempsey vs. Myles Borne-Tyra Mae Steele debuts on NXTLet's take a look at everything that happened on Tuesday's episode of NXT.
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2 days ago |
sctimes.com | Chris Mueller
Minnesota health officials worry measles could be spreading in communities undetected, with two new cases announced this week bringing the state's total to four. The Minnesota Department of Health said in a June 2 news release that it recently confirmed unrelated cases in an adult in Washington County and a child in Dakota County. The adult was exposed during domestic air travel outside Minnesota. The child, though, hasn't left the state in the past month and had no known exposures.
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3 days ago |
argusleader.com | Chris Mueller
Feeding South Dakota, the state's largest hunger relief organization, says it will provide 1.8 million fewer meals over the next fiscal year, which begins July 1, unless it can replace $2.6 million lost due to federal cuts. The nonprofit, which distributes food to all 66 counties in South Dakota, relies on donations of money and food and support from federal programs. It provided across the state during the 2024 fiscal year.
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