
Jenny Berg
St. Cloud Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
St. Cloud metro reporter for the Star Tribune / coffee fiend / dog mama / nap advocate. Can be reached on the encrypted messaging app Signal at bergjenny.01.
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1 week ago |
vogue.co.uk | Jenny Berg |Hannah Coates
Want a balanced complexion that’s all glow and no grease? Start your quest with the best skincare for oily skin. Stocking your cabinet with dermatologist-approved products that clear clogged pores, banish blackheads and soothe acne-prone skin is half the battle in bringing a blurred, velvety finish to skin that tends to shine a little too brightly.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Jenny Berg
ST. CLOUD - From big venues like the Paramount Center for the Arts in St. Cloud and the Ledge Amphitheater in Waite Park to local bars and patios, folks in central Minnesota can find live music every night of the week - especially in the summer. The number of cities, community groups and businesses with a seasonal concert series has been growing in the St. Cloud-area in recent years. And the best part? A number of these weekly or monthly concert series are free.
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2 weeks ago |
vogue.es | Jenny Berg
Seguro que has oído hablar de las gotas bronceadoras, pero ¿qué sabes de la alternativa más ligera y transparente? Las mejores aguas bronceadoras proporcionan un bronceado radiante y natural, sin necesidad de rayos UV. Resulta especialmente útil para quienes temen adquirir un aspecto anaranjado –¡arrrrg!–, ya que su fórmula más diluida e incolora proporciona un resultado más sutil.
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3 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Jenny Berg
By Jenny Berg About two dozen employees from a meat-processing plant in central Minnesota were transported to the hospital after a chemical spill Friday morning. Cold Spring/Richmond police and Cold Spring Fire and Rescue responded to Pilgrim's Pride just after 8 a.m. Friday for reports that a container of peracetic acid was spilled, according to Cold Spring Police Chief Jason Blum. The spill was contained inside the facility.
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3 weeks ago |
news-journal.com | Jenny Berg
ROYALTON, Minn. – When Liza and Shane Dixon latched a padlock on a fence overlooking the Mississippi River last May, they thought it was for good this time. Their ornate golden lock — adorned with a pair of lovebirds nestled among branches — had nearly been lost once after they fastened it to a chain-link fence in Sauk Rapids. Then, three months later, construction crews removed the fence during a city project to build an amphitheater. Liza just happened to drive by the park. “I called [Shane].
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Robert Kaiser’s attorneys argued the state’s case was built on a ‘pile of maybes.’ https://t.co/UuxS6wCOVr

Come join us next week! Folks from the @StarTribune are crossing the state as part of this year's Minnesota Matters tour. The first stop is in St. Cloud on May 6, where we'll talk about the future of @stcloudstate. Sign up: https://t.co/hhwZYd2PFW https://t.co/ys6j27qj2T

Police announced Tuesday that the remains of a western Wisconsin woman missing for nearly nine years have been found in central Minnesota. A search-warrant affidavit says a man found a skull on property near I-94. https://t.co/FdUlz9rOIA