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cbsnews.com | Maria Lisignoli
In the Twin Cities, an "X" marks the spot where dozens of trees are set to be cut down. They all stand along one street in St. Paul where they have been part of the Como Park neighborhood for decades. For Rita Amendola, these towering trees on her street, which have been standing for decades, are not just part of the scenery. "I was very upset about losing it… very upset, I haven't cried yet but I will," said Amendola.
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Maria Lisignoli
Crime down in Minneapolis, report shows A new report shows crime is down in Minneapolis over the last year. The number of robberies is nearly half of what it was a year ago. This is followed by a major decrease in carjackings and gunshot wound victims. According to the report, year-to-date reductions in crime include a 47% reduction in robberies, 40% reduction in carjackings, 32% reduction in gunshot wound victims, 24% reduction in auto thefts and 11% reduction in aggravated assaults.
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msn.com | Maria Lisignoli
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cbsnews.com | Maria Lisignoli
Final public meeting on possible changes to Nicollet Mall happening Tuesday MINNEAPOLIS — On Tuesday in Minneapolis, you get the chance to have a say in some changes coming to downtown. The final open house meeting for changing the structure of Nicollet Mall is at noon. There are a number of reasons the city has decided to explore changes, but basically, leaders have decided the bus-only street isn't working.
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cbsnews.com | Maria Lisignoli
MINNEAPOLIS — A tie in the Minnesota Senate should end Tuesday as voters decide who will fill the seat of the late Sen. Kari Dziedzic, who died of cancer last month. Dziedzic's death left the Minnesota Senate split down the middle, which means that whichever party wins Tuesday's special election will have control of the chamber. DFLer Doron Clark is running against Republican Abigail Wolters for the seat.
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