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Minnesota Today®
Phil Picardi

Officials watch Rapidan Dam for structural damage. Prosecutors aim to safeguard jurors

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County, state and federal officials continue to monitor the Rapidan Dam near Mankato, as the rain-swollen Blue Earth River carves a wider channel around the structure. And Minnesota's U.S. attorney Andrew Luger says federal prosecutors will take steps to safeguard juror identities after an attempted scheme to bribe a juror in a recent Feeding Our Future fraud trial. 

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Erosion continues after rain-swollen Blue Earth River claims home near Rapidan Dam

New Feeding Our Future charges: Prosecutors say 5 tried to bribe juror with $120K

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