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Minnesota Today®
Emily Reese

Minnesota may lose millions as COVID federal funding cut off

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The state of Minnesota stands to lose millions in COVID-19 funding after the federal government announced Tuesday it would terminate grants to local and state governments.

A new environmental center opened Tuesday in Ramsey County to accept a variety of goods that need to be disposed of or recycled. The nearly 30,000 square foot facility is located in Roseville.

And a board that oversees economic development on the Iron Range has selected a new chair and promised aid to idled mine workers.

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Trump administration says it will pull back billions in COVID funding from local health departments

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