This week we covered championship cheese, beer entrepreneurs in Brainerd, anti-racist demonstrators in Duluth, a Mankato DJ with a unique fan base in prison, Jack Jablonski's presence at the state high school hockey tournament and more. Check out this weeks gallery to see what it all looked like.
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Among those cheering in the stands as Benilde-St. Margaret's advanced to the Class AA semifinals in the state high school hockey championships was the Red Knights' Jack Jablonski, who was paralyzed during a game in December.
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(AP) - Moderate, secular and well-educated people propelled Mitt Romney to victory in Ohio's Republican presidential primary on Tuesday, an exit poll of voters showed. Rick Santorum drew robust support from the state's most ardent conservatives and eked out a modest margin among the working class, whom he has targeted in his drive to slow Romney's march toward the GOP nomination.
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Approximately 2,500 families of military servicemen and women serving in Kuwait attend a Serving Our Troops dinner at the Saint Paul RiverCentre in St. Paul, Minn. Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012.
Bon Iver's Justin Vernon took home a few Grammy awards, Mark Dayton assessed the State of the State, we looked at 'food deserts,' the Twins started spring training and the Wild coped with a slide.
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This week, Republican presidential candidates visited the state, we looked at the expansion of sand mining and visited the Ice Hole -- a bar on Lake Lida.
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The state Department of Natural Resources is modifying dams on the Red River northwest Minnesota to reconnect hundreds of miles of fish habitat for the first time in decades. Many of these dams were built to hold pools for city drinking water supplies during the extended drought of the 1930s.
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