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From Duluth, harpmaker masters an Irish art

From Duluth, harpmaker masters an Irish art

David Kortier has been making early Irish harps in Duluth for more than 20 years, one of only a handful of people in the world to preserve the craft.
by Dan Olson

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When Madonna was like a virgin

When Madonna was like a virgin

Billy Steinberg, who wrote the song, said it was not written for Madonna or another woman. Steinberg told the Los Angeles Times that it was based on his own experience.

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Tending to the stress of police officers

Many police departments provide psychological training and support to officers to help handle the stress involved in police work.

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Dayton uses budget hammer to send a message

Dayton uses budget hammer to send a message

While Dayton's $42 billion budget increases funding for education, human services and other areas, he says MnSCU and the Minneapolis Park Board have to do what he wants before they'll get more state money.
by Tom Scheck

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