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• 12 September 2009: Former U.S. Senator Norm Coleman diagnosed with Bell's palsy
• 30 June 2009: After much contention Al Franken wins Minnesota Senate seat
• 26 June 2009: Blake Griffin taken first in 2009 NBA Draft
• 26 May 2009: Minnesota boy with cancer and mother return to abide by court rulings
• 21 May 2009: Mother and son disappear after court orders cancer treatment
• 18 May 2009: Court rules teen must take chemotherapy
• 21 April 2009: Coleman appeals Franken victory in Minnesota Senate race
• 14 April 2009: Minnesota court declares Franken winner; Coleman considers appeal
• 10 April 2009: Dungeons & Dragons co-creator Dave Arneson dies
• 8 April 2009: United States Senate candidate Al Franken increases lead in recount

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Pages in category "Minnesota"

The following 74 pages are in this category, out of 74 total.

' 'Buried' video surfaces of police making mass arrests during the Republican National Convention 1 11 dead after snow storms in US 2 2008 GOP convention to be in Minnesota 2008 Winter Carnival partially thaws in Saint Paul A After much contention Al Franken wins Minnesota Senate seat American Indian Movement spokesperson dies, age 75 Another arrest in Minnesota school shooting B Baby severely burned after oxygen hood catches fire Bail denied in Laos overthrow plot, Hmong protest Blake Griffin taken first in 2009 NBA Draft Brooten, Minnesota man killed in rollover accident C Coleman appeals Franken victory in Minnesota Senate race Comedian Al Franken to run for US Senate Council pres. removes Easter bunny from St. Paul, MN city hall Court rules teen must take chemotherapy D Death toll up to six in Minneapolis bridge collapse Dungeons & Dragons co-creator Dave Arneson dies E Ex-President Gerald Ford admitted to Mayo Clinic F F. Scott Fitzgerald house struck by lightning Former U.S. President Clinton stumps for Obama, Franken in Minneapolis Former U.S. Senator Eugene McCarthy dies Former U.S. Senator Norm Coleman diagnosed with Bell's palsy Four-year-old boy attacked by Pit bull mix H Hall of Fame baseball player Kirby Puckett dies of stroke Highway bridge in Minneapolis, Minnesota, collapses

H cont. Homes of six Minnesota politicians vandalized I International exhibit of chair art starts in Canada K Katrina survivor searchers prepare for the worst L Last of raisers of first U.S. flag over Iwo Jima dies Law will delay University of Minnesota strike M MLB: Alex Rodriguez hits sixth HR in seven games MLB: Twins defeat Orioles 7-2, sweep series MLB: Twins defeat Orioles 7-4 in season opener MLB: Twins defeat Tigers after pinch hit scores two MLB: Twins turn the tables on White Sox MLB: White Sox shut out Twins in below-freezing weather Major League Baseball: Twins trade Cy Young winning pitcher Johan Santana to Mets Minneapolis I-35W bridge spans Mississippi River Minnesota 2% biodiesel mandate becomes effective September 29 Minnesota Department of Health says 'theatre nights' in bars are not exempt from Freedom to Breathe Act Minnesota GOP's CD raises privacy concerns Minnesota Governor opposes state funds to Iran-tied company Minnesota World War II Memorial dedicated Minnesota boy with cancer and mother return to abide by court rulings Minnesota considers open-format state documents Minnesota court declares Franken winner; Coleman considers appeal Minnesota oil pipeline explosion and fire kills two Minnesota state government shuts down Minnesota to require 25% renewable energy production More US recalls: Fish pool toy rips fingernail off child, numerous toys with excessive lead

M cont. Mother and son disappear after court orders cancer treatment Mother, child found dead in Minneapolis collapse site N NBA: Minnesota ready to trade Kevin Garnett to Boston NCAA Football: Three Gopher players arrested following rape allegations NHL: Ducks take commanding three game lead on Wild National Football League: Quarterback Brett Favre breaks record for touchdowns Near-record heat in Minnesota brings wildfire to the Boundary Waters New I-35W Minneapolis bridge opens R Reports: Design flaw caused Minneapolis, Minnesota bridge to collapse S Scientists grow beating rat heart in lab Sesame Street Live near the finish of its 27th season Southern Minnesota plane crash kills eight Speeding ticket paid with 12,000 pennies St. Paul Mayor's vehicle hit by drunk driver T Ten dead on Minnesota Indian reservation after school shooting Twins announcer Herb Carneal dies at 83 Two missing after severe thunderstorm in St. Paul, Minnesota U U. Michigan Wolverines retake "Little Brown Jug" from U. Minnesota Golden Gophers US candidate Barack Obama announces Joe Biden as his running mate via text message US congressman causes controversy by comparing Bush to Hitler US salmonella outbreak linked to peanut butter, brand recalls product United States Senate candidate Al Franken increases lead in recount W Wikinews Shorts: November 12, 2008 Woman fired over husband's email threat to Minnesota professor

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