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| 05/17/1999 | A New Light Shed on Turkey Manure | Farmers think the manure could be used to provide electricity. | |
| 05/07/1999 | A Cut in Compassion | Funding begins to dry up for AIDS programs in outstate Minnesota, where it's hard to keep a secret. | |
| 05/04/1999 | Can We All Just Get Along? | In some white Minnesota counties, the minority population has just begun to grow. | |
| 04/08/1999 | A Wasted Effort | NSP left holding nuclear waste after legal fight fails. | |
| 02/17/1999 | Y2K-Proof | Disagreement exists over how prepared nuclear plants are for the computer bug. | |
| 02/09/1999 | 9-1-1 | The gas explosion in St. Cloud put a new 9-1-1 system to the test. | |
| 02/03/1999 | Utilities, Counties Prepare for Y2K | Officials say there shouldn't be many problems. But just in case ... | |
| 12/28/1998 | Butchers Benefit from Low Pork Prices | Market glut increases business for all segments of hog industry. | |
| 12/22/1998 | Rural Gangs | Once largely an urban problem, gangs are now attracting rural youth. | |
| 12/11/1998 | Losing Volunteer Firefighters | Many failing to answer the call of these small communities. | |
| 11/23/1998 | Crop Diversity | In the past 50 years, Minnesota's farmlands have become increasingly less varied. | |
| 09/24/1998 | Small Towns Confront Local Racism | Benson citizens seek to accommodate an increasingly diverse population. | |
| 09/09/1998 | Protecting the Health of the Mississippi | The River Defense Network Project use computer models and community awareness to prepare for spills. | |
| 09/08/1998 | New Crop of Genetically Altered Foods | Bioengineered plants are welcomed by many farmers but resisted by some scientists and consumers. | |
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