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The Gophers snapped their seven-game losing streak in fashion Friday at 3M Arena a Mariucci, upsetting rival Wisconsin 4-1. It was the fifth-straight loss for the eighth-ranked Badgers, while Minnesota has four top-10 wins on the campaign. LJ Mooney and … Continued
Amy Lindgren Hiring bonuses are having a moment — thanks to a well-publicized recruitment push by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). As you may have heard, their employment offer for targeted roles features $50,000 bonuses, with additional student loan … Continued
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St. Paul has great water. It’s cold, refreshing and tastes good. Reminds me of the gin-colored cold water in Lake Superior. The official title of the water department is St. Paul Regional Water Services. Fine with me, just so when … Continued
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