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Duluth Police Chief Mike Tusken joins us in a candid and wide-ranging conversation about policing in these challenging times: the people they want to hire…
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Flattening the curve of COVID-19 doesn't mean it's gone away.That's one of several take-aways epidemiologist Dr. Catherine McCarty wants people to…
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As one of those kids whose parents moved around a lot, Meg Litts got used to being "other." The new kid. "You're not from here, are you?"Then she…
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Sometimes you just can't win.As public health officials watched the COVID-19 pandemic play out on the east and west coasts, they encouraged us here in the…
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The COVID-19 pandemic is turning out to be a lot more complicated than we thought.How to stay safe and how to keep other people safe are complicated by…
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Dr. Richard Buckalew of UMD is a mathematics professor at UMD, so unless you're pretty math-savvy yourself, things can veer off into the weeds pretty…
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In one sense, John Bennett and the others at the University of Minnesota Extension's Center of Community Vitality are doing the same thing they've always…
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Neighbors, May 21: "really frightening" - a dramatic spike in calls for help ... and now the silenceQuarantining at home may be one of the most effective ways to stop the spread of COVID-19, but it also means more people are staying home - alone - with…
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And when finally the bottom fell outI became withdrawnThe only thing I knew how to doWas to keep on keepin' onLike a bird that flewTangled up in blue…
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We've come a long way from the days when Walter Cronkite, the anchorman of the CBS Evening News, was widely hailed as the "most trusted man in…