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• Harold Kushner offers advice on conquering fear
  Rabbi Harold Kushner, Rabbi Laureate of Temple Israel in Natick, Massachusetts, speaks about his new book, "Conquering Fear: Living Boldly in an Uncertain World."Midday, October 29, 2009
• 600 traffic safety advocates convene in Duluth
  Minnesota public safety officials say the annual number of traffic deaths in the state has gone down 30 percent since 2003.October 29, 2009
• A novel entirely of questions
  Padgett Powell's new book "The Interrogative Mood" begins with some questions. It ends with them too. In fact every single sentence is a question.October 28, 2009
• Agency urges caution if buying Packers-Vikings tickets
  The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau is warning football fans that big games such as this weekend's Vikings-Packers game tend to invite ticket scams.October 28, 2009
• Slow harvest raises hunter safety concerns
  The slow harvest has Minnesota authorities concerned about the safety of deer hunters.October 28, 2009
• Gophers' Decker out for season with foot injury
  The Minnesota Gophers' star wide receiver Eric Decker will miss the rest of the regular season because of a foot injury.October 27, 2009
• Pilots who overshot MSP airport were using laptops
  Two Northwest Airlines pilots told federal investigators that they ignored radio calls from air traffic controllers Wednesday, while they used their laptop computers to review the company's new scheduling procedures.October 26, 2009
• Judge will close Hauser case if no new issues arise
  The parents of a Minnesota teenager who once fled the state to avoid chemotherapy are now asking a judge to end the court's role in the case.October 26, 2009
• Golden eagle returns to Minnesota
  This is the time of year when the skies are filled with migrating birds. There's one big bird that researchers are very interested in -- a golden eagle who was nursed back to health in Minnesota and released in March, wearing a special GPS unit strapped to his back. The latest data from the unit shows he's back in Minnesota.October 26, 2009
• St. Cloud dedicates new Granite City Crossing Bridge
  The new bridge replaced the DeSoto Bridge, which was torn down last March after inspectors found distorted gusset plates.October 26, 2009
• Minn. group picks up road trash while packing heat
  About a dozen people spent nearly three hours picking up litter Sunday along a 2-mile stretch of highway. All legally carried guns on their hips.October 26, 2009
• 'Culinary anthropology' with Andrew Zimmern
  On his hit Travel Channel series, Andrew Zimmern roams the world practicing what he calls "culinary anthropology," eating everything from giant flying ants to raw camel kidney. He says it's one of the best ways to discover what is most authentic about a culture.Midmorning, October 26, 2009
• After decades apart, Rochester couple finds love
  Eighty-seven-year-old Orville Lubahn was only gone for the day a earlier this month, but tears came to his eyes as he returned to Rochester with fellow veterans who had visited the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.October 25, 2009
• Blind youth in Minn. hopes to play prep football
  At 5-foot-2 and about 110 pounds, Riley Schmitz was not among the bigger boys on the Southland eighth-grade football team this season.October 24, 2009
• Girl, 12, is youngest Minnesotan to kill moose
  A Minnesota wildlife official confirms that a 12-year-old girl is the youngest Minnesotan to kill a moose in the modern era.October 23, 2009

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