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Saturday The New Ulm Farmers Market will be held 9am-12pm in the River Bend Education District parking lot through October 10 Jeff Dayton STORYTELLING & LIVE MUSIC Event, 11 a.m. Minnesota Music Hall of Fame The Lone Canary performs at the Schell’s Biergarden 5-7pm. Glow Hike at Flandrau State Park, self guided hikes begin at […]

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St. Paul Mayor Kaholy Her's proposed budget would shut down Dayton’s Bluff library on the city’s east side. Maree Lee and Kmari Watson come to the library almost every day and consider it a second home. They don’t know where they’ll go without it.

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The Dayton and St. Paul city councils are set to address the usage of Flock cameras within their respective cities this week. The post Flock camera debate grows as Dayton, St. Paul city councils set to take action first appeared on KSTP.com 5 Eyewitness News.

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While some cities have opted to shut down Flock cameras over privacy concerns, others are reconsidering how they use the technology. Dayton is holding an informational meeting about Flock cameras Tuesday.

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