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Parents of Minneapolis students organizing effort to delay plans that could close up to 16 schools (opens the original)
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Some parents want to delay a proposed plan that would close up to 16 public schools in Minneapolis. Â Â Â Â MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Minneapolis Public Schools parents are organizing an effort to delay district proposals that could close up to 16 schools. District leaders presented three proposals to the school board last week as part of what they call a "transformation plan" that has been in the works for several years. On Monday night, parents gathered outside Loring Elementary School on the city
Parents of Minneapolis students organizing effort to delay plans that could close up to 16 schools (opens the original)
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Minneapolis Public Schools parents are organizing an effort to delay district proposals that could close up to 16 schools. District leaders presented three proposals to the school board last week as part of what they call a "transformation plan" that has been in the works for several years. On Monday night, parents gathered outside Loring Elementary School on the city's north side to make posters opposing the proposals. "My daughter, she just doesn't know where she's going
Hundreds of scooter riders take over Minneapolis streets; some enter I-35W, state patrol says (opens the original)
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (WCCO) -- Hundreds of people aboard electric scooters and e-bikes took to downtown Minneapolis streets and sidewalks â and on Interstate 35W â late Saturday night in what's being called a "scooter takeover." A WCCO photojournalist shot footage near U.S. Bank Stadium around 9 p.m. Promoter Johan Vargas, 20, told WCCO he did a scooter meet-up on Friday and posted videos to TikTok. He was only expecting around 200 riders for Saturday's meet-up, but says more than 500 ride
Minneapolis secures $2.5M to address long delays, safety risks at north side rail crossings (opens the original)
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MINNESOTA (WCCO) -- Cameras in north Minneapolis have captured cars trying to beat trains across the tracks, people climbing between rail cars and ignoring stop arms. The rail crossings at Lyndale Avenue North, 45th Avenue North and Humboldt Avenue North are known for long waits as trains run in and out of the rail yard. "We live in the neighborhood, we go to the library often and I'm constantly stuck behind this train. There are times I have been stuck behind this train for 40 minutes," said So
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