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Minnesota DNR looking for new state parks license plate design
- The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking a new design for the State Parks and Trails license plate after using the current one for 10 years.
- Minnesotans originally voted on the design for the State Parks and Trails license plate in 2016.
- The department wants a second design to rotate with the current one, focusing on artwork that celebrates the North Shore and Lake Superior agate.
- The license plates cost $60 yearly, funding Minnesota state parks and trails, with over $16 million received for their upkeep according to Sara Berhow, DNR public relations supervisor.
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