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Chinese New YearThe event will take place at the Michael Fluellen Recreation Center. There will be music, dancing, treats, games and prizes. Children under 12 must be accompanied by adults. Participants will make lanterns and hold up a dragon to Chinese music, director says.
China begins lunar new year celebrations without strict COVID-19 policy
51% Center coverage: 37 sources
Sarah Huckabee Sanders · WashingtonOn Tuesday evening, Joe Biden delivered his third address to Congress - marking the halfway point in his first term in office. It's a pivotal moment for the president, and he delivered an animated and at times combative speech. It comes as he is poised to launch a re-election campaign and dealing with, for the first time in his presidency, Republican control of one chamber of Congress.
Takeaways from Biden’s State of the Union address
55% Center coverage: 247 sources
One injured in Bowlero Brooklyn Park shooting
70% Center coverage: 10 sources
Seneca High School names January 2023 students of the month
100% Center coverage: 2 sources
US & CanadaHouston Mayor Sylvester Turner is critical of the state taking over the district. Turner voiced his concerns to the Texas Education Agency Commissioner. "Just because the state can doesn't mean that you should, and it is not the right thing to do for all of these kids," Turner says.
Osseo Area School Board names Dr. Kim Hiel as superintendent
Coverage: 4 sources
Walmart · Brooklyn CenterA Walmart spokesperson said after a "careful and thoughtful review process" the company made the "difficult decision" to close the location. There are 80 Walmart stores and Sam's Clubs in Minnesota and nearly 5,000 Walmarts across the U.S. The pharmacy staff at the Brooklyn Center location will work with its customers to transfer their prescriptions.
Walmart permanently closing Brooklyn Center store April 21
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
Minneapolis, Minnesota · MinneapolisTechnically speaking, spring began on March 20. But try to tell that to anyone who loves golf and chances are that you’re going to get a funny look. “So far, I mean, it’s a pretty rough start,” said Ricky Plemel, the superintendent of the New Hope Village Golf Course. “With Minnesota, you never really know. It’s all up to Mother Nature what’s gonna happen.” In a perfect world, the course would be open for business by April 1. Instead, the greens…
Long Snow Melt Delays Start to Golf Season
Suspect in 2021 Brooklyn Park murder arrested in Virginia
67% Center coverage: 3 sources