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Princeton School Board briefs: meeting June 17
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Princeton School Board briefs: meeting June 17

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The Princeton School Board conducted the following business during the meeting on Tuesday, June 17. Written by Chloe Smith.See the Story
Full day of country music coming to Long Siding
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Full day of country music coming to Long Siding

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A full day of country music is making a comeback to Princeton on Saturday, July 12.Read Article

Princeton High School trimester three honors

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Trimester 3 President's ListPrinceton, Minnesota · PrincetonRead Article

My search for the real Casey Ramirez, and answers about Princeton

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This is the conclusion to the Minnesota Vice series. PRINCETON, Minn.—I went to look for Casey Ramirez one last time. It was Sunday, June 8, and I'm at the Lions Club fly-in pancake brunch at the Princeton, Minnesota, airport. Some folks had told me Ramirez liked to show up to this event, one he started back in 1981. I found pancakes and planes, but no Casey. That's about what I had come to expect. When I first started reporting this story, I th…Princeton, Minnesota · PrincetonSee the Story

The feds were closing in on Casey Ramirez. Then a turncoat agreed to testify. Was this the end?

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This is Part 6 of the Minnesota Vice series. MINNEAPOLIS — Casey Ramirez was scrambling. So, like he so often did, he decided to do something audacious. He went straight to the feds. It was May 3, 1983. Ten days before, he had been rescuing his pilot, Bill Coulombe, from the jungle undergrowth in The Bahamas after Coulombe landed and abandoned a small plane full of hundreds of pounds of cocaine for investigators to scour for clues. As investigat…Princeton, Minnesota · PrincetonSee the Story

Casey Ramirez’s palm trees shocked the town. An undercover agent was more interested in his planes

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PRINCETON, Minn.—There were, in all, 68 palm trees and other assorted tropical plants. Workers had shoveled 10 of the trees into holes dug into the small lawn in front of the city hall in Princeton, tamping down the earth. Some of the trees and plants were bound elsewhere around town, including the city-owned liquor store and the mayor’s house. But the ones in front of Princeton City Hall, on main street, were hard to miss. Dozens of people gath…Princeton, Minnesota · PrincetonSee the Story

To a Small Town in Need, He Was a Generous Mystery Man. But the Chase Was on to Unmask Casey Ramirez

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PRINCETON, Minn. — Ask about Casey Ramirez, and a museum volunteer in Princeton, Minnesota, will pull out a white cardboard archival storage box. Inside is a folder containing a stack of newspaper clippings yellowed with age, pen marks dating each piece. The box comes with a small framed photo of young hockey players, a flattened paper bag with a large dollar sign printed on it and a bright blue jacket emblazoned with a rainbow and the words “Ca…DEA · PrincetonSee the Story

Highway 169 remains one-lane traffic, 24-7, in Princeton until late October

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Motorists who travel through Princeton on Highway 169 should be prepared for delays, especially at peak hours, as both directions remain reduced to one-lane of traffic, 24-7, until late October, advises the Minnesota Department of Transportation.Princeton, Minnesota · PrincetonRead Article
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