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Red Wing city council purges colleague over support for recall election
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Apparently the Red Wing City Council never got the memo about being able to disagree on issues without being disagreeable, even when it involves members' potential ouster from office.
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COVID-19 emergency has long been over
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Rochester OKs $70,000 in COVID funding for free pass to city pools
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The spending spree bound to break out with the next round of federal pandemic funding for local governments has officially kicked off in Rochester.
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