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U.S. rival speedskaters Hedrick and Davis grew in their own way

U.S. rival speedskaters Hedrick and Davis grew in their own way

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U.S. ice dancing team Belbin and Agosto remade and ready for Vancouver

U.S. ice dancing team Belbin and Agosto remade and ready for Vancouver

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Wild to open NHL season in Finland

Wild to open NHL season in Finland

Minnesota will face the Carolina Hurricanes in its 2010-11 season opener in Helsinki on Oct. 7-8.

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Minnesota DNR Conservation Officer Reports

Here are this week's reports filed by conservation officers across Northeastern Minnesota.

Prep Report: Barnum routs Carlton in girls basketball

Sarah Myhre scored 22 points as Barnum continued to play well without its injured star as the Bombers beat visiting Carlton 88-35 on Monday in high school girls basketball.

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Stricker wins at Riviera

LOS ANGELES — Steve Stricker has won the Northern Trust Open for his fourth victory since May to move to No. 2 in the world ranking.

New Orleans fetes Saints victory, Carnival season

NEW ORLEANS — Saints fans hugged, kissed and spilled onto the streets Sunday as a citywide party erupted after their once woebegone NFL franchise defeated the Indianapolis Colts in the Super Bowl.

Olympics: U.S. hockey team a dream come true for many Minnesotans

ST. PAUL — On the way from the St. Paul Hotel to Xcel Energy Center, St. Louis Blues youngsters David Backes and Erik Johnson always stop at the entrance of the RiverCentre to absorb every detail of the Herb Brooks statue.

An Olympic border battle is brewing between U.S., Canada

An Olympic border battle is brewing between U.S., Canada

Dan Johnson, Colorado College economics professor and Olympic medal-projection savant, just so happens to hail from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

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