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Funeral Services Set This Morning for Parnell McCabe
The 91-year-old Roseville man, a former Grain Belt Brewery employee, died on Dec. 12.

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Local Hot-Button Issues Even though Roseville is predominantly already built up, the city faces many interesting issues including how to make the most of its public resources and balance the needs of business with those of residents.
The 91-year-old Roseville man, a former Grain Belt Brewery employee, died on Dec. 12.

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Jan Barke and Jeanne Snyder, Reading Recovery teachers, win grants from the Reading Recovery Council of North America.
MnDOT reports roads in "fair" condition.
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Weather Service urges motorists not to travel.
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See the church's YouTube video.