Real Estate Market Finally Turning Around?
The season for buying and selling homes in the Twin Cities is off to a strong start, but is it good enough to turn the housing market around?
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The season for buying and selling homes in the Twin Cities is off to a strong start, but is it good enough to turn the housing market around?
Honeybees in Wisconsin and Minnesota have had an off-year. Wisconsin produced 3.6 million pounds of honey in 2011. That's down 12 percent from the 4.1 million pounds it produced the previous year.
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Hundreds of thousands of CenterPoint Energy gas customers could be in store for refund.
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