Time To Work Off Those State Fair Pounds
The Minnesota State Fair has come and gone, but any extra weight you may have gained is likely still around.
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The Minnesota State Fair has come and gone, but any extra weight you may have gained is likely still around.
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Now that children are back in the school, doctors say it's a good time to have their vision checked.
There's always been a lot of focus on the new and interesting food at the Minnesota State fair, but finding something to eat without feeling guilty is hard to do.
A trip to the state fair has many people taking a time-out from their diet. But if you indulge too much, you would have to walk a long time to burn it off.
A private funeral is set for Friday for Anthony Hauser. An obituary notice says Hauser died last Thursday at University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview. He was 56.
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