On Thanksgiving, Gov. Walz Issues Special Thank You To Hospital Workers
Gov. Tim Walz issued a special thank you to hospital workers in Minnesota as they helped hundreds of patients battling COVID-19 on Thanksgiving Day.
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Gov. Tim Walz issued a special thank you to hospital workers in Minnesota as they helped hundreds of patients battling COVID-19 on Thanksgiving Day.
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Staff at several Hudosn-area restaurants said the rush of visitors who live west of the St. Croix River was immediate after the new restrictions started over the weekend in Minnesota. Bars and restaurants are closed to dine-in service until Dec. 18.
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