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Polluted waters, Prohibition history, Ford Plant plans

Water quality report, punk rock history, big riverfront projects, wild week in politics

11/15/2019

Polluted waters, Prohibition history, Ford Plant plans

Season 2020 Episode 11 | 1h 2m 54sVideo has Closed Captions

Water quality report, punk rock history, big riverfront projects, wild week in politics

Impaired Minnesota lakes and streams, big plans along the Twin Cities riverfront, Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center head Patina Park, interviews with formerly incarcerated men, Adia Morris on being grateful, history of Jay’s Longhorn Bar with Mark Engebretson, Prohibition 100 years later, the week’s political panel.

11/15/2019

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Polluted waters, Prohibition history, Ford Plant plans

Season 2020 Episode 11 | 1h 2m 54sVideo has Closed Captions

Impaired Minnesota lakes and streams, big plans along the Twin Cities riverfront, Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center head Patina Park, interviews with formerly incarcerated men, Adia Morris on being grateful, history of Jay’s Longhorn Bar with Mark Engebretson, Prohibition 100 years later, the week’s political panel.

11/15/2019

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