Archive for June 6th, 2012

by / on June 6, 2012 at 11:03 am / in Links, News, St Cloud State

Food Microbiology Symposium coming to St. Cloud State

One of the world’s leading experts on E. coli will keynote the Food Microbiology Symposium Oct. 15-17 at St. Cloud State. David Acheson, a physician and former Food and Drug Administration (FDA) associate commissioner for foods, will address new trends in food safety. He is a partner at a health care and food safety consultancy. View his biography. The Food [...]

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by / on June 6, 2012 at 10:58 am / in Local, News, Top Stories

Crews continue to remove damaged paper rolls from Sartell mill

SARTELL, Minn. (AP) — Crews continue to remove large rolls of damaged paper at the Verso Paper mill in Sartell where an explosion and fire last month killed one person and injured four others.

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by / on June 6, 2012 at 10:45 am / in Minnesota, Sports

Lynx stay unbeaten, defeat Silver Stars, 83-79

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Maya Moore and Rebekkah Brunson each scored 17 points and the Minnesota Lynx held off the San Antonio Silver Stars 83-79 on Sunday night. Lindsay Whalen had 15 points and seven assists for Minnesota (7-0). Seimone Augustus added 14 points. It is the sixth time in league history that a team has won at least seven straight [...]

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by / on June 6, 2012 at 10:39 am / in News, State/Region

Largest trade show for US ethanol producers is running in Minneapolis this week

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The largest trade show for U.S. ethanol producers is running in Minneapolis this week. The 28th International Fuel Ethanol Workshop and Expo, which began Monday and runs through Wednesday, is back in Minnesota for the first time since 2001 But the industry considers Minnesota to be its birthplace. Corn ethanol production began in the 1980s with small [...]

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by / on June 6, 2012 at 10:29 am / in National, News, Top Stories

Silhouetted Venus reminder of solar system’s size

HONOLULU (AP) — Filtering the sun’s light to a minuscule fraction of its true power allowed sky-gazers around the world to watch a silhouetted Venus travel across Earth’s closest star, an extremely rare spectacle that served as a reminder of how tiny our planet really is.

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