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Fox steals golf balls at Chaska Town Course

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By Chris Hrapsky Verified
| KARE-TV (Minneapolis, MN) Verified
CHASKA, Minn. — A round of golf at Chaska Town Course took an unexpected turn when a fox began stealing golf balls directly off the green. Karie Jo Christensen, of Victoria, was playing the par-5 15th hole with her women’s league friends, Sarah Leapaldt and Lisa Smeed, when a shot landed near a fox roaming the course. This story continues below. More in Local “I was chipping up onto the green with a red ball, and the fox — it landed about three feet away from the fox,” Christensen said.
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A History of Minnesota's People

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By Chris Hrapsky Verified
| KARE-TV (Minneapolis, MN) Verified
From Native nations and European settlers to refugees and immigrants from around the world, each generation helped shape the place we know today. “It's always true that there are new groups coming into Minnesota, and it's always true that somebody is a little freaked out by that,” said Bill Convery, director of research at the Minnesota Historical Society. “That was true in the 1860s and 1870s. It was true in the 1920s, and in some cases it's true today as well.” This story continues below.
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Betting on Everything: The explosive rise of prediction markets — and Minnesota’s pushback Original

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By Chris Hrapsky Verified
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ST PAUL, Minn. — Remember when the US swooped in and captured the president of Venezuela? U.S. Army soldier Gannon Ken Van Dyke allegedly made $400,000 off it. According to federal fraud charges, he accurately bet when Maduro's capture would occur, while helping plan the mission. In France last month, the Paris airport thermometer shot up six degrees in a matter of seconds. Prompting a $21,000 payout for one user and an into tampering.
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