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Fire restrictions lifted for Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness

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By Lydia Morrell 
| KXJB-TV (Fargo, ND)
ELY, Minn. (KARE11) - Pack your hot dogs and get ready to roast them over the open fire in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Administration with the Superior National Forest will lift fire restrictions starting Friday. The fire restrictions went in place June 6 due to dry conditions and wildfire risk. The news comes one day after officials announced that three wildfires in northern Minnesota have been contained.
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Man charged in fatal motorcycle crash in White Bear Lake

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By Lydia Morrell 
| Yahoo
A man is facing a criminal vehicular homicide charge after a fatal collision Wednesday night in White Bear Lake. Prosecutors say that 63-year-old Robert Marines Rodriguez was driving a Jeep, turning from Highway 61 to Highway 96. He turned in front of a motorcycle, causing that driver to crash into the side of the Jeep. The 31-year-old motorcycle driver died at a nearby hospital after the crash. Troopers reported that Rodriguez had slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and poor balance.
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Men at Rush City prison go on canteen strike

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By Lydia Morrell 
| Yahoo
A group of men in Rush City prison are going on a canteen strike Thursday. The Minnesota Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee shared that 118 men imprisoned in the Rush City facility wrote a letter to the administration, asking for improved access to phones, the gym and yard, and medical and mental health care. In the letter, the men wrote that a physician is only available at the facility for 20 hours a week, making it difficult for them to get care.
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