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As seen in: KAAL-TV (Austin, MN), Her Campus, EIN News, WAVY-TV (Portsmouth, VA), NewsBreak, Our Community Now, The Mace & Crown, Canada Travel Daily
Weekend Anchor/Reporter at @ABC6NEWS. Old Dominion University Alumna. All opinions are my own. RT ≠ endorsement.
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RPS board talks budget deficit, impacts of ICE activity

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By Rachel Mantos Verified
| KAAL-TV (Austin, MN) Verified
(ABC 6 News) — The big action item on Tuesday’s Rochester Public School board agenda was approving new budget reduction targets, but community members present didn’t have district dollars on their minds — it was recent ICE activity. “Our kids are scared. Oh, wait. I’m scared too,” said Mark Iverson. “The immigrant neighbors that are close to Sunset Terrace. One family’s from Colombia and they don’t go anywhere.” Three separate speakers approached the board, calling on board members to act.
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US forces in Caribbean seize seventh sanctioned oil tanker linked to Venezuela

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By Rachel Mantos Verified
| KAAL-TV (Austin, MN) Verified
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. military forces boarded and took control of a seventh oil tanker connected with Venezuela on Tuesday as the Trump administration continues its efforts to take control of the oil in the South American country.
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During typically slow January, some Med City restaurants see steady business

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By Rachel Mantos Verified
| KAAL-TV (Austin, MN) Verified
(ABC 6 News) — With things like dry January, extreme cold and the close proximity to the holiday season, most bars and restaurants around Rochester expect to see business slow down this time of year. “Every year is entirely different, every day in the service industry is so much different, so we don’t know who or how many people are gonna walk in the door every weekday or every weekend,” said Kelli Anderson, General Manager of Whistle Binkies on the Lake.
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