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Tuesday on Saint Paul Sunday, the acclaimed ensemble REBEL joins Bill McGlaughlin to explore by Vivaldi, Telemann, Purcell, and others. Tune in or listen online for what the Los Angeles Times calls "astonishingly vital music making." July 6, 8 pm.

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MPR launches new national production and distribution arm
A new name will now be attached to your favorite Minnesota Public Radio national programs—American Public Media.

BBC Proms travel packages now available
Join MPR in London, and enjoy first-class accommodations and six amazing performances—plus fine dining, an elegant reception, and sightseeing.

MPR announces its largest capital campaign
Most of the $46 million campaign will fund an expanded broadcast and production center in downtown St. Paul. The rest will support new programming initiatives.

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Kerry picks Edwards for Democratic ticket
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry has selected former rival John Edwards as his running mate, calling him a man who showed "guts and determination and political skills."

Jobs for Hmong refugees a priority and a challenge
After flying 8,000 miles from Thailand last month with his wife and nine other relatives, Tong Her told a reporter his priority is finding work—almost always easier said than done.

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Beyond Bake Sales: The new era of school fundraising.
A Bad State of Mind: Minnesota's fractured mental health system: Some say the state is "a basket case."
The State of the Unions: The relevance of unions in the 21st century.

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