Новости за 06.07.2017

Study finds strong job market for the rest of 2017, a continuing trend.

It appeared after Wednesday’s annual cleanup near Big Island that there also was less trash littering the lake.

The Lake Minnetonka Association, in partnership with Life's a Beach Shoreline Services and Tonka Bay Marina, as well as some lake homeowners did their annual trash sweep Wednesday, cleaning up trash left behind near Big Island left by the hundreds of boaters and fun seekers on July 4th.

Zarir Erani was well-liked but lacked airline experience; income fell 41 percent in a year.

Mayor Chris Coleman will seek input from community on street maintenance solutions.

Total ban will start Thursday and remain in effect through most of July.

Plans for the second half of the year are less clear, according to an account of the Fed’s June meeting.

Replacing 86th Street span over I-35W in Bloomington begins this weekend.

Officials from the Dakota County cities say residents who get rent help and support services exhaust city resources.

Mainly known for spare design and safety, Volvo is moving to the cutting edge.

The State Department’s denial of their travel visa is inexplicable.

Failure to confront the Russian president will only heighten concerns.

Putin forced Americans to look into a not-so-shiny mirror.

He will be following in the footsteps of Presidents Carter and Clinton — with his own chance to reassure Poles on U.S. commitments.

Sunday liquor sales? Done. Now onward.

More than 1,200 complaints were filed with the state’s lawyer professional responsibility board

The USA Volleyball tournament drew an estimated 41,000 amateur volleyball players, fans and others for 10-day run that ended July 4.