The Bridge Collapse: Who's to Blame?
Courtesy of Hennepin County Sheriff's Office
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
August 15, 2007
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One month since the bridge's collapse, the cost to local businesses is starting to play out in stark economic terms, and many wonder whether they'll survive until a new bridge is built.
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
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Staffs gutted ... secrets stolen ... a traitorous publisher forced to defend his actions in court -- the future has never looked bleaker for the Star Tribune and the Pioneer Press.
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