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ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTST. PAUL — Former Vice President Joe Biden is set to make his first stop in Minnesota this campaign cycle, his campaign announced Thursday, Sept. 10.Biden is set to visit the state on Friday, Sept. 18, his campaign announced in a news release. But no additional details about the stop were immediately available.His stop follows a Wednesday visit by his wifeand comes weeks after President Donald Trump stumped for his reelection bid in Mankato. Trump's campaign also announced Thursday that the president would visit Bemidji, Minn. on Sept. 18.The faceoff in Minnesota comes on the day the state is set to kick off early voting in the general election. A variety of campaign surrogates on both sides have campaigned in Minnesota in-person and virtually in the run-up to the Nov. 3 contest.While Trump came within 1.5 percentage points of victory in the state in 2016, the state has increasingly been viewed as a toss-up leading into Election Day as the Trump campaign has funneled funds and organizing efforts into the state.ADVERTISEMENTRecent polling in Minnesota shows Biden has an edge over Trump. A poll released Wednesday, Sept. 9, by Morning Consult showed Biden had a 5-point advantage over Trump, while a KSTP-TV/SurveyUSA poll indicated the former vice president had a 9-point lead in the contest.Democrats in the state said Biden's visit would give voters a clear contrast to Trump and knocked the president on his response to COVID-19."Starting on September 18th, the very day Trump is in Minnesota, voters will flock to vote early for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Tina Smith and DFLers up and down the ballot," Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party Chair Ken Martin said.Republicans, meanwhile, touted Trump's frequent visits to the state and said Biden couldn't make up the time before Election Day.“Joe Biden’s visit is too little too late, and in 54 days, Minnesota will make history by flipping our 10 electoral votes," Minnesota GOP Chair Jennifer Carnahan said.GRAND FORKS – The Grand Forks School District is ready to move forward on the Career Impact Academy, but is in a holding pattern as it waits for the federal government to release funds for the project, Brandon Baumbach, the district’s business manager, told School Board members Monday, Sept. 12.Agtegra Cooperative provides grain rescue training for workers in its many locations, as well as a close-up rescue drill exposure for medical students at the University of South Dakota. Agtegra and USD also are supporters of a new program that provides training and a “ditch kit” for rural people who help if someone is injured.The digital application allows travelers to submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination and other mandatory travel information to the Canada Border Services Agency within 72 hours of crossing the border, either through the free ArriveCan mobile app or on the CBSA website.The Florida man had collapsed and was lying on the ground near a picnic shelter after he and his friends were done fishing.ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTST. PAUL — Former Vice President Joe Biden is set to make his first stop in Minnesota this campaign cycle, his campaign announced Thursday, Sept. 10.Biden is set to visit the state on Friday, Sept. 18, his campaign announced in a news release. But no additional details about the stop were immediately available.His stop follows a Wednesday visit by his wifeand comes weeks after President Donald Trump stumped for his reelection bid in Mankato. Trump's campaign also announced Thursday that the president would visit Bemidji, Minn. on Sept. 18.The faceoff in Minnesota...

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