Michael Olson and Kathryn Levine didn't just get married on 11-11-11. They also did it at 11:11 a.m., and the address of the church was 1111 E. 11th St.
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The car hit a power box and burst into flames.
The country star's May 4 show sold out in under an hour.
The 21 year old was found dead in her apartment on Wednesday.
Head coach Chris Klieman will coach one final game at NDSU.
The fatal blaze happened in Rice, Minnesota Friday morning.
Madison Bromen hadn't returned home from school on Thursday.
It has more than 3,000 square feet and is available for $875,000.
The duo stole a red kettle from Cub Foods in Blaine.
In 2000 Kay and Dean Wagner picked their wedding date partly because it was easy to remember. They didn't anticipate this year's bonanza of 11's but realized it about a year ago. Anniversary party with eleven guests? No, just a nice dinner out.
Officials say more than 1,300 married same-sex couples lived in Minnesota last year -- nearly the same amount as in Iowa, which legalized gay marriage in 2009.
Well, about time. After five years of dating, singer/performer/actor/all-round cool cat Justin Timberlake has married actress and Ely native Jessica Biel, People magazine says. They were engaged in December and kept the wedding site in Italy a secret even to guests until not long before the ceremony.
He's 93 and suffers from dementia. She's 83 and gets by despite a brain tumor and diabetes. They've been married 66 years but are in danger of being turned out of their home at the end of the month after a grandson illegally plummeted them into debt. Pioneer Press columnist Ruben Rosario writes they need 'a miracle' to avoid homelessness.
Savage police officer Frank Mackall suffered a severe head injury in a crash in January. He talks to KARE 11 about what has been driving him through a long recovery. "My ultimate goal is to get back to doing the job that I was doing before, which is helping the people of Savage," Mackall says.
