ST PETER —
Several city-owned parking lots in the downtown area will be closed for snow removal work beginning at 10 p.m. tonight until approximately 7:00 a.m. Thursday.
The lots have all been posted with "no parking" signs during this period and violators will be towed at the vehicle owner's expense.
St. Peter news
Several downtown St. Peter parking lots closed overnight
Snow removal begins tonight
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Schmitz, New Ulm win boys SCC golf meet
Kelton Schmitz shot a 74 at Shoreland County Club on Monday, leading New Ulm to the championship of South Central Conference boys golf tournament. Schmitz was the medalist as the Eagles finished with 315 strokes.
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St. Peter surplus on auction block
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Sex offender reform heads to Senate floor
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Gusties win twice in MIAC Tournament
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St. Peter robotics team wins national Creativity Award
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MSU sweeps Sioux Falls in softball
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Billing has state-paid doctor in two places at once
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Suspect pleads guilty to one of 13 alleged bank robberies
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Snow what? Record or not, it was a lot
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