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Below is a list of Adoption Agencies in Owatonna, Minnesota. You can click on any listing for more details and a map to the location.

 Barker Ann B Attorney At Law 310 South Oak Avenue Owatonna, MN 55060 (507)451-8992 
 Catholic Charitiesowatonna 577 State Avenue Owatonna, MN 55060 (507)455-2008 
 Downeyside Families For Youth 560 Dunnell Drive Suite 201 Owatonna, MN 55060 (507)446-8503 
 Patton Hoversten And Berg 150 West Park Square Owatonna, MN 55060 (507)451-9000 
 Resolutions Solutions 209 East Main Street Suite D Owatonna, MN 55060 (507)455-3379 



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Despite planting delays, heavy May 2012 rains welcomed - Minnesota Farm Guide

Despite planting delays, heavy May 2012 rains welcomed
Minnesota Farm Guide
Growers have adopted a practice of inter-seeding small grains with sugarbeets, and many of the small grain fields had already emerged and were growing in early May. The Minnesota Ag Statistics Service also reported that precipitation was at least 2 ...


Stadium Vote: Legislators to watch - Minnesota Public Radio

Stadium Vote: Legislators to watch
Minnesota Public Radio
Watch to see if an amendment forgiving some of St. Paul's loan is adopted. There could also be amendments calling for help to build a new St. Paul Saints ballpark in downtown St. Paul. A spoonful of that sugar can help make the medicine go down for St.

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MInnesota News Briefs: No civil trial for Senser - Pierce County Herald

MInnesota News Briefs: No civil trial for Senser
Pierce County Herald
Members of the U of M faculty, staff and students at the five campuses voted Thursday to adoption the resolution. The U of M Senate also called on the university community to discourage discrimination. Voters will consider a ballot question in November ...

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Minn. contracts may have domestic partner benefits - Faribault County Register

Minn. contracts may have domestic partner benefits
Faribault County Register
Mike Parry, R-Owatonna, has been pressing the administration — without success — to keep lawmakers apprised of the talks. Parry said state officials shouldn't assume lawmakers will rubber-stamp the final deals, and he said the domestic partner ...

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