What does MPR stand for?

Minnesota Public Radio

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Samples in periodicals archive:

No, instead, today marks the start of the Northstar commuter rail line, rumbling down the tracks from Big Lake to Minneapolis, and three Minnesota Public Radio reporters are liveblogging the event.

United States : Northstar commuter rail line makes its debut

The Aspen Music Festival was broadcast across the United States through broadcasters such as Colorado Public Radio, Minnesota Public Radio and American Public Media.

Sound: DTS Inc. employed its Neural Surround technology in radio ...

It's not a part of the campaign and it's not what people are interested in," she said during the debate at Minnesota Public Radio studios in St.

Embattled congresswoman holds debate in Minnesota

The Convention gained local media attention in the Twin Cities: Minnesota Public Radio broadcast both Dr.

Communications

Keillor, who is a genuine small-town boy, was also already employed by Minnesota Public Radio and publishing in The New Yorker and The Atlantic.

The Spirit of the Midwest: Prairie Home Companion hits prime time

Minnesota Representative Fran Bradley, on Minnesota Public Radio, about her retirement from the Legislature.

As they see it

No wonder they're cranky: According to a March CNN report, they're "hooked on meth and suffering the pangs of withdrawal"; a June 2004 story on Minnesota Public Radio likewise spoke of babies "born addicted to meth.

Ice, ice baby: infant speed freaks?

9), she will be featured in a program on Minnesota public radio and will host a monthly author-interview show on the Seattle Channel.

Librarian writes final chapter Turning the page on a notable career ...