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Charles on being at the right side of pandemic

Perhaps his biggest lesson of the year has been that while leading a team of professionals across the region is nerve-racking, managing a child is a different ball game.

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Study finds disproportionate hospitalizations for Blacks and Hispanics in Minnesota with COVID-19 | MinnPost

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