VIRUS OUTBREAK-FLANAGAN
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan tests positive for COVID
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan has tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19, she announced Saturday. Flanagan says she received the positive test after caring for her 8-year-old daughter Siobhan, who tested positive on Oct. 22. The lieutenant governor received the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine last spring. Flanagan said she and her husband, Tom, had been staying home for the past week to care for their daughter and avoid exposing others to the virus. Flanagan’s brother Ron, who was in his 50s and battling cancer, died of COVID in 2020.
LIQUOR SALES RECORD
Minnesota liquor sales soared in 2020 for a record year.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Sales at municipal liquor stores in Minnesota soared in 2020 for…
