DULUTH NEWS TRIBUNE: Minnesota lawmakers advance universal school lunch bill

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A plan to ensure all Minnesota students have access to free breakfast and lunch at school is already moving through the Legislature as Democratic-Farmer-Labor lawmakers and the governor work toward a budget they say will prioritize education and families in the state. Read more in the Duluth News Tribune.

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