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Dozens of people paid homage to the nearly 3,000 live lost on September 11, 2001 at the September 11th Community Commemoration, held at the St. Cloud Police Station.

Former St. Cloud auto manufacturer Sam Pandolfo was reburied in a Waite Park cemetery today (Friday). Pandolfo's great-grandson John Johnson was one of his family members who came to town from Idaho for the service.

A medevac Blackhawk helicopter from the Minnesota National Guard helped the American Cancer Society celebrate their 10th Annual Golf Classic today at the Oak Hill Golf Club in Rice.

Over 90 years ago a man by the name of Sam Pandolfo had a vision of making St. Cloud the automobile capital of the world. Of course, that never happened, but two local men believe Pandolfo still deserves his place in our local history. And that's why they've brought his body "home" more than 50 years after his death.

Ah, the smell of corn dogs, the sight of the pig races, the taste of cold beer. The Benton County Fair is upon us once again. Abby Faulkner captured the sights on Friday afternoon.

Bert Blyleven has been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, and the first Dutch-born player to be enshrined thanked his late father and his 85-year-old mother for the drive and determination he needed to succeed.

Seem like only yesterday that NBA player Kris Humphries and his girlfriend were in St. Cloud to visit Humphries' franchise restaurant, "5 Guys Burgers and Fries." They were back for lunch today while Humphries' is in town hosting a basketball clinic for kids at the Boys and Girls Club of Central Minnesota.

One of the hardest hit areas in last night's storm was Sauk Centre. Straight-line winds damaged hundreds of homes and uprooted a number of trees.

St. Cloud's Hester, Wilson and Whitney Parks all have trees that were uprooted and snapped off.

A piece of Cold Spring history is coming crashing down today (Thursday). The former ROCORI Middle School -- which was the original St. Boniface High School -- is being torn down.