Minnesota on Tuesday October 27, 2009

MN: Primary concern -- Fewer family doctors
By Jenna Ross, Minneapolis Star Tribune
It's one small piece of health care reform, but it's a big deal for medical schools and doctor's offices: forgiving the student loans of doctors who choose primary care.
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MN: Hopes for H1N1 shots put on hold
By Maura Lerner, Minneapolis Star Tribune
Park Nicollet's flu hot line crashed as clinics struggled with demand that outstrips supply.
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MN: The Granite City celebrates a rock-solid bridge
By The Associated Press, Minneapolis Star Tribune
ST. CLOUD, Minn. -- The new Granite City Crossing Bridge over the Mississippi River in St. Cloud will open to traffic Thursday.
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MN: Housing aid -- End of a lifeline
By Kevin Duchschere, Minneapolis Star Tribune
With two emergency housing aid programs slated to end this week, officials are worried that homelessness figures, especially among single adults, will rise.
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