"St. Paul's Historic All-Female City Council Sworn In"

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St. Paul, Minnesota, has made history with the swearing in of its first all-female City Council, comprising the youngest and most racially diverse members in the city's history. The council, all Democrats, includes three incumbents and four newcomers, representing a range of professional backgrounds. This milestone reflects demographic shifts in the city and is seen as a turning point, with the council members aiming to address key issues such as housing, homelessness, economic development, wealth gap, and climate change.
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