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Stribcast: Train severs boy's feet in St. Paul

Name: Stribcast: Train severs boy's feet in St. Paul
Uploaded: 2013-08-16T15:33:05.000Z
Channel: Matt Gillmer
Description: A boy playing near train tracks loses his feet; more traffic hassles this weekend; and 4H kids get ready for State Fair.

A boy playing near train tracks in St. Paul loses his feet; more traffic hassles this weekend, and the 4H kids are getting ready for the State Fair.

By Matt Gillmer

August 27, 2013 — 11:14am

A boy playing near train tracks in St. Paul loses his feet; more traffic hassles this weekend, and the 4H kids are getting ready for the State Fair.

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