Tim Kelly

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  • Profile of Tanka poet and monk Neal Henry Lawrence

    On this Odd Jobs segment, MPR’s Tim Kelly interviews Neal Henry Lawrence, an 88-year-old monk from Saint John's Abbey in Collegeville, who's lived in Tokyo for almost four decades, and is a pioneer in the writing of Tanka in English.

    Oct. 14, 19966 min
  • New library planned for SCSU

    Construction will begin later this year at Saint Cloud State University on a new library. At 33-million dollars, it will be the most expensive building ever for a state university campus in Minnesota. To win legislative approval, Saint Cloud State officials had to convince some doubters of the need for a conventional library in the midst of an information technology revolution.

    Apr. 23, 1996
  • Disc golf flies in St. Cloud

    MPR’s Tim Kelly takes alook at the sport of disc golf. Kelly talks with a golfer on a Riverside Park course in St. Cloud. Awarded: 1995 Northwest Broadcast News Association Award, award of merit in Sports Reporting - Medium Market category

    Jun. 23, 19953 min
  • Dirt Tracks - A visit to I-94 Speedway

    MPR’s Tim Kelly visits I-94 Speedway racetrack at Sauk Center. Kelly talks with the owner of track, various drivers, and fans attending a very muddy racing season.

    Sep. 6, 19934 min
  • Sexual assault training at Saint Cloud State University
    Sep. 11, 1992
  • Waite Park race, Tuesday mayoral race
    Nov. 4, 1991
  • Tim Kelly and Mark Seeley on impacts of winter storm

    Midmorning’s Paula Schroeder talks with MPR reporter Tim Kelly and Mark Seeley, soil sciences professor at University of Minnesota, about winter storm’s impact. Kelly describes weather conditions in state and Seeley discusses impact of storm to farmland.

    Nov. 1, 19915 min

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