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Minnesota court rules Swimply pool rentals require public pool licenses

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The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled that pools rented through the Swimply app qualify as public pools under state law. Homeowners who rent their pools must obtain licenses required for public pools. The ruling came after homeowners challenged the licensing requirement, arguing their pools were private, but the court disagreed.

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Minneapolis Men Sentenced for RICO, Fentanyl Crimes

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Minneapolis residents Tyreese Giles and Ernest Ketter were sentenced for federal crimes. Giles was convicted in a RICO conspiracy. Ketter was sentenced for a fentanyl trafficking conspiracy. These sentences address significant criminal enterprises involving racketeering and drug distribution. The convictions underscore law enforcement efforts against

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In Minneapolis Men Sentenced for RICO, Fentanyl Crimes

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The Minnesota Court of Appeals decided that pools rented out through the Swimply app are legally considered public pools and must have proper licenses. This ruling came after homeowners challenged the state's

In Minnesota court rules Swimply pool rentals require public pool licenses