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In urban America, abundance framing can actually be a good thing
Abundance," which explores urban and environmental politics from 20,000 feet, is a useful reframing that goes beyond urban ...
Uptown Minneapolis businesses get more aggressive about saving their neighborhood
They want to form a business improvement district, work with landlords and improve parking, all to boost traffic to the commercial area.
These Minnesota cities are the ‘most cultured’ in the US, according to new report
Holafly analyzed 100 American cities "to establish where you can find America's cultural hotspots." Here's where Minnesota ...
Minnesota lawmakers warn of "devastating" impact of potential Medicaid cuts
State lawmakers say millions of dollars in health care funding are at risk if a proposal​ in the U.S. Congress goes through.
For decades, Minnesota has subsidized private schools. Gov. Tim Walz wants to cut $109 million.
Senate DFLers and the teachers union back the erasing of funds first approved in 1969; schools say that could price out ...
Letters: We need St. Paul councilors with business sense
If you read the newly proposed tenant protections, the summary is a landlord must be able to stand on one leg while dancing a ...
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Rochester's downtown library could be tweaked if alternate sites are implemented
ROCHESTER — A new master plan study for the Rochester Public Library is exploring a smaller downtown footprint, in addition to disbursing services to other parts of the city. “I know that goes against ...