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Husband, Father, Grandfather, Bicyclist, Carmex Addict. Jim. Quidnunc, probably. Kay’s (spouse) Executive Admin. I know where Barry Manilow gets his groceries. We enjoy music and travel. Retired. Ward 3, Minneapolis, MN USA

the prospect north loop data center in the old star tribune building is dead. legacy has terminated its purchase agreement for the site there’s been a lot of organizing by north loop residents against this, hope many take this as their entry to being civically active

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I am having issues with the StarTribune dot com website loading very erratically when I use Safari. Other sites work fine. StarTribune works well with Chrome. MacBook Air is up to date as is the browser. Tried Apple's recommendations... no change. Anyone else experience & fix this problem w/Safari?

JUST IN: Christian Castro, the ICE officer charged with lying about the events leading up to a January shooting of a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis, has turned him self in to federal authorities. He faces both federal charges and charges in Minnesota.

ICE officer charged with lying about shooting turns himself in to feds, AP source says

The federal charges follow Castro's release from jail last week after Texas’ governor refused to immediately sign an extradition warrant to hand him over to Minnesota authorities, who have charged him...

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Reaching across the aisle to recognize Terry Stier, LEO and Republican state rep, for speaking the truth. “… some officers claim they have PTSD just so they can retire early because they don’t like the job or are facing discipline or termination.“ www.startribune.com/mn-police-pt...

Minnesota has spent millions trying to stem the tide of police PTSD retirements. It isn’t working.

Lawmakers set up a $100 million fund to pay for mental health treatment aimed at getting police and firefighters back to work. So far, 17 out of 337 have returned to their jobs.

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Police murdered a Black man in the street in Madison WI today. Shot point blank in the head while on the ground, tased, and surrounded by four cops. It looks like an execution. Multiple videos circulating online. Things are about to get very bad here.

#OnThisDay July 20 1934: "Bloody Friday" in Minneapolis, as 45,000 workers are on strike. Without warning, police open fire at unarmed Teamsters trying to prevent trucks from moving in the Warehouse District. 67 picketers are wounded, most shot in the back, and 2 are killed.

black and white overhead photo, police lined up with shotguns on the left, workers in white shirts lined up on the right, railroad tracks set in wood planks separate the two groups.

Wow… so the Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District has a survey asking if the DID should expand their scope to include downtown residents, and *pay* monthly for membership. We already have neighborhood groups, so it seems redundant.