Trevor J. Mitchell

@tjm613.bsky.social

Metro writer for MinnPost.

wrote about a truly nightmarish series of railroad crossings in northwestern minneapolis. in early 2024, one of them was blocked for *194 minutes*. that's long enough to watch the entirety of the odyssey (2026) and then spend 21 minutes googling "anne hathaway oscar odds"

Glimmer of hope for Northside residents stuck at one of city’s worst rail crossings

More than an annoyance, the delays hinder emergency vehicles. But much-needed changes are on a very slow track.

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🚰 Happy to share the debut story from @minnpost.bsky.social's new drinking water reporter Claire Carlson! Really looking forward to exploring this topic over the next couple of years, from PFAS and lead pipes to climate change and aging infrastructure. www.minnpost.com/drinking-wat...

What falling wildfire ash means for Minnesotans who get their drinking water from lakes

Water treatment facilities can handle wildfire pollution, but Minnesotans who use private drinking water systems may want to take precautions

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mayor jacob frey and city council president elliott payne about to head onstage for the theater of public policy — where they’ll be interviewed and then improvisers will “create original, unscripted scenes that illuminate the topic with humor, humanity, and fresh perspective.”

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big fan of episode 2 of buffy going “people don’t want to think about bad stuff” after the town experiences a quintuple murder and then never addressing why no one cares about their awful crime rate. television used to be good

"who's a real new yorker" discourse is tailor-made to drive everyone completely insane. i think if we get in the lab and somehow graft "can you call listening to an audiobook reading" discourse onto it maybe we can get social media to overheat and turn off