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- Cops: Very bad doggy locked woman out of her car 10:00 a.m. by Mike Mullen
- Here's why 10 (!) stealth bombers zoomed over Minneapolis, probably 8:30 a.m. by Mike Mullen
- Cat lovers concerned tigers coming to Minnesota are too fat 1:59 p.m. by Hannah Jones
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Music
- Camila Cabello scales down the arena spectacle for a rowdy State Theatre 10:53 a.m. by Keith Harris
- Lord Huron rules over the Palace 8:01 a.m. by Alex Rice
- The week's 9 best concerts: Apr. 23-26 5:30 a.m. by CP Staff
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Food & Drink
- Local salad shop Crisp & Green to expand to Dinkytown and Edina -- and soon, maybe beyond Minnesota 11:29 a.m. by Erica Rivera
- 5 things to know about Mekong River, Columbia Heights’ new Thai restaurant 9:58 a.m. by Theresa J. Beckhusen
- Urban Bean sells Lyndale shop to Misfit Coffee; get $1 farewell doughnuts TODAY April 20 by Jay Boller
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Arts & Leisure
- Eco-fashion, plus-size festival looks, street style: Here are 4 fab Fashion Week MN happenings 6:50 a.m. by Kara Nesvig
- Free things to do this week: Flower power at Mia, Transmission at VFW 6:52 a.m. by Jessica Armbruster
- 10 days after arrest, T.J. Miller's onstage at the Mall of America. Here's what that's like. April 20 by Hannah Jones
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Movies
- Review: Tucci's 'Final Portrait' paints a small picture of Alberto Giacometti April 12 by Tony Libera
- MSPIFF has over 250 films. Here are 15 must-see flicks. April 11
- Review: Spielberg's nostalgia-loaded 'Ready Player One' serves up popcorn flick fun April 4 by Tony Libera
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Spout Press' Out of Pocket
Since 1989, Spout Press has been the indie literary publisher that could. It began as a quarterly journal, which ran for 23 years. Eventually, the volunteer-run press switched to printing a series of books and chapbooks, called Out of Pocket. Like its magazine, Out of Pocket has focused on experimental writing, showcasing new voices examining current issues. This Thursday, Spout will host readings of the first four books of the series: Epilogue by Juliet Patterson, Encyclopedia by Rachel Jendrzejewski, Waiting for a Spaceship by J. Otis Powell, and The Axe Lectures by Brianna Johnson. The works of Powell, who died earlier this year, will be read by Keno Evol and Louis Alemayehu.
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