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April 30, 2010
Velma Korbel is the new Minneapolis Civil Rights Director
City of MinneapolisThe Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved R.T. Rybak's nomination of Velma Korbel for the city's new Civil Rights director this morning. Korbel is currently the Commissioner of the Minneapolis Minnesota Department of Human Rights. She is slated to start the new g ... More >>
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July 6, 2009
Uptown Diner no longer 24-hour weekend joint, pleading for their hours back
The only late-night eatery in the area has come under criticism from pissed off neighbors who are fed up with the noise at all hours of the night.
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April 30, 2009
Twin Cities to stay fatty
Looks like proposed legislation to ban trans-fats in the cities won't pass this year. Guess we'll all just get to stay chubby as we shovel in ice cream to soothe our woes about the economy.
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April 13, 2009
Outdoor couch dwellers rejoice! City Council rejects ban
The sun is shining, the temperature is on the rise. And now that Minneapolis has rejected a proposed ban on outdoor couches, it's time to lug that nasty living room couch straight to your porch or backyard for some lounging in the sun.
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November 19, 2008
The Green Institute faces possible foreclosure after 15 years
It was ahead of its time, but now the nonprofit has a looming debt problem
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May 26, 2008
Want to speak freely? Better get permission first
It was ahead of its time, but now the nonprofit has a looming debt problem
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March 19, 2008
No security
It was ahead of its time, but now the nonprofit has a looming debt problem
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January 23, 2008
Minneapolis civil rights department being decimated from within
In less than a year, Michael Jordan has dismantled the city agency responsible for upholding civil rights
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August 10, 2007
Minneapolis City Council clowning around
In less than a year, Michael Jordan has dismantled the city agency responsible for upholding civil rights
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March 21, 2007
The Human Shield
John Delmonico defends those who serve and protect. Whether they deserve it or not.
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December 8, 2006
Mozaic Project in Uptown kicks off 2007 with a Big Dig
John Delmonico defends those who serve and protect. Whether they deserve it or not.
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November 3, 2006
3 questions: Tim Dolan
John Delmonico defends those who serve and protect. Whether they deserve it or not.
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October 13, 2006
The struggle for Tim Dolan's soul
John Delmonico defends those who serve and protect. Whether they deserve it or not.
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September 20, 2006
Not hailing the chief
John Delmonico defends those who serve and protect. Whether they deserve it or not.
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September 15, 2006
Popped off about the top cop
John Delmonico defends those who serve and protect. Whether they deserve it or not.
News
August 2, 2006
When Is Free Speech Too Free?
Minneapolis has settled its lawsuits with Time Warner Cable. But the city may still be out to gut local cable-access programming.
Blogs
February 14, 2006
Mpls city councilors win new cars!
Minneapolis has settled its lawsuits with Time Warner Cable. But the city may still be out to gut local cable-access programming.
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November 16, 2005
Nine Things We Learned Last Tuesday
Some highlights from the city elections that time (and voters) forgot
Arts
March 1, 2000
A Century of Suffering
Revisiting the AIDS crisis with Angels in America; remembering Anne Frank as a universal optimist
Arts
March 3, 1999
Strangers to Kindness
A gloomy Tartuffe celebrates the end of sincerity; A Streetcar Named Desire sets off for the other side of the tracks
Arts
July 1, 1998
Back in Black
Thirty-four years ago, LeRoi Jones's Dutchman sent American race relations careening on a New York subway. Where's the end of the line?
Arts
February 25, 1998
Play Against Type
Dancing in the Street: A rarely produced play by Lorraine Hansberry shows the small man behind the most principled activist in the world.
Arts
October 15, 1997
Once Bitten, Twice Shy
Love Makes You Twisted: The giddy cast of Lanford Wilson's Burn This.
Arts
July 16, 1997
Tough Love
Eyes Wide Shut: Post-feminist women Quimby Lombardozzi and Noël Raymond blink into the gender abyss in John Patrick Shanley's Women of Manhattan.
Arts
February 26, 1997
Freedom Rings
Eyes Wide Shut: Post-feminist women Quimby Lombardozzi and Noël Raymond blink into the gender abyss in John Patrick Shanley's Women of Manhattan.
Arts
October 23, 1996
It Takes A Nation Of Millions
Eyes Wide Shut: Post-feminist women Quimby Lombardozzi and Noël Raymond blink into the gender abyss in John Patrick Shanley's Women of Manhattan.
Arts
August 7, 1996
Naked Chicago
Eyes Wide Shut: Post-feminist women Quimby Lombardozzi and Noël Raymond blink into the gender abyss in John Patrick Shanley's Women of Manhattan.

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