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mn70s:

East Lake Street and Park Avenue South, Minneapolis, 1970s (by Bruce Goldstein)
Photo via Minnesota Historical Society

mn70s:

East Lake Street and Park Avenue South, Minneapolis, 1970s (by Bruce Goldstein)

Photo via Minnesota Historical Society

  2PM, Feb 24 2012
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Restaurant Week

mspmag:

In case you’re still hemming and hawing about where to go and what to eat during Restaurant Week, Stephanie March takes the pressure off. She’s compiled a list of her favorite dishes and recommendations and, as a sweetener, she’ll even be surprising some lucky diners during lunch and spot them their delicious meals.

Doesn’t Masa’s Mexican hot chocolate bread pudding sound good? What about Barbette’s duck breast with fig compote? You get the idea. Feb 26-March 2.

  11AM, Feb 24 2012
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metromag:

Created in 2007 by John Olson of local ad firm Olson, The BrandLab is an innovative non-profit organization working to change the largely homogenous workforce of the marketing industry. And guess what? It’s working.

metromag:

Created in 2007 by John Olson of local ad firm Olson, The BrandLab is an innovative non-profit organization working to change the largely homogenous workforce of the marketing industry. And guess what? It’s working.

  11AM, Feb 24 2012
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artsorbit:

Carnaval Brasileiro is claimed to be “the biggest celebration in the world.” Really? It sounds like another press-release ploy, doesn’t it? But browsing Wikipedia’s definition of the Brazilian Carnival, it might actually be true: The country stops completely for almost a week and the consumption of beer accounts for 80% of its annual total. Fine Line Music Cafe is adopting Brazil’s non-stop party for Friday and Saturday night with three shows where Brazilian sensation Dandara is headlining. Extending Fat Tuesday into the weekend is easily justified this year.

- Morgan Halaska

  11AM, Feb 24 2012
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mspmag:

This just in from Secrets: Andrew Zimmern for City Council!

“Oh, why not! This interview with Zimmern quotes Mr. Bizarre Foods as wanting to “give back” after his food career and AZ tosses out the idea of a local political position, maybe even a city council. It’s not any more…

  9AM, Feb 24 2012
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minneapolis81:

Today I took a tour of Guthrie Theater with the East Downtown Council. I highly suggest you do this!  The Events calendar has a “tours” tab so you can quickly find a date and time that works for you. I’m going to do this with all of my out-of-town guests.

  10PM, Feb 23 2012
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mprnews:

Top: A 1921 strike by South St. Paul meat packers brought out National Guard troops equipped with bayonet fixed rifles.

Bottom left: A 1933 farm rally seeking a foreclosure moratorium - which lawmakers granted.

Bottom right: The 1934 Minneapolis truckers strike involved a range of workers who clashed with thugs hired by a business-backed group called the Citizens Alliance.

Hear reporter Dan Olson talk with author Rhoda Gilman about Minnesota’s protest tradition, which dates back to the 1800s.

(Images courtesy Minnesota Historical Society)

  7PM, Feb 23 2012
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thomaslowrysghost:

“Lyndale Avenue South near West Diamond Lake Road, Minneapolis Photographer: Henry Benbrooke Hall Photograph Collection 1979”
(image via MHS Visual Resources Database)

thomaslowrysghost:

“Lyndale Avenue South near West Diamond Lake Road, Minneapolis Photographer: Henry Benbrooke Hall Photograph Collection 1979”

(image via MHS Visual Resources Database)

  7PM, Feb 23 2012
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There’s something special going on in Minnesota right now. I think the day is coming when people will say that in Minnesota all our restaurants are strong, all our plates are good looking, and all our chefs above average.
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Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl talks with Tom Crann about Minnesota’s record number of James Beard Award nominations this year. (via mprnews)
  7PM, Feb 23 2012
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minnpost:

Sunny winter views around Lake of the Isles
MinnPost photographer Steve Date took advantage of the mild weather last weekend to head over to Lake of the Isles and see the ways people were enjoying this warm winter we’re having.

minnpost:

Sunny winter views around Lake of the Isles

MinnPost photographer Steve Date took advantage of the mild weather last weekend to head over to Lake of the Isles and see the ways people were enjoying this warm winter we’re having.

  4PM, Feb 23 2012
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