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I wish this picture panned to the left (East) so we could see what was destroyed to build 35W

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Bring this shit back. It rocks.

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Since I’ve been getting this a lot - if you feel like supporting me by buying a jersey or something, I would rather you make a donation to Trans Lifeline or The Trevor Project www.thetrevorproject.org

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Hell yeah, brother.

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Miles Dunne (1934) Source: Hennepin County Library Dunne, an official of the truck drivers' union, is ordered to be freed from the military stockade at the State fair grounds.

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This is why bike lanes don’t work. #PaintIsNotInfrastructure @thewaroncars.bsky.social

submitted 10 days ago • 7 comments

Curb-side vending machine in Linden Hills

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okay

submitted 4 days ago • 30 comments

"within the provided guidelines" Don't talk about trans people Don't talk about trans people Don't talk about trans people

submitted 4 days ago • 1 comment

There’s a whole new generation of ska bands (myself with the JER band included) crushing it. The real question is when is everyone asking for the fourth wave ready to embrace the scene of ska that is here???

submitted 15 days ago • 11 comments

On February 15th, 1980, The Selecter released their debut album, Too Much Pressure, on 2Tone Records. The album reached #5 in the UK Charts and produced two Top 25 singles. @theselecter.bsky.social @paulineblack.bsky.social

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I wanted you to hear directly from me that I have decided not to run for reelection to the Senate in 2026. I have loved my job, and after 20 years of hard and rewarding work in the public sector, I'm ready to spend more time with my family. I want to take some time here to explain my decision (🧵)

submitted 9 days ago • 223 comments

If any of you fuckers say Al Franken should run for Tina’s seat I swear …

submitted 9 days ago • 22 comments

Trying to gas up Palmisano into thinking she has a chance to run for senate so that she’ll drop her council candidacy, leaving an open path for a progressive in ward 13.

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💥First Avenue workers across all 7 venues voted UNANIMOUSLY to ratify their groundbreaking union contract!!! Workers won: -Big raises, longevity pay that respects years of hard work -improved scheduling, training and safety policies -protections for LGBT+ workers & more!

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Spring On the Farm (1937) Source: Hennepin County Library A bleating lamb with a mother following close behind. Part of a photo essay about the return of spring. See P34270-P34278.

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Ward 13 challenger to Palmisano when?!?

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Winter makes our transportation priorities so clear. Street: well-cleared throughout snowfall Taxpayer subsidized “free” car parking: cleared within 24 hours Sidewalk & bus stop: untouched 48 hours later, w/ lots of footprints from all of the folks who rely on this sidewalk. #plowMPLSsidewalks

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Grain Belt Brewery (1986) 34 13th Ave. NE Source: Hennepin County Library

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So @swaempls.bsky.social you haven’t posted in over a month, (and over 4 months on twitter.) What is this event? How are people supposed to know about what you’ve got going on?

submitted 14 days ago • 1 comment

WON'T ANYONE THINK OF CARGILL????

submitted 16 days ago • 2 comments

I was reading something about the 1890 census and thought Minneapolis/St. Paul people would find this amusing. M/SP rivalry and pettiness, it is our heritage.

submitted 16 days ago • 2 comments

When opened in 1960, the Minneapolis Planetarium had 1200 visitors a day and held the distinction of being the only one, outside of Alexandria Egypt, located inside a library. When torn down in 2002, it was reimagined in the U of M Bell Museum which today boasts North America’s first ‘seamless’ dome

submitted 16 days ago • 6 comments

What’s going on over here? A dome like a planetarium? And a Guggenheimesque parking garage of some kind?

submitted 16 days ago • 2 comments

Great to visit the Red Lake Nation and it always makes me happy seeing the eagle buildings. This is Red Lake Tribal College, it’s paired with the Red Lake Government Center.

submitted 18 days ago • 4 comments

Sculpture Masterpieces at Art Institute (1949) Source: Hennepin County Library L to R: Minneapolis Institute of Art Senior Curator Davis points out the details of a sculptured head of Rachmaninoff to Mrs. Ruth Bovey Stevens, wearing a black jacquard satin cocktail suit, and H. Harvard Arnason, ...

submitted 18 days ago • 1 comment

Charing Cross Road, pedestrianised today. Glorious. Because whenever you take cars away, cities get better.

submitted 20 days ago • 161 comments

Well. I did it. I submitted my book on the history of how the US government has removed Indigenous children from their families. From colonization to removal to boarding schools to today. For middle schoolers. I think it's the first book of its kind. I can't believe I got to do it.

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