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7th Street Barbers
Tucked away on the southwest side of St. Paul sits a fascinating piece of Minnesota history — the oldest barbershop in the state. 7th Street Barbers has been welcoming customers for more than 130 years, and some say the experience goes well beyond a fresh cut. Minnesota Live photojournalist Bill Middeke takes us inside to explore what else might be lingering there.
unearththevoyage.com
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Sahan Journal
St. Paul’s HmongTown Marketplace faces foreclosure, leaving longtime vendors uncertain
The market’s owner says Stearns Bank in St. Cloud offered him a loan to redevelop the Maplewood Sears building, stretching his finances too thin. Now the bank is suing him for $6.6 million. The post St. Paul’s HmongTown Marketplace faces foreclosure, leaving longtime vendors uncertain appeared first on Sahan Journal .
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Credit essentials: Roots Cafe shift lead builds credit early
After Jackeline Mejia earned a raise last year, she saw her larger paychecks as an opportunity to focus more on her finances. Mejia, 19, is a shift lead at Roots Cafe, a youth-led coffee shop and economic development program on St. Paul’s East Side. In her two years at the shop, she has also become involved in the cafe’s finances. Youth there learn to track costs, profits and inventory, she said. Mejia began building credit around the time of her raise.
tcbmag.com
multifamilyaffordablehousing.com
Ryan Opens 97-Unit The Albert, Civic Square at St. Paul Ford Site
SAINT PAUL, MINN. — Locally based Ryan Cos. has opened The Albert and adjacent Civic Square within Highland Bridge, the 122-acre redevelopment of the former Ford Motor Co. Twin Cities Assembly Plant site in St. Paul. The Albert is part of a $68 million mixed-use phase that also includes retail buildings, a daycare center and structured parking.
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Harvest Window Closing Fast as Active Pattern Returns to the Corn Belt October 12 to 16, Sending Gulf and Subtropical Moisture Toward Des Moines, Minneapolis and Chicago
DES MOINES, IOWA — Farmers across the Corn Belt have a key dry stretch for harvest this week, but forecasters say it will not last long. A more active weather pattern is expected to return for the central U.S. around October 12 to 16, as a dip in the jet stream over the West pulls subtropical moisture and Gulf moisture northeast into the Plains and Midwest. That means rain chances are likely to ramp back up for Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois and surrounding states, making it critical for farmers to take advantage of the current dry window.
KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN
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Community Reporter
Pearson’s Candy Closes Longtime St. Paul Plant, Eliminating 80 Jobs
Pearson’s Candy Company permanently closed its St. Paul manufacturing plant Sept. 28, ending production at the West 7th facility after 67 years at that location. The post Pearson’s Candy Closes Longtime St. Paul Plant, Eliminating 80 Jobs first appeared on Community Reporter .
Community Reporter
Florida Investor Expands Downtown St. Paul Holdings With Two Office Buildings
Jamie Rand’s Downtown Revival Trust acquired 375 Jackson St. and 135 5th St., which together contain about 270,000 square feet of office space. The post Florida Investor Expands Downtown St. Paul Holdings With Two Office Buildings first appeared on Community Reporter .