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Falling behind in credit debt? You can seek counseling for relief.
MINNEAPOLIS — While rent, food and gas get more expensive, so does the cost of debt. More are falling behind on their credit card bills and turning to credit counseling for help.When Barbara Scharf of Maple Grove got laid off from jobs twice in twelve months, she turned to credit."I used my credit cards just to save my cash because I didn't know when my next job was going to start, which is a little bit scary," Scharf said.The payments on multiple cards became unmanageable, reaching over $20,000."When your interest payment is like a hundred and some dollars, I'm not...
Brittney Mikell: Young Pharmacist Quits Her Job To Pursue Dream Of Owning A Brewery, Now She’s Made History
Former pharmacist Brittney Mikell is making history as she transitions to a new career path. Experiencing burnout in her pharmacy role, Mikell… The post Brittney Mikell: Young Pharmacist Quits Her Job To Pursue Dream Of Owning A Brewery, Now She’s Made History appeared first on Shine My Crown.
Converted St. Paul fire station with upstairs residence lists for $550,000
This former fire station turned one-bedroom home on the East Side of St. Paul is now on the market.Listed for $550,000, it's located at 1720 7th St E.Why we love it: Built in 1918, the historic property has the unique charm of a fire station with the convenience of modern amenities — though the firepole has been removed, real estate agent Garth Dahl confirmed to Axios.Layout: The station's 1,800-square-foot upper level has been converted into a one-bedroom, two-bathroom home.The lower level is largely unfinished, but can be turned into additional housing or used for a business — the property is zoned residential and commercial.Interior features: Open floor plan, heated tile floors, stainless steel appliances, large kitchen island, stone countertops, whirlpool tub, and new windows.Exterior features: Large raised deck, flagpole, and a garage with enough room for at least six vehicles...or a few fire trucks.Take a look around... All photos by Next Door Photography courtesy of Garth Dahl.
Jun brings Szechuan cooking to Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS — After learning to cook Szechuan style in New York, Jessie Wong really wanted her own restaurant. "I grew up in China. When I was little, I helped my parents cook dumplings. I made Shandong style dumplings," said Jessie Wong, owner of Jun. "I worked with my parents then I went to New York for a couple of years and worked with a chef from Chengdu practicing Szechuan. After I tried Szechuan food I fell in love, I really wanted my own restaurant." Immigrating in 2001, she found life in America a little tough. "I came here for one year, and...
On Memorial Day, remember those who sacrificed for your right to vote
It amazes me that in America’s oldest town, which for all practical purposes is a city, a pathetically small voter turnout has become the norm, at least insofar as municipal elections are concerned. Four short centuries ago, ships from England arrived here in Plymouth filled with oppressed persons seeking freedom and dreams of establishing a government by which they have the right to choose. Along with other unalienable rights, the right to vote was a catalyst for which they risked their lives.
Spring Low-Cost Pet Vaccine and Microchip Clinic Coming to Brooklyn Center
Brooklyn Center pet owners, get ready to mark your calendars. The opportunity to microchip your furry friends is just around the corner, with the spring Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic slated to open its doors in the coming weeks. No need for appointments – it's all walk-in, with services provided on a first-come, first-serve basis, as per the Brooklyn Park, MN - Police Department. Keep in mind, that your dogs need to be on a leash, and those felines better be cozy in their carriers if you plan on dropping by.
Multiple Memorial Day weekend shootings left 10 injured in St. Paul area
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - It was a violent start to the Memorial Day weekend after four separate shootings left at least 10 people injured in the St. Paul area. The holiday weekend shootings happened within 15 miles of each other. Here's what we know. North St. Paul shooting.
‘No Justice, No Streets’: 4 years after murder, George Floyd Square stands in protest
Every morning, neighbors gather at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in South Minneapolis. A daily ritual of protest and healing. “No one’s free until all free and before I be a slave, you’ll be buried in my grave,” Raycurt Johnson recited on a recent Wednesday, three days before the anniversary of George Floyd’s murder at this very corner. Johnson was repeating the timeless lyrics of “Oh, Freedom,”...
St. Paul man dies in crash on I-94
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A St. Paul man is dead after a crash on Interstate 94 early Friday morning. A report from the Minnesota State Patrol says Clemmie Howard Tucker Sr., 73, died from injuries sustained in a crash that happened just after 4 a.m. Friday. The report...
Minneapolis Braces for Showers and Thunderstorms on Memorial Day, Unsettled Week Ahead
Minneapolis residents can expect a damp start to their week, with showers and potential thunderstorms clouding the start of Memorial Day. According to the National Weather Service, there's a 40 percent chance of rain today, mainly between 8am and 11am, with cloudy skies and highs hovering around a comfortable 69 degrees. As the day progresses, those looking to partake in outdoor festivities should plan for possible disruptions.
The Corps reminds everyone to practice water safety
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, wants to remind everyone about the importance of practicing safe, responsible and thoughtful activities in and around the water Memorial Day weekend. Tragically, too many people die each year in water-related accidents. People of all ages are encouraged to practice water safety this weekend and throughout the entire year. Before entering or being around the water, keep these five things in mind because they could save your life or the life of someone you care about: ...
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