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Holiday train to make vibrant return to Buffalo, Loretto this December
The sights and sounds of the holiday season will roll through Wright and Hennepin County on Wednesday, Dec. 16, when the Canadian Pacific Kansas City Holiday Train makes stops in nearby Buffalo, Loretto and Annandale, bringing live entertainment and Christmas cheer while helping to fight hunger. Now in its 28th year, the brightly decorated train will chug into Loretto from 4:30 to 5 p.m. at the County Road 19 railway crossing. It will later visit Buffalo from 6 to 6:30 p.m. at Fifth Street Northeast, followed by Annandale from 7:30 to 8 p.m. at Downtown Park on Harrison Street. Each stop will feature a free, approximately 30-minute concert by Canadian singer-songwriters Jamie Fine and Shawnee Kish. Fine, an Ottawa native and five-time Juno Award nominee, has amassed more than 100 million global music streams. Her platinum-selling single “If Anything’s Left” helped establish her as a rising pop artist known for emotionally candid songwriting and energetic performances. Kish, a Mohawk, Two-Spirit singer-songwriter, blends country, Americana and rock influences with powerful vocals and personal storytelling. A four-time Juno Award nominee, she earned a 2026 Canadian Country Music Association nomination for Alternative Country Album of the Year. Her single “Ride At Dawn” reached
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Short Robert Street Closure at Butler for Bus Rapid Transit
Thanks to CRAFT & More Thrift Store for their support. Southbound Robert Street will be closed immediately south of Butler from November 2-9. Where: A very short section of Robert Street will be closed, basically in front of Walgreens. Southbound Robert will be closed from Butler south to the Walgreens driveway onto Robert Street (which should stay open). Northbound Robert Street will remain open.
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HOURCAR Shutdown Leaves 4,000 Twin Cities Riders Scrambling for Rides
HOURCAR shut down for good at noon on October 15, cutting off car access for more than 4,000 active members across Minneapolis and St. Paul who relied on its neighborhood hubs instead of owning a vehicle. The nonprofit carshare service, along with its Evie Carshare electric vehicles, simply stopped being available to riders that day, leaving people like Connor Nelson of St. Anthony Park improvising rides with U-Hauls, Ubers and borrowed cars from family.