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Retirees Say This Minnesota 55+ Community Already Feels Like Home, Thanks To Welcoming Neighbors And A Rooftop Fire Pit Overlooking The Lake
Moving after decades in one house is a big deal, and most people expect the first months in a new place to feel a little strange. In one Burnsville apartment building, new residents keep saying the opposite happened to them. One couple came all the way from Rochester and said...
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Whiskey Inferno: Keep the fire burning
Whiskey Inferno brings premium steakhouse meats and classic smokehouse flavors to one restaurant, giving you the best of both worlds. The restaurant in Savage has been a community hub for eight years. Their landlord is selling the property, and without intervention, it could be redeveloped into a bank or other commercial use. The campaign's $500,000 goal is to cover the down payment so the restaurant owners can purchase the building themselves.
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This Old-Fashioned Minnesota Supper Club Is Worth the Drive From Anywhere in the State
The steaks here sizzle over open lava-rock grills right inside the dining rooms. Juices drip onto the hot rock and send up fragrant smoke. That is dinner and a show before the plate even lands. I noticed the front door is not really the front door. Guests enter through the...
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St. Paul’s Bewick is the Cadillac of All-Day Cafes
When Nicole Pederson-Bates and her husband, Andrew Bates, went to name their new St. Paul cafe, one obvious inspiration presented itself: the Bewick’s wren. The wren, whose name is pronounced like the car manufacturer, is a small, light brown, North American bird with a long tail it waves around a lot. These rare wrens form monogamous pairs and forage together, eventually building a nest along with their mates. Pederson-Bates, chef-owner of Bewick, and Bates, her managing partner, were building the cafe together in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood they call home; the name just made sense.