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St. Paul's Latino Business Hub Opens After Surviving Its Own Near-Collapse

Plaza Del Sol, a new commercial hub for Latino entrepreneurs on St. Paul’s East Side, has opened after years of construction delays and a final stretch of disruption tied to federal immigration enforcement nearby. The Latino Economic Development Center’s renovated center on Payne Avenue in Payne-Phalen brings food businesses, event space and small-business support under one roof.

St Paul, MN · 2d
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This Minnesota Diner Serves Hash Browns, Burgers And Breakfast Inside A Gleaming 1939 Dining Car

Forget frozen hash browns. This kitchen starts with whole potatoes, steams them, shreds them fresh, and sends them straight to the griddle. It’s already a pretty good sign you’re in the right place. And the griddle sits inside a 50-foot steel dining car built in New Jersey back...

Minnesota · 1d
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Man pleads guilty to harassment after threatening St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her

A St. Paul, Minnesota, man pleaded guilty to one count of harassment for threatening Kaohly Her when she served in the Minnesota House of Representatives on the day her colleague Melissa Hortman was assassinated inside her home.

St Paul, MN · 1d

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Tied Minnesota Mayor Election to Be Decided by Random Drawing

A Minnesota mayoral election will be decided by a random drawing after two candidates received exactly the same number of votes. On Monday, Spring Lake Park city officials will draw the name of either incumbent Robert Nelson or challenger Halyn Roth out of a bag to decide who wins the seat.

Spring Lake Park, MN · 12h
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Recycling Center Gets State Funding through Anoka County, MN

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center will receive nearly $291,000 in state funding for operations and improvements in 2027. The Coon Rapids City Council on Nov. 2 approved the 2027 SCORE and nonresident use agreements with Anoka County, which distributes the state dollars. “This is the primary source of funding for...

Coon Rapids, MN · 1d

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This Short 2.3-Mile Minnesota Hike Delivers Views That Feel Far Bigger Than The Effort

Some of the best views in Minnesota do not ask for a full day of hiking or fancy gear. Up near the Wisconsin border, a small trailhead in Taylors Falls opens the door to a short river trail that punches well above its size. The walk is about 2.3 miles,...

Taylors Falls, MN · 2d

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Andover approves pair of street reconstruction assessments

The Andover City Council approved more than $575,000 in assessments Nov. 4 for two completed street reconstruction projects. Both votes were 4-0. Property owners in both project areas can pay their full assessments within one month without interest. They can also have the assessments added to their property taxes from 2027 through 2034 at 4.07% interest. Public Works Director Dave Berkowitz said the first project rebuilt streets in Kadlec Estates, a neighborhood with 13 parcels east of Hanson Boulevard and north of 150th Lane. Based on the bid, the project cost $457,949.96. The city’s share was $343,462.47, and assessments totaled $114,487.49. The assessment is $8,806.73 per unit, with annual installments of $1,311.83. Berkowitz showed before-and-after photos of streets that had extensive alligator cracking and patched potholes. The reconstruction included new concrete curbs and pavement. Nightingale and Whittington Ridge The second project rebuilt streets in Nightingale Preserve, Whittington Ridge and the first three sections of Nightingale Estates. The project cost $1,900,591.29. The city’s share was $1,439,624.61, and assessments totaled $460,966.68 across 54 units. The assessment is $8,536.42 per unit, with annual installments of $1,271.56. Berkowitz showed before-and-after photos of the second project, pointing out the extent of the cracking and wear

Andover, MN · 1d

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This Enchanting Minnesota Bookstore Lets You Stuff An Entire Bag With Books For Under $20

There’s a bookstore sitting on University Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota that has absolutely no business being this good, and yet here we are. Midway Used & Rare Books is the kind of place that makes you question every life decision that kept you from visiting sooner. Let’s be...

St Paul, MN · 2d

Sun Sailor

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Lake girls CC teams dominate the State AAA Meet

Perennial state contender Evie Malec, Minnetonka’s senior girls cross country captain, climbed to the top of the mountain in the State Class AAA Meet Saturday, Nov. 7, at Majestic Oaks Golf Course in Ham Lake. Malec sped to the state championship with a 5K time of 17 minutes, 33 seconds. Her performance led a Lake Conference rush that produced eight of the top 15 individual finishers. Lyla Drayna, the Edina sophomore, was second at state in 17:42.6. Fourth place went to Minnetonka ninth-grader Isla Griggs in 18:02.9 and sixth was another Lake ninth-grader, St. Michael-Albertville’s Makenzie Myran in 18:05.2. Rounding out the list of top-15 runners from Lake schools are Edina junior Eva Jain eighth, Hopkins senior Morgan Waechter ninth, Wayzata sophomore Faith Sundet 13th and Eden Prairie sophomore Winona Nelson 15th. The race for individual honors mirrored the chase for the team championship. Blaine broke through to take the title with 65 points. Second with 97 was Wayzata and third and fourth were Edina and Minnetonka, both with 119 points. St. Michael-Albertville took home fifth place with 126. Between cross country, track and Nordic skiing, Malec probably holds the Minnetonka school record for state medals won. What stands out

Minnetonka, MN · 1d

Sun Post

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Armstrong alum sparks historic triumph with St. Paul Central

Robbinsdale Armstrong alum Mohammed Gubara made history last week, overseeing St. Paul Central’s return to the top levels of the boys soccer state tournament, playing in the semifinals and eventually securing third place honors in Class AAA. Born in the United States but largely raised in his family’s homeland of Sudan, Gubara eventually made a new home in Minnesota and went on to attend Armstrong. Graduating high school in 2018, Gubara was a major presence on the varsity boys soccer team under then-head coach Marcus Anthony. The two eventually became co-workers, with Gubara taking up an assistant coaching role at Armstrong. The two departed Armstrong boys soccer after the conclusion of the 2023 season. While Anthony, who graduated from Robbinsdale Cooper, went on to take up the men’s head coaching job at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Gubara aimed for a bigger role in high school sports, filling the head coach vacancy of St. Paul Central’s boys soccer program after building his resume both at Armstrong and as youth coach in the club game at Park Valley United, where he also played and won a state championship, and Boreal FC, where he is now boys technical director. Central project Arriving at a

St Paul, MN · 13h

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Last Chance to Weigh In as MnDOT Pushes Hwy. 252 Freeway Plan

After a decade of studying how to fix one of the Twin Cities’ most crash-prone corridors, the Minnesota Department of Transportation has landed on a preferred design for Hwy. 252 — and residents now have only weeks left to tell the agency what they think before the public comment period closes Dec. 22. Three hearings are set for this month in Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center and Minneapolis, giving opponents and supporters alike a final formal chance to speak before MnDOT moves toward a final design.

Minneapolis, MN · 11h

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Otters Brody Nelson Caps Off Stellar Career at MSHSL Class AA State Meet

The Minnesota high school cross country season reached its pinnacle at the MSHSL Class AA State Championship, held at its new host venue, Majestic Oaks Golf Club in Ham Lake. Representing Fergus Falls on the state's biggest stage, senior Brody Nelson closed out his high school cross country career with a gritty performance against the finest runners in Minnesota.

Fergus Falls, MN · 2d

Mesabi Tribune

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Titan girls 11th at state XC, Hibbing's Janezich earns All-State nod

HAM LAKE—The Greenway/Nashwauk-Keewatin girls’ cross country team placed 11th out of 16 teams Saturday at the Class A State Cross Country Championships at the Majestic Oaks Golf Club in Ham Lake. In other team action, the Hibbing boys were 13th in the Class AA race while the GNK boys were 14th in Class A. The Titan girls were led by Taylor Covier in 35th place and 13th out of all team runners with a time of 19:37.9. Pejah Reichensperger was 69th with a time of 20:20.4. Lainey Nelson finished 101st (21:06.6), Carly Adams was 116th (21:28.9) and Kylee Villebrun was 125th (21:47.3) to round out the team score. Kota Powers finished 133 (21:58.7) and Keri Malsed was 150th (23:12.8). Running individually, Mesabi East freshman Kyla Royseth was less than 10 seconds behind Covier, taking 37th with a time of 19:46.5. Loyola/Cleveland/St. Clair won the girls team championship with 96 points. St. John’s Prep senior Margaret Duffy was the individual champion, crossing the finish line at 17:25.2. In the Class A boys meet, the Titans were 14th with 275 points, but the top area finisher individually was Mesabi East’s Brady Forsberg. The junior checked in at 35th place with a time

Hibbing, MN · 1d

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Farm Suicide Prevention Campaign Wins 2026 NAMI Minnesota Impact Award

St. Paul, Minn. – The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) and a broad coalition of farm, food, and commodity organizations have been honored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Minnesota for their work to support farmer mental health and promote suicide prevention efforts in agricultural communities. The MDA’s Farm Suicide Prevention Campaign received the 2026 NAMI Minnesota Impact Award at the organization’s annual conference Friday, Nov. 6 in Waite Park.

St Paul, MN · 2d

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Eagles Come Up One Point Short in Shootout With Martin Luther

ST. PAUL, Minn. - On a beautiful fall Saturday in the Twin Cities, the Martin Luther College Football team spoiled Senior Day for the University of Northwestern, eking out a 35-34 win thanks to a fourth-quarter blocked PAT, avenging an early-October loss. After clinching at least a share of the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference title last week at Crown, UNW needed to win just one of its final two games to win the championship outright and clinch the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Playoffs. In a back-and-forth, high-scoring affair, the Knights were able to use an electric passing attack to emerge victorious and keeping their chances of catching the Eagles alive, as they are now separated by one game in the UMAC standings with one week to play.

St Paul, MN · 2d

Sun Current

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State boys cross country meet is almost a dead heat

At first glance Saturday morning in the State Class AAA Boys Cross Country Meet at Majestic Oaks Golf Course in Ham Lake, it looked as if Wayzata and Minneapolis Washburn were tied for the championship with 127 points. That’s what the scoreboard said, so everyone connected to the two team were scrambling to see how the tie would be broken. Then came the bad news: A runner from Brainerd had edged Wayzata’s Blake Knutson by three-tenths of a second for 41st place. The discovery left Washburn at 127 points and moved Wayzata’s points to 128. “It would have been nice if we had won,” Wayzata head coach Mark Popp said. “But it is what it is. There are a lot of good runners here, and they all mixed it up. It was harder than ever to make All-State [top 25 in the race].” Wayzata’s pack ran together, which has been the formula for success all season. Rosemount and Maple Grove went out faster than the Trojans did on Saturday. “I thought Rosemount would be tough to catch, but we did catch them,” coach Popp said. Leading the way for Wayzata were juniors Charlie Williams and Thomas Berndt, the 13th and

Wayzata, MN · 1d

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Perham Boys Win Class AA State Cross Country Meet, Girls Take 4th

The Perham boys won the Class AA State Cross Country Championship on Saturday at Majestic Oaks Golf Course in Ham Lake with 70 points. Mankato East was runner-up with 99. Brody Freeland led the Yellowjackets with a sixth place finish, while Ethan Johnson and Bryce Brown were also in the top 20.

Perham, MN · 2d

Sun Post

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Rebels stun Crimson to prevail in sweeping section championship

Champlin Park girls volleyball became the 2026 Section 5AAAA champion last week, securing a ticket to the state tournament after shocking the No. 1 seed Maple Grove with a sweeping 3-0 victory at St. Michael-Albertville High School, a result that left many expectations around the section tossed to the wind. The Rebels have had a strong season, winning their third-straight Northwest Suburban Conference title on Oct. 13 with a win over Rogers. The championship is decided annually in a one-off game between the winners of the two divisions the conference is split into in girls volleyball. The upset victory and pathway to state was led by two seniors who were there the last time Champlin Park won the section championship in 2024. Middle hitter Lucy Howe and outside hitter Rylee Inman have grown from notable underclassmen to senior leaders since then, playing a major role in last week's win over Maple Grove. They are, notably, two of just four seniors rostered for varsity this season. Howe told the Sun Post that it was exciting to prove doubters wrong, while also noting she hopes to use her past experience to help the team next week. “I'm so excited and I know

Champlin, MN · 13h

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Football upsets Northwestern to stay alive in UMAC

ST. PAUL, Minn. - MLC and Northwestern went blow-for-blow in a UMAC heavyweight matchup on Saturday afternoon and the Knights came away with a 35-34 upset win. The difference in the game ended up being a big-time special teams play by Carter Bilitz, who blocked Northwestern's final PAT. The block...

St Paul, MN · 2d

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Minnesota educators getting guidance on how to talk to students about cannabis risks

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