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Raise a glass to these new Minnesota alcohol laws
Minnesotans will soon be able to order a weekday glass of wine at Lake Nokomis, take a boozy drink "to go" in two more suburbs, and chase a craft beer with a THC-infused seltzer at a local brewery.The big picture: In the frenzied final days of the legislative session, state lawmakers made a number of tweaks to let the taps flow for Minnesotans who enjoy an adult beverage.Reality check: These changes did not address the most contentious aspects of Minnesota's restrictive alcohol laws, such as the ban on beer and wine sales at grocery stores.Here are some new drinking rules...
Brooklyn Park Invites Locals for a Day of Sun, Fun, and Community at Annual 'Walk the Park' Event
Brooklyn Park's Trinity Gardens is calling all locals to hit the trails and enjoy some neighborly love at the annual Walk the Park event on June 8. According to a bulletin from the city, this summer-starting bash is all about community togetherness, with a dash of fun in the sun—from dog walking to park playing, the day promises a buffet of outdoor activities for everyone. And yes, that means you can drag your furry pals along, too.
Gov. Walz orders flags at half-staff to honor fallen Minneapolis police officer
ST. PAUL, Minn. (KEYC) - Gov. Tim Walz has ordered all U.S. and Minnesota flags to fly at half-staff at all state buildings in the Minnesota starting sunrise on Friday to honor Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell who died in the line of duty. Officer Mitchell was shot while responding to an emergency call in Minneapolis on Thursday evening.
Brooklyn Park Heats Up With Summer Activities for All Ages: Swim Lessons, Senior Events, and Tater Daze Parade
Brooklyn Park's summer sizzle is just around the corner with a slew of community activities kicking off. Heads up, folks—starting June 4, you can sign up for some cool swim lessons offered in both day and night slots, which will get underway on June 17. Targeted at anyone from six-month-old tadpoles to high school swim team sharks, and let's not forget the grown-ups, they've got you covered no matter your skill level. Dive into the specifics here.
Bloomington officials ask for public's help finding Izaiah Anderson, 16-year-old with autism
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Authorities in Bloomington are asking for the public's help in finding a 16-year-old with autism who jumped off a transport van on Thursday morning.Izaiah Anderson jumped from the van near Interstate 494 and France Avenue around 9 a.m. Police say that he was last wearing a red T-shirt and dark athletic pants. He is described as 5-foot-6, and weighs roughly 140 pounds.Anyone with information of his whereabouts is asked to call 911.
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