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Don Morrison (Provided photo — Naj Wikoff) Katie Bidelspach and her son pose the Riverside Thrift Store in Wilmington (Provided photo — Naj Wikoff) Carol McDonald and Barbara Signorelli work the checkout. (Provided photo — Naj Wikoff) Nancy Rine (Provided photo — Naj Wikoff) Katie Bidelspach and her son pose the Riverside Thrift Store in Wilmington (Provided photo — Naj Wikoff) In Wilmington, the Riverside Thrift Store is a thriving asset led by volunteers from the Whi...

7 long-lost Minnesota chains that left their mark on the dining scene From Chi-Chis to Sidneys, these chains are gone but not forgotten.  April 16, 2021 — 8:48am Text size Copy shortlink: Le Bistro What started as a French-inspired setup in an Edina strip mall in the mid-1970s grew to 14 outlets in five states before disappearing in the late 1980s. Associated Press file Chi-Chis This ode to Mexico debuted in Ric...

Crystal Court, the heart of Minneapolis for almost 50 years, gets some TLC The Crystal Court in the IDS Center is getting its first upgrade since 1998.  March 12, 2021 — 11:07am Text size Copy shortlink: Its rare to find the interior of a 50-year-old building unaltered. Styles change, tastes change. Classic motifs from the 1920s would have looked aged and stuffy by the 1970s. The thought of a 70s interior — brown, ferns, exposed ...

House Bill 1397 would create a redistricting committee

District lines are redrawn with every United States Census, and voter rights groups want to make sure there's no suppression in upcoming elections.

Article content Free Toronto-provided Wi-Fi may soon be as close as your lap. The company that brought cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity to Toronto’s subway is now looking at extending that service elsewhere, including as part of the city’s 25,000 pieces of street furniture. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Torontonians may soon be able to sit on the Internet Back to video In a recently approved in-house city hall lobbyist registration, BAI Co...

The president to have the ukrainians impact our election here at home. the reason this is important and its one thing to try to do it and its another thing to show how conscious they were of their own guilt and how big a deal it was when they want to hide it. its just another piece of a puzzle, but now we know from this reporting that vindman was told dont talk about this. dont talk about it. if it was a perfect call why would they want to bury this and instruct someone not to talk about it? >> ...

You can look at the transcript and people again, have different interpretations of it, but from my perspective and from most republicans perspective, it is not an impeachable offense what he said on that call. >> elliott, impeachable and illegal are not necessarily the same thing nor do they need to be, and i think it is always important to make that point, right? impeachment you can impeach someone for something illegal and to the point that the senator is saying the transcript obviously, a fav...

It, and by the way, i have a lot of never trumpers that have been in different positions for a long time. >> the president leaving out some key details including that morrison, the person to whom he was referring backed up key parts of testimony from other witnesses including claims that linked trump to a quid pro quo involving aid to ukraine and a probe into the bidens and morrison said he didnt see anything wrong with that particular phone call and that part is also true. out front now is nanc...

He went with his concerns which we all know about because he said that in his opening statement to the lead counsel and the nsc who then told him, you know what this dont ever say a word about that. dont ever publicly say a word about it even though the lawyer moved the transcript of the call to the secure server. do you think that could be a significant part to this? >> i dont know, i mean, look, you have the transcript and the fact that vindman, his interpretation of the transcript was concern...