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Murals on Lyn-Lake, vintage sidewalk sales, movies in parks (and on a lake), and more.

Coupled with all the high-rise construction the past decade in Downtown East and up and down Washington Avenue, Charlie Rybak envisions a growing readership for Downtown Voices.

Plus downtown Minneapolis real estate in crisis, the kids love the Replacements, and (hey, it's Friday) some Dippin' Dots history in today's Flyover.

We have tons of vintage sales, Songkran Festival, a celebration of George Floyd, and Memorial Day happenings.

Plus: Winona Police looking for information to aid in search for Madeline Kingsbury; no dogs at Humane Society Walk for Animals fundraiser due to canine flu; Vo's Vietnamese for sale; and more.

Plus: Man attacked by pack of dogs in Brooklyn Center dies; ice chunks over the falls at Tettegouche; hospitals want to keep some COVID-19 era rules; "God Bless Kwik Trip."

Plus: Tentative deal struck to avoid Cub Foods strike; man injured in light-rail station shooting; many turn out in search for missing Winona woman; an ode to the Dome Dog; and more.

Four journalists carry the mantle of the alternative press in the Twin Cities. Here's an inside look at Racket.

The author of the humorous "visitor's guide," first published in 1987, has died at 83. Some aspects of the book are dated, but many of Mohr's insights remain as relevant as ever.

The author of the humorous "visitor's guide," first published in 1987, has died at 83. Some aspects of the book are dated, but many of Mohr's insights remain as relevant as ever.