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What's the last 'normal' pre-pandemic photo you took? Share it with us March 9, 2021 — 11:07am Text size Copy shortlink: As we approach the one-year mark of the first pandemic shutdown in Minnesota, the Star Tribune wants to know what the last "normal" photo you took was before COVID-19 uprooted life as we knew it. What "normal" looks like for everyone — both before and after the pandemic — is different, which is why we're letting you define it however you see fit. Maybe it's the last day you were in the office before working r...

Detroit firm buys Riverplace office complex in Minneapolis Sale and future renovations involve four Main Street buildings on banks of Mississippi River  December 28, 2020 — 4:01pm Text size Copy shortlink: Terms were not disclosed. The purchase includes four buildings that sit on four acres right on the Mississippi River and across from downtown Minneapolis The transaction was completed Dec. 22 by private equity firm Crestlight Capital of Detroit and its partner, the investment firm Harbert U.S. Real Estate Fund VII of Birmingham...

MPR photo/Euan Kerr The 2010 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival opens its doors Thursday night. For the next two weeks the St. Anthony Main movieplex will be awash in films, directors, and actors from around the world. Organizers say they tried hard -- really hard -- to keep the number of films down. Then event director Al Milgrom went to Berlin and found a bunch of must-haves. "What do you do?" he asked. "Deprive the active film claque in the Twin Cities the chance to have a life changing experience?" It's in that spirit that Milgrom has been programming the festival for decad...