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‘The Perfect Storm’ Causing Minnesota Lake Weeds To Run Amok CBS Minnesota 12 hrs ago Syndicated Local – WCCO | CBS Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) On the shores of Lake Minnetonka, there’s something lurking underneath the surface that’s driving lake lovers crazy, and keeping others busy. Josh Leddy is owner of Life’s a Beach Shoreline Services, a company that will show up and scoop out your lake weeds. “It’s just kind of like scooping, twirling, ripping and pulling,” Leddy said. “It’s the best job. You get a workout, you get a tan.” When wild weeds start tickling toes and creeping closer to shore, people call Leddy and his crew, which is mostly made up of old high school friends. Leddy has been at this for 18 years, but this summer is off the charts because the weeds are out of control. ....
Minnesota breweries push to change law preventing them from selling beer in smaller amounts (FOX 9) (FOX 9) - Breweries across the state are coming together in hopes of changing the way beer is sold. Brewery owners are making a push to change a state law they say is outdated, unfair, and stopping them from making more money all because they can sell beer in smaller sizes. Minnesota breweries push for new legislation A coalition of Minnesota breweries are pushing for new legislation that would allow them to sell certain cans of beer from their taprooms. The bill would affect about 160 craft breweries in the state. ....
Small Minnesota brewers backing bill that would allow sales of smaller cans Minnesota breweries form coalition to help pass bill that would allow them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces. 11:22 am, Feb. 9, 2021 × Small craft brewers around the state are hoping a new law will soon be passed enabling them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces. Right now, six packs of 12-ounce cans, like these from Copper Trail Brewing in Alexandria, can only be sold at liquor stores. (Contributed) ALEXANDRIA, Minn. Owners of small craft breweries around the state are banding together in support of a bill that would allow them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces. ....