r/minnesota

See Section 130.02, Section C in the source.

The reason I say “technically” is because while it is on the books, I don’t believe it is enforced. This should definitely be repealed; we should contact their city representatives and ask for it to be repealed.

Going to be in Chanhassen and Eden Prairie area, any tips are appreciated!! Trying to make a "flight" of my husband's favorite cake for his birthday tomorrow.

Has anyone else noticed how Finstad and Klobuchar ads have already started yet elections aren't for 5 more months? I'm starting to get annoyed every damn ad break on YouTube is for one of them, or some American Experiment shit.

Does anyone know how you can stop these on YouTube for TV? Or other ways you can delist from them? I already have a double VPN on YouTube (and the TV) plus burner account for smart TV account that isn't used anywhere else.

Hi everyone! We made it to Friday :) I'm Victor Stefanescu, the business of food and agriculture reporter at the Minnesota Star Tribune. I'm working on a story gauging: What happened to Bushel Boy, the company whose produce uniquely generated a loyal following in Minnesota for decades. I'm trying to reach some former fans of the tomatoes. I'm wondering:

What made the tomatoes so dang special? Do you miss them? Have you found replacements?

I'm really hoping to chat with some folks about this. I wouldn't reference your Reddit account, but I'd love to use your first and last name in my story if you are comfortable sharing. Reach me at victor.stefanescu@startribune.com -- I'd be so grateful to chat.

Otherwise, please do feel free to use this post as a sounding board for your memories of those beefsteak tomatoes!!

The ancient story starts breathing again.

Not because Jesus and Minneapolis are the same event. They’re not.

But because the same moral question keeps returning. When the machinery starts moving, who are we inside it?

State power asserts itself. Protest erupts. Competing accounts emerge. Official statements collide with eyewitness testimony and video. People sort themselves quickly into roles. Some defend authority on instinct. Some resist it on instinct. Some insist we should wait for more facts even when facts are already being buried under narrative warfare. Some decide that public order matters more than the bodies caught beneath it. Some look away because they’re exhausted. Some because they’re frightened. Some because the whole thing feels too complicated.

And some stay close enough to see.