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Retailers still leasing up at Edina's 50th & France
While all retail centers have lost some tenants during the recession, Edina's 50th & France shopping district has bucked the trend when it comes to backfilling empty storefronts.
3rd District residents can plow through paper version of 1,990-page health bill
Interested in reading the 1,990-page health care reform bill that the U.S. House of Representatives unveiled last week? Well, if you're in the 3rd District, you can access a physical copy of the legislation at the following three locations: Southdale Library , Ridgedale Library , and Brookdale Library .
Schools fix hours for sleep-deprived teens
It's 10:45 p.m. and the light is still on in your teenager's bedroom. Your child is not the slightest bit tired -- but you know that waking him or her early for school the next morning will be torture.
Minneapolis Hot Mama, an apparel boutique geared toward fashion-forward moms, said Wednesday it is opening three stores over the next three weeks.
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Minneapolis Media Institute Opens in Edina
Madison Media Institute, an industry leader in media arts education, is opening a new branch in Edina, MN, in what was once the legendary Flyte Tyme Studios.
Judge to Edina: Give back the car keys
Kristin Brown chatted with an employee of Kustum Karriers in Hopkins, where her impounded Jeep has been stored.
Five questions: Ted Kim, Anne Klein's vice president, design
Anne Klein has a long history in American sportswear. Ted Kim of Anne Klein stopped by the Oval Room to present the fall 2009 collection, his second for the company.
Reward Offered In Edina Attempted Robbery
Share + Oct 27, 2009 2:40 pm US/Central EDINA, Minn. The Edina Crime Prevention Fund is offering a reward of up to $2,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect wanted in an attempted robbery.
About five dozen soldiers survived the battle, many with only their weapons and the clothes they wore.
Cargill using soybeans to lower oil use in foam
EDINA, Minn. - Have you ever felt soybeans in your couch, or mattress? Well they might be there, even if you can't feel them.
'Decision support system' upholds Minnesota's Medical Alley image
A computer system that has cut down on unnecessary and costly medical imaging scans in Minnesota may become a key component of federal health reform.
New $17M medical center coming to Chaska
First phase to be completed next year Ridgeview Medical Services is moving forward with construction of a $17 million medical center in Chaska.
Dennis Raymond Safe -- Edina, Minn.
CANNON FALLS -- Dennis Raymond Safe, age 69, of Edina, Minn., formerly of Cannon Falls and Rochester, passed away Oct.
This was a shock: Opening my email this morning and discovering a message from Tejas co-owners Wayne Kostroski and Mark Haugen, announcing that they are closing Tejas .
Hennepin County expands - Choose to Reuse' program
As part of its Cool County effort to conserve energy and promote recycling or reuse, Hennepin County has expanded its 2008 a oeChoose to Reusea program featuring money-saving discounts to businesses or services that promote product reuse.
Threesome looks for capital ideas
After years of building your company, you need an exit strategy or ownership succession plan.
2 Hennepin County employees, 5 landlords face swindling charges
Two longtime Hennepin County employees and five Twin Cities landlords will be charged with multiple counts of theft by swindle of public funds and felony identity theft, according to a memo sent to county employees by William Brumfield, area director for the county's Human Services and Public Health Department.
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Muslims in U.S. feeling targeted
As the FBI pursues one alleged terrorist plot after another, Muslim Americans are grappling with a widespread sense that the government thinks they all could be terrorists.
Flowers blames opponents for pot woes
Minneapolis mayoral candidate Al Flowers said Monday that he was visiting a friend and wasn't aware that a gang member was at her Edina house when he was ticketed for marijuana possession last month.