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    MinnRoast 2010 tickets now available online

    By Laurie Kramer | Published Wed, Feb 17 2010 10:02 am


    If you were one of the lucky 400+ news junkies and newsmakers at MinnRoast 2008, or one of the very lucky 600+ at MinnRoast 2009, you won’t need a sales pitch for MinnRoast 2010. We’ll just say: buy tickets now!

    For those who weren’t, here’s the pitch:

    MinnRoast is MinnPost’s annual event to raise money for high-quality journalism for people who care about Minnesota. This year’s goal: $100,000.

    Plus, it’s a great event -- a Gridiron-style show poking gentle fun at the media and the people we cover. With pre- and post-show receptions, an unusual silent auction, a terrific raffle prize ... and a complimentary MinnRoast Martini for the first 500 people to arrive.

    The basics: Monday, April 26. Show at Pantages Theatre and receptions next door at Seven: The Steakhouse. More info and tickets here.

    We’ll keep updating the site with more performers, more sponsors, auction item details, etc.

    But don’t wait. Pantages has only 999 seats.

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    Inside MinnPost will be the place for MinnPost staff to talk about what's going on in our enterprise. We hope to engage in a conversation with our readers, with current and prospective members and advertisers, and others interested in our grand experiment in high-quality, not-for-profit local journalism. The blog will be coordinated by Joel Kramer, MinnPost's CEO and Editor, with frequent contributions from other staff members.

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