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    MinnPost's message spreads in St. Paul area

    By Joel Kramer | Published Wed, Sep 1 2010 9:17 am

    John Hakes
    MinnPost photo by Joel KramerJohn Hakes


    MinnPost’s mobile headquarters delivered signs and buttons in St. Paul Saturday, and politics was in the air.

    John Hakes, a CPA from Shoreview, showed up at the MinnPostmobile’s West 7th Street parking spot wearing his Horner for Governor shirt.

    Linda Brooks
    MinnPost photo by Joel KramerLinda Brooks

    Among others who took signs and buttons were Pam Neary of Afton, a former DFL state legislator who managed Independence Party candidate Peter Hutchinson’s campaign for governor four years ago; and Greg Filice, former member of the St. Paul school board.

    Earlier, the mobile HQ made some house calls, including at the home of St. Paul photographer/teacher Linda Brooks, right.

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    And if you want to share a photo of your sign (or button) in place, send it to lawnsigns@minnpost.com — be sure to include caption information.

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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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