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For as long as the pandemic remains a concern here, we plan to keep bringing you the information you need, so you can plan accordingly.

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In her coverage of artists, arts organizations, leaders, venues and events, Sheila will bring readers a deeper understanding of the forces shaping cultural life in Minnesota. 

I plan on covering it all for you, with exclusive profiles of congressional hopefuls, deep dives on campaign tactics and, of course, a snarky analysis of the goings-on in Washington in each weekly D.C. Memo.

The one-year fellowship, geared toward an early career journalist, will cover the different ways poverty, discrimination, education, employment, transportation, housing and the environment affect health and health care among Minnesota’s BIPOC communities.

Colbert comes to MinnPost from North News, where he has served as editor in chief since 2020.

My coworkers and I will be busy.

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We have a $3,000 Giving Tuesday match thanks to the generosity of Joel & Laurie Kramer.

We raised a total of $25,890 from 353 MinnPost readers on Give to the Max Day 2021.

Our goal is to raise $20,000 today, and we have $10,000 in matching funds plus a $5,000 challenge grant!

Registration is now open for the free virtual event, which will be held on Wednesday, November 17, at 5 p.m.

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MinnPost has been working with a group of community members to plan a celebration of life for our colleague, Pamela Espeland, set for Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. at Orchestra Hall.

We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of guests at MinnPost Tonight on Oct. 21. Today: Nancy Lyons, author, speaker and co-founder of Clockwork, who was named one of Minneapolis’s “Most Admired CEOs.”

We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of guests at MinnPost Tonight on Oct. 21. Today: Chastity Brown, songwriter/musician

We’re highlighting our amazing lineup of guests at MinnPost Tonight on Oct. 21. Today: Chris Montana, founder of Du Nord Social Spirits