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MinnPost Picks: on mill towns, the swollen Great Lakes, and investigating addiction treatment
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MinnPost Picks: On bad urban renewal, Sikh truckers and the War of the Dots
“Did We Learn From the Urban Renewal Era?” WNPR New Haven, Connecticut, is often cited as the best example of the worst of 1960s-70s urban renewal. But my hometown of Tacoma, Washington, could be a close second. In both, neighborhoods in and near downtowns were leveled for developments that tried to mimic suburban malls. Of […]
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MinnPost Picks: on the Beatles, voluntary busing, and why so many Canadians move on July 1
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MinnPost Picks: on housing policy, burning garbage, and Minnesota sex crimes laws
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MinnPost Picks: on bike infrastructure, dumb job listings, and what happens to America’s plastic
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MinnPost Picks: on Billy Joel, 10,000 steps, and the scientific reason why a lot of fans hated the ‘Game of Thrones’ ending
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MinnPost Picks: On the afterlife of junk, paint-by-numbers, and how the velocity obsession is killing baseball
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MinnPost Picks: On ballparks, concert halls, and retelling Cinderella
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MinnPost Picks: on Yakutsk punk, Major Taylor, and why one of the world’s best restaurants is closing
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MinnPost Picks: on Whoopi Goldberg, creepy ads, and South Korean grandmothers
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