Suspected 'Man in Black' pleads not guilty of robbery
The Minneapolis man has been charged with the armed robberies of 13 Minnesota banks since March of last year.
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Proposed State Gaming Facility To Help Fund Vikings Stadium?
Minneapolis, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) — If the location of a new Vikings stadium isn't the biggest debate, how to pay for it might be. A proposed new casino in the heart of downtown Minneapolis is one way developers hope to create new revenue to fund the stadium as well as bring more life to downtown Minneapolis.
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Report finds $50M gap in Minneapolis Vikings plan
An analysis prepared for Minneapolis officials finds the city is nearly 20% short of funds for a financial pledge by city leaders to a new Vikings stadium.
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$55M shortfall in Minneapolis stadium plan
A financial analysis of Minneapolis' plan to build a new Vikings stadium downtown obtained by MPR News shows the city is $55 million short of the pledge it hoped to make to the project. The analysis is the most detailed look yet at the dollars and cents behind a $900 million stadium plan.
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Minneapolis redistricting group working to create 'minority ward' | Two Cities
Citizens charged with re-drawing Minneapolis ward and park district boundaries seemed to agree Wednesday that they want to create a ward on the near south side that would have a coalition of racial minorities that could elect one of its own to the City Council. They are also interested in splitting downtown Minneapolis so that the area would be represented by two or three council members instead …
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Twin Cities-Based Non-Profit Organizations Participate in PDI Ninth House Active Leader Workshop
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – PDI Ninth House , a provider of leadership solutions to corporations around the world, brought its expertise to 20 Minneapolis and Saint Paul-based non-profit …
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Analysis finds $55M shortfall in Minneapolis stadium plan
A financial analysis of Minneapolis' plan to build a new Vikings stadium downtown obtained by MPR News shows the city is $55 million short of the pledge it hoped to make to the project. The analysis is the most detailed look yet at the dollars and cents behind a $900 million stadium plan.
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Analysis finds $55M shortfall in Minneapolis stadium plan
Whole Foods to open downtown Minneapolis location
Whole Foods said today it will open a grocery store in downtown Minneapolis, near the corner of Hennepin and Washington avenues.
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Minneapolis may reopen ice rinks
Colder temperatures could bring Minneapolis' outdoor ice rinks back to life. The city's Park Board closed all 42 outdoor rinks last week because of thin ice and unsafe conditions which was caused by above average temperatures.
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MillerCoors buying Minneapolis hard cider company
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – MillerCoors is acquiring a bigger stake in the hard cider business. The brewing company is buying Crispin Cider Co. of Minneapolis, the country's third-largest cider producer.
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