Metro Transit announces new hiring event
‘I had never driven a bus before, but I filled out the application and they called me for an interview. Next thing I was behind the wheel.’
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Deadline approaching to sign up for Hy-Vee’s Inclusive Business Summit
Hy-Vee has committed $50,000 to advance local minority and women-owned businesses across greater Minneapolis.
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Dr. Verna inspires with new book ‘Power Lessons for Life’
‘People will want more power messages, more everyday examples they can use in their lives.’
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Moms in need get special holiday pampering in St Paul
Beyond the Dance Network recently invited close to 75 women who are unhoused or living in transitional settings to a makeshift free store.
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Metro Transit micro offers handy new option for riders
A fleet of five microbuses is available to the North Minneapolis service area so wait times are minimal, usually under 10 minutes.
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Recycling your food scraps
‘By keeping food waste out of the trash and taking it to a collection site, we can transform it into a resource.’
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School Choice Fair aims to highlight diverse options at St. Paul schools
From pre-K through high school, the district is emphasizing the array of classrooms and academic approaches that parents can choose from.
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Railroad seeking applications from women, people of color
‘It used to be you had to know someone; their grandfather got them in. But not anymore.’
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Girls Taking Action and Boys of Hope tap the power of mentors
‘So many times the narrative in the community is that people don’t care. We defy that narrative.’
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Free program in North Mpls this week aims to ‘crack the code’ to lucrative government contracts
‘Cracking the Code: State Purchasing Power & Economic Prosperity in North Minneapolis” takes place on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2022 at UROC.’
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Let’s show our gratitude for those on the front lines
Frontline health care workers make enormous personal sacrifices to care for patients whose hospitalizations and even deaths could have been prevented.
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Tony Dungy says NFL picked worst possible date for Kaepernick workout
The NFL has suddenly planned a workout for Colin Kaepernick but is it sabotage?
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Why our children may need mental health support
Known to his clients as ‘J.C. The Counselor,’ Jason Clopton is a ‘teen whisper’ who is able to reach children where their parents have failed.
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C.J. has left the building: longtime gossip queen hangs up her crown, sort of
There was shock and awe in Twin Cities media circles when people began to realize that long-time Star Tribune columnist and television personality C.J. had decided to call it quits.
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Relentless and ready for the world: US Women’s National Team’s Crystal Dunn arrives in the Twin Cities
Crystal Dunn is part of the 2019 Women’s World Cup Champions U.S. national soccer team and looks forward to playing in the exhibition game in the Twin Cities on Sept 3.
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MN State Fair kick-off sets new record
The Great Minnesota Get Together is back with more attractions and some oldies but goodies.
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Getting ripped off? ‘Call Brother Keith!’
Minnesota Attorney General, Keith Ellison reflects on the his first six month in office.
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Lynx player hopes new WNBA, CBS TV deal leads to bigger checks
The WNBA and CBS recently announced it would broadcast 40 WNBA games in prime-time and on weekends as part of a brand new multiyear deal between the league and the sports. It all kicks off on May 25.
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Ballerina Misty Copeland says her message is more important than her dance moves
ou think Misty Copeland stands strong in those ballet slippers as the first Black principal dancer at the American Ballet Theater, wait until you hear her talk about the importance of Black unity and upliftment.
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How acting a fool led to a shout out from Michelle Obama
I screamed, laughed, cried, lost all feeling on the left side of my body and peed on myself a little bit. Cause baby, Mrs. Obama, our Forever First Lady, sent ME a tweet!
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