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Mission Cuts opens in St. Louis Park (opens the original)
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The 21-year-old entrepreneur grew up surrounded by addiction, trauma and poverty, but made his way out with a set of clippers, shears and a dream. Now, heâs opening his very own barbershop, Mission Cuts, in St. Louis Park. The grand opening took place on Sept. 27. Youngâs connections led him to cutting the hair of professional athletes and rappers, building a dedicated client base while rubbing elbows with millionaires, he said. But while the high-profile crowd might flip a large check for h
City of St. Louis Park files complaint to state for Xcel billing issues (opens the original)
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The city of St. Louis Park has pressed the state for an investigation of Xcel Energy after billing issues caused an "avoidable rate increase" for the city, a Sept. 18 memo reads. St. Louis Park joins Roseville and St. Paul in urging the state's Public Utilities Commission to conduct an independent investigation into Xcel's billing issues. City Administrative Services Director Cheryenne Bordeen wrote that the problem began when Xcel outsourced its remittance processing to a third party in 2024.
In case you missed it: House District 46A, 46B candidate forum (opens the original)
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Senate District 46 voters will choose their House representatives this fall between DFL incumbents Larry Kraft from District 46A and Cheryl Youakim from District 46B, or their respective GOP challengers Karl Olson and Kim Rich. The results could tip the balance toward one party in the evenly split House. All four candidates participated in the League of Women Voters candidate forum Sept. 17 to share their perspectives on some of the most hot-button issues in Minnesota and nationwide. Here is a r
SLP School Board considers publishing study sessions (opens the original)
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There's not many chances to see what happens inside a St. Louis Park Schools board meeting study session. Residents can be in the audience physically, watch from a YouTube live stream or read about study sessions in the Sun Sailor, but once the live feed is cut, the recorded study session vanishes into the ether. This has been the protocol since January 2024. At the Sept. 8 study session, the board deliberated its norms and protocols, discussed at the beginning of each school year. Director Sara
Crystal PD removes Flock cameras, ends contract (opens the original)
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Residents packed Crystal City Hall on Sept. 2 to share concerns about license plate cameras. One week later, the cameras were taken down. Police Chief Brian Hubbard announced Sept. 9 the termination of the city's contract for automated license plate readers via the company Flock. Staff have taken down all six active cameras in Crystal, according to a statement from Hubbard. "While the use of this tool has been beneficial in solving crimes, recovering property, arresting suspects, and bringing ju
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