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Home field disadvantage: Summer temps caused ‘clumping’ turf and fall field closure at St. Paul’s Central High (opens the original)
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As the Twin Cities faced sweltering temperatures this summer, student-athletes at St. Paul’s Central Senior High found themselves sidelined by a sticky situation. In a Sept. 5 email, district Athletic Director Andrea Schmidt told Central families that the rubber pellet infill that provides cushioning for their field’s artificial turf was “not performing as intended during the extended period of extreme heat we have experienced this summer.” More specifically, those rubber pellets were melting to
Metro Transit’s Green Line Extension will open in June. Its competitors are … excited? (opens the original)
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When Metro Transit’s Green Line Extension finally opens to riders on June 12, 2027, it’ll add 16 new light rail stops west and south of Target Field in Minneapolis, stretching into St. Louis Park and Hopkins before skirting the eastern edge of Minnetonka on its way into Eden Prairie. The Green Line’s new terminus will then be firmly within the operating area of SouthWest Transit, one of the Twin Cities’ four “opt-out” transit agencies that operate independently of Metro Transit (though still reg
SHHH! From motion sensors to car engines, Minneapolis noise pollution can be hard to ignore and harder to stop (opens the original)
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When was the last time you heard noise? Not light music drifting through your window mid-morning, or kids laughing in the street after school, but some good, old-fashioned noise. Your neighbor’s leaf blower powering up at 6 a.m.? That’s noise. A car revving its engine as it blasts down your street past midnight? That’s noise. Most of us seethe silently at the invasion of our sound space. But what can you do when the noise gets too loud, too frequent, or both? In Minneapolis, the options for frus
Does ground beef cost $2 per pound? (opens the original)
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Ground beef hasn’t cost $2 per pound in more than 25 years. U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN) appeared on Fox Business on Sept. 16, discussing the upcoming midterm elections and saying at one point that “beef is at less than $2 a pound for ground beef.” The average price for a pound of uncooked ground beef, regardless of fat content or source, in a U.S. city was just over $7 in August 2026, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The last time the data shows ground beef costing less than $2 p
Minneapolis Park Board going to the mat for funding, buoyed by public response (opens the original)
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Frustration has been brewing at the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board since Mayor Jacob Frey’s Aug. 12 budget proposal, which includes significantly less money for 2027 than the board requested. Frey’s message? Every department needs to do their part and find savings, even the ever-popular and proudly independent park board. The increase he recommended for the MPRB would allow for $2.4 million more than their 2026 budget, compared to the $5.4 million increase they’re hoping for. It’s a place
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