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- Aug 15, 2026
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St. Paul, Minneapolis chambers of commerce weigh uniting operations (opens the original)
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The St. Paul Area Chamber and Minneapolis Regional Chamber will vote Thursday on whether to create a third regional chamber that would consolidate key operations and serve businesses across the Twin Cities. Some opponents see the proposal as a merger, or at least a substantial precursor to one, and fear Minneapolis-area interests will overshadow those of St. Paul and the east metro. UPDATE: St. Paul chamber puts partial merger on hold Proponents call a united effort overdue. John Marshall, a for
Voters in MN primary choose candidates to advance to November ballot (opens the original)
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Voters went to the polls Tuesday to pick local as well as statewide candidates to advance to the November election. Even before Tuesday, ballots featuring high profile races among Democratic-Farmer-Labor and Republican nominees for offices — including for U.S. Senate and governor — brought out record numbers. More than 206,000 Minnesotans voted early as of Monday, according to the Secretary of State’s Office. It was the highest number of absentee and mail ballots cast ahead of a primary in a non
‘Right to Repair’ measure will appear on November ballot in St. Paul (opens the original)
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St. Paul voters will decide this fall whether tenants should have a “Right to Repair” after a Ramsey County judge ordered the city to put the proposed ordinance on the November ballot, rejecting the city council’s attempt to block it. Ramsey County District Judge Mark Ireland issued the order Monday after an emergency hearing earlier in the day, directing the city to place the “Tenants Right To Repair In Residential Rental Property” initiative on the Nov. 3 general election ballot. The order cam
St. Paul tailor wants to foster a community around men’s fashion (opens the original)
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While serving in the U.S. military along the Iraq-Kuwait border, Ivan Martinez spent long shifts in a guard tower. Looking for something to pass the time, he picked up a copy of GQ from a stack of magazines. He still credits that moment with changing the course of his life and inspiring his pursuit of men’s fashion. Today, Martinez, 36, owns By Mr. Martinez, a custom tailoring shop in St. Paul’s West Seventh neighborhood, where, in addition to suits, he’s trying to build a community around men’s
Iconic ‘1st’ National Bank sign shines again over downtown St. Paul (opens the original)
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The iconic sign atop the First National Bank Building has defined the downtown St. Paul skyline for nearly a century. But since 2024, it has been mostly dark. On Thursday night, it shone again, and the building’s new owner said he plans to keep all three sides illuminated nightly from dusk until dawn. The relighting is the first visible milestone in the building’s restoration under new owner, the Downtown Revival Trust, led by Florida real estate investor Jamie Rand. The trust purchased the prop
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