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Seeking Corporate Welfare for Luxury Development, ‘Industry Leaders’ Cite George Floyd
Plus the eternal Uptown debate, a Superior shipwreck discovery, and Paralympians of Minnesota in today's Flyover.
MIT Confirms That Operation Safety Net Spied on Us
Plus Keith Ellison investigates TikTok, GOP decides education is bad, and a new way to destroy racist statues in today's Flyover.
A Bigger Boludo, Centro Heads South, and (Lots) More March Restaurant News
Tons of restaurant openings this March and April—let's gooooooo!
Hennepin Healthcare Has a Blackface Problem
Plus a third-party cipher, North High students remember a friend, and why NE Mpls is full of Ukrainians in today's Flyover.
Provision, Minneapolis’s Pay-What-You-Can Restaurant, Readies to Reopen
The Lyn-Lake restaurant has been closed since COVID hit.
‘It Felt Like a Gut Punch’: Service Industry Workers Alarmed by Kim Bartmann’s James Beard Nom
The Minneapolis restaurateur was named a semifinalist in the James Beard Foundation awards earlier this week.
Sen Yai Sen Lek and Dipped & Debris Are Closing
The Northeast Thai restaurant and its sister sandwich shop, Dipped & Debris, will close in April.
One of These James Beard Award Nominees Is Not Like the Others
Plus teachers' strikes loom. St. Louis Park calls out New Prague, and CenterPoint gaslights us in today's Flyover.
In 1970, Minneapolis Teachers Risked it All, Broke the Law, and Went on Strike
The author of the forthcoming "Strike!" talks about the chance teachers took: "By picking up a placard and going on the street, you have automatically lost your job. That's how the law was written."
Minneapolis Public Schools Food Servers Prep to Strike
Plus rising beer and heating bills, more no-knock bullshit, and breaking basket news in today's Flyover.
