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How Many People Have Died in Your House?
The Strib made its archives free for a few days, and folks discovered old news about their homes, families, and themselves.
A Frattallone’s Hardware is Unionizing. More Locations Could Follow.
Workers at the Circle Pines shop linked up with CMRJB Workers United, the union that successfully organized the first unionized Starbucks.
What Minnesota Store Was the NY Times’ Angry Cheese Man Shopping at?
Plus Minneapolis goes (Jon) Ham(m), the video game that's destroying the Twin Cities, and the coming kid COVID spike in today's Flyover.
Potter Guilty on Both Counts
Plus more (alleged) MPD shadiness, city workers back to their desks, and a different kind of Winter Carnival button in today's Flyover.
13 Stories You May Have Missed From Racket’s Readerless Infancy
Ever scream into the void? We sure did this summer.
The 10 Most-Read Racket Stories of 2021
Thanks for reading our startup website.
Downtown: Still Not Dead
Plus squirrel madness in Mears Park, the futility of individual acts of charity, and the Potter jury wonders what to do if they can't reach a verdict in today's Flyover.
The Year in Weird and/or Expensive Minnesota Real Estate: A Pro-Rated Timeline
Mushroom houses, taxidermy horror houses, and a whole lotta beige rich-guy houses.
Whoa, MSP Film Society Taking Over the Whole St. Anthony Main Theatre
Plus Walz gets the virus, St. Paul goose sculpture drama, and Eden Prairie teen outmaneuvers McNugget in today's Flyover.
What City Will Minneapolis Resemble, Climate-Wise, in 80 Years?
We asked Sven Sundgaard to share the not-so-sunny climate forecast.
