David Brauer
@dbrauer.net
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Former journalist, long-time Minneapolitan, curator of Uptown’s borders and chief rememberer, Halloween Blizzard of 1991. Posts too much about Minneapolis politics and knows it, but old professional habits die hard.
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Need this vid distributed to every one there
kellyrogers.bsky.social
Shelley Madore just said a food bank and budgeting lessons is her approach to the food desert around the U 😭😭😭😭
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Brewers won MLB’s Supporters’ Shield!
doeyjavis.bsky.social
At least people really care about the regular season right 🫠
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it seemed odd. But I shoulda led with questions, very sorry,
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Gotcha, standing down
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It’s a little distressing if Mark (who did nothing wrong!) hasn't noticed.
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Yeah, just because the Strib noticed it late
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Cheesehead Day 2 The Cheesening
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Tony Scallon saw you, you have to leave
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platestealer.bsky.social
The guy behind this account started it while studying Golf Course Management at a small Baptist college in the Carolinas if you're curious which way the wind is blowing
maladroithe.bsky.social
When you’ve pissed off WeRateDogs so much they’re calling you “fucking losers” on Main you have absolutely lost all merit in the court of public opinion
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BORDER PATROC
ICE AGENTS KILL DOG
DURING UNLAWFUL SEARCH, REFUSE TO RENDER AID, AND LEAVE WITHOUT IDENTIFYING THEMSELVES weratedogs This is Chop. He was shot and killed by masked assailants in plain clothes who go by ICE.
Unsurprisingly, they did not care enough to help the family as they tried to save him. Even more unsurprising, they did not find any evidence of the migrants they were there to terrorize in the first place.
Do not open your door for these fucking losers. Rest easy Chop
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CBP Office of Professional Responsibility:
202-344-1808
JointIntake@cbp.dhs.gov
El Paso Border Patrol Sector:
915-834-8400
fpfelpaso@cbp.dhs.gov
Rep. Veronica Escobar (El Paso):
915-541-1400
veronica.escobar@mail.house.gov
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I don’t know what the correlation coefficients could even be to make a conclusion on a variable but I think overall you make a good point.
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Demolition of the Nicollet Ave bridge over the Midtown Greenway began today.
An excavator with a concrete breaking tip, sits on top of the bridge while demolishing it at the same time An excavator breaks up the north abundant concrete Looking east from 1st Ave bridge, rebar and concrete drape over the Midtown Greenway as an excavator sits on top continuing to break it up Looking west from Blaisdell Ave bridge, an excavator sits on the bridge demolishing it. Rebar and concrete drape across the greenway.
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If I’m reading Kyle right, Frey admits failing to issue 100 housing vouchers *that are funded this year because he wants to kill the program next year.* (This is not Stable Schools, but for single folks.) This is unallotment Trump-style, especially since county/MPHA are in.
Friction point: In August, to remedy Stable Homes Stable Schools' $3.2 million projected shortfall, Frey proposed canceling another promising anti-homelessness initiative to provide 100
emergency housing vouchers for chronically unsheltered individuals and families. • Many City Council members believe this is needed just as urgently, and the council earmarked the funding last year to revive the pandemic-era program "that had incredibly successful outcomes at long-term housing stability," Ward 2 representative Robin Wonsley
wrote in a newsletter. Yes, but: No vouchers have been issued yet, so Frey administration officials decided it would be irresponsible to begin a new anti-homelessness initiative - promising though it may be - with
an existing program short on funds.
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You throwing 2023 in there, the one without a mayor‘s race?
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imnotahrhitter.bsky.social
This is only going to get worse.
mford.bsky.social
Padres manager Mike Shildt said he retired in part because of death threats from sports bettors:
Mike Shildt says decision to retire was his own, but Padres questions remain
www.nytimes.com
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Been talking to some neighbors who don't like Frey, but can't get there on ranking Fateh, citing the questions/attacks on his ethics. Other than sharing my distrust of Martha Holton Dimick (author of a recent Strib opinion on the subject), what's a good 3rd party resource for addressing this?
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My version of this is, “it’s rain, not sulphuric acid”
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bozodeluxe.bsky.social
Extremely here for the "Delightful Moment In A Charming European City" vibes.
chaddavis.photography
It’s a lovely day in Minneapolis for a train to go over the Lake of the Isles-Cedar Lake channel
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We all thought that but alas
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All of Kenwood mourns, furiously donates to All of Mpls
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Very first light rail vehicle through West 21st Street Station in Minneapolis!
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“We went out to Denver as a group, and some representatives from Hennepin County came and we learned about the Denver model, which was to have an intense effort around those investigations.”

HCAO did go and we were excited about the Denver model. Minneapolis didn’t implement it.
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We treat every non-fatal shooting in Saint Paul with the same urgency as a homicide. We’re solving more cases, cutting crime by double digits, and producing a record-low homicide rate—proving this action-driven approach creates safer outcomes.
St. Paul solved more crimes, had drastically fewer homicides in 2025
A remarkable shift is under way in St. Paul. The city is on track for a 70 percent drop in homicides by the end of 2025. And they’re solving more than 70 percent of crimes.
www.mprnews.org