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WCCO: Police warn of Boom Island attackerWCCO: Blood sprays out of sewer onto city workerStarTribune: 331 Club plugged in again
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Filed under: Crime, Mid-City Industrial, Music, Sheridan, St. Anthony West
WCCO: Police warn of Boom Island attackerWCCO: Blood sprays out of sewer onto city workerStarTribune: 331 Club plugged in again
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Filed under: Crime, Mid-City Industrial, Music, Sheridan, St. Anthony West
The city’s liquor licensing division will host a public hearing Thursday on the 331 Club, which is seeking a class A license upgrade so it can restore amplification of its live music.
The club, which celebrates its second birthday under current ownership this weekend, has built a reputation for booking critically respected local musicians in a […]
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Filed under: City Hall, Music, Sheridan
KARE11: Pitbull, bulldog attack woman in Taylor St. houseStarTribune: ‘Swampy, musky, fishy’ scent from the faucet?PioneerPress: ‘Lost in the Stars’ at the Ritz Theater
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Filed under: Art, Environment, Sheridan
An armed man confronted and sexually assaulted a 23-year-old woman Friday on Boom Island, police said today.
The suspect approached the woman at about 7:30 p.m. and forced her toward the river bank, where he fondled her and forced her to perform oral sex on him, according to police.
The suspect is described by police as heavyset, […]
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Filed under: Crime, St. Anthony West
There’s an old story in Celtic folklore about a group of monks who, in around 890 A.D., pushed off the coast of Ireland in a boat with no oars. They traveled light, packing just a week’s worth of provisions and their faith. Their destination? Wherever the waves carried them, and that is where they would […]
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Filed under: Music, Windom Park
It’s just before 9 o’clock on a Wednesday evening, and worshipers are arriving for service in the lower level of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church on Lowry Avenue. As people enter they meet a round table where they can pick up church bulletins, music sheets, and … earplugs? Welcome to Punk Rock Vespers, a music […]
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Filed under: Holland, Music, Podcast, Religion
By Melissa SlachetkaNortheast Beat Contributor
Spring is officially here, and that means puddles, green buds, longer days, and Art-A-Whirl.
The annual Northeast arts celebration is two months away, but artists are already working hard to prepare for the anticipated event.
For four friends and studio-mates, there’s overflowing excitement about their first Art-A-Whirl in the Northrup King Building, a […]
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Filed under: Art, Bottineau, Logan Park, To-Do
Windom Park Citizens in Action hosts its monthly neighborhood meeting on Tuesday. Check out the Northeast Beat Agenda wiki for an update on what they plan to discuss. Also: see a round up of this month’s discussion at the Audubon Park neighborhood meeting.
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Filed under: Wiki, Windom Park