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Minneapolis shelter that received City Council bailout will no longer renovate or receive city funds: Four months after the City Council council approved a $1.5 million grant that was contested by the mayor and staff, Agate Housing has confirmed it will no longer move forward with renovations.

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Democrats win control of Minnesota Senate

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Forrest Gump ran across America in a fictional movie — but Dave Kunst walked around the entire world in real life. Back in 1970, the 30-year-old man from Waseca, Minnesota decided that he wanted more adventure in his life, so he planned a trip across the globe on foot. "I was tired of Waseca, tired of my job, tired of a lot of little people who don't want to think, and tired of my wife," Dave later said. "The walk was a perfect way to change all that: I just walked out of town." With his younger brother John by his side, Dave Kunst set off for New York City. From there, he flew to Lisbon, Portugal for the next leg of his journey. But the trip would eventually turn tragic.

The two brothers successfully walked across Europe, but after they entered Afghanistan, they were attacked by bandits. John was killed, and Dave was injured so badly that he had to fly home to recuperate for four months. Determined to finish his journey, however, he returned to the very spot where John was murdered to continue the adventure. After walking across India, Dave made his way to Australia to continue his trek. Finally, he completed the journey by traveling to California and then walking back to Minnesota from there. The entire trip took four years, three months, and 16 days, and Dave walked around 14,500 miles in total. Learn more about this staggering journey: https://allthatsinteresting.com/dave-kunst

<div class="md"><p>Forrest Gump ran across America in a fictional movie — but Dave Kunst walked around the entire world in real life. Back in 1970, the 30-year-old man from Waseca, Minnesota decided that he wanted more adventure in his life, so he planned a trip across the globe on foot. &quot;I was tired of Waseca, tired of my job, tired of a lot of little people who don&#39;t want to think, and tired of my wife,&quot; Dave later said. &quot;The walk was a perfect way to change all that: I just walked out of town.&quot; With his younger brother John by his side, Dave Kunst set off for New York City. From there, he flew to Lisbon, Portugal for the next leg of his journey. But the trip would eventually turn tragic.</p>

<p>The two brothers successfully walked across Europe, but after they entered Afghanistan, they were attacked by bandits. John was killed, and Dave was injured so badly that he had to fly home to recuperate for four months. Determined to finish his journey, however, he returned to the very spot where John was murdered to continue the adventure. After walking across India, Dave made his way to Australia to continue his trek. Finally, he completed the journey by traveling to California and then walking back to Minnesota from there. The entire trip took four years, three months, and 16 days, and Dave walked around 14,500 miles in total. Learn more about this staggering journey: <a href="https://allthatsinteresting.com/dave-kunst">https://allthatsinteresting.com/dave-kunst</a></p>
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On June 20, 1970, Dave Kunst set off from Waseca, Minnesota with the goal of becoming the first person to walk across the world. Over the next four years, he would walk 14,500 miles, cross four continents, be shot and left for dead by bandits in Afghanistan, and go through 21 pairs of shoes.

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We had a whole ass war about this. Fuck Nazis. Fuck Elon Musk. Fuck twitter. 

<div class="md"><p>We had a whole ass war about this. Fuck Nazis. Fuck Elon Musk. Fuck twitter. </p>
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[2025-01-21] Twitter/X links are banned effective today. Fuck Nazis. 

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Thousands march in anti-Trump protests just days before former president returns to power: Demonstrators rallied in St. Paul on Saturday afternoon, braving single-digit temperatures to protest ahead of President-elect Donald Trump inauguration.

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St. Paul encampment residents unsure where to relocate in face of impending eviction: The encampment near the Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary has a large Hmong population, and will be cleared on January 16.

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I am a middle school teacher who is seeking out a career change because the field has changed immensely in an unsustainable way.

I'm applying for a job with the Department of Human Services for a position that I'm really excited about. I just wanted to know if anyone had recommendations for things that are commonly looked for on resume / cover letter. I have done my best to highlight the skills that are mentioned on the job description on my resume, but is there anything else I should be careful about? Should I put my Linkedin on there as well?

For my cover letter, should I just dive straight into the position I'm applying for and why I'm qualified, or go into maybe more of a personal anecdote as a way to stand out from other applicants? I know I'm probably overthinking a lot of this, but I'm really hopeful about this position and don't want to mess up my chance.

Thanks all!!

<div class="md"><p>I am a middle school teacher who is seeking out a career change because the field has changed immensely in an unsustainable way.</p>

<p>I&#39;m applying for a job with the Department of Human Services for a position that I&#39;m really excited about. I just wanted to know if anyone had recommendations for things that are commonly looked for on resume / cover letter. I have done my best to highlight the skills that are mentioned on the job description on my resume, but is there anything else I should be careful about? Should I put my Linkedin on there as well?</p>

<p>For my cover letter, should I just dive straight into the position I&#39;m applying for and why I&#39;m qualified, or go into maybe more of a personal anecdote as a way to stand out from other applicants? I know I&#39;m probably overthinking a lot of this, but I&#39;m really hopeful about this position and don&#39;t want to mess up my chance.</p>

<p>Thanks all!!</p>
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Applying at DHS

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Sunday, January 5, 1941:  Minneapolis Star Journal Magazine Feature

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Outraged Republicans blame Tim Walz for satanic display at state Capitol

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District 40B special election scheduled for Jan. 28, 2025: Affidavits of candidacy and nominating petitions for the seat must be filed with the Office of the Secretary of State or the Ramsey County auditor by Dec. 31, 2024.

January special election called for tiebreaker Minnesota Senate seat after Dziedzic's death: Dziedzic represented Senate District 60 for more than a decade.

Mondale was a real one. Jimmy Carter chose well. 

Closure of northern Minnesota camp is ‘the greatest story.’ Here’s why.

Condor drops MSP - Frankfurt air service in 2025

Twin Cities Geek 2025 Minnesota Convention Guide

I watched the 1996 Arnold Schwarzenegger documentary 'Jingle All The Way' and have determined that 'jingling all the way' on Christmas Eve Day means driving over 100 miles and 3.5 hours looking for a specific toy for your kid- this accounts only for driving.

December 14, 1939: That Guiltiest Feeling

Holiday Train set to make annual trek across Minnesota -- The brightly decorated, colorful boxcars of CPKC Railway’s annual Holiday Train are back in Minnesota this week, with 20 stops planned across the state.

December 5, 1937: African Bulb Makes Debut in Minnesota

Minnesota is swimming in cash — the state's budget agency has been underestimating revenue, bigly

[MPR News] Minnesota budget update shows $1.1B less than prior forecast

September 13, 1965: WCCO-TV Prime Time Schedule

America's biggest private company is laying off thousands of workers: Cargill, the megasized Minnesota-based food production giant, is laying off about 5% of its global workforce as food commodity prices drop.

December 2, 1940: Two Near Death In Wild Ax Row

December 1, 1932: 'Baby' Freight Car Delivered to Hormel

The MN Bookstore Guide to Black Friday and Small Business Saturday 2024

Oh hey dere, Minnesotans:

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<div class="md"><p>Oh hey dere, Minnesotans:</p>

<p>Are you passionate about workers&#39; rights, fair wages, and building a better future for working people? Come join us at , a subreddit focused on organizing around labor issues across the country. We’re growing a community of people who believe in supporting workers, strengthening unions, and pushing for real change at both the local, state, and national level.</p>

<p><strong>Why Join?</strong></p>

<ul>
<li>Discuss and share ideas on how we can make real improvements for workers.</li>
<li>Get involved in campaigns and efforts that support fair wages, better working conditions, and universal healthcare.</li>
<li>Help organize and build local and state-level movements to make sure Minnesota&#39;s workers&#39; voices are heard.</li>
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<p>Whether you&#39;re a union member, a worker, or just someone who cares about the labor movement, we&#39;d love to hear from you!</p>

<p><strong>Join the movement at</strong> **<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/USLabor/">r/USLabor</a>**!</p>

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Join the Conversation on Workers' Rights: r/USLabor Needs Minnesotans! 

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to file a Data Privacy Act Request with MNOSHA and was wondering if anyone here has done something like this before.

What’s the process like?
Are there specific forms or steps I should know about?
How long did it take to get what you needed?

I’m just trying to figure out how to get started and make sure I do it right. Any tips or advice would be super helpful!

Thanks!


<div class="md"><p>Hey everyone,</p>

<p>I’m looking to file a Data Privacy Act Request with MNOSHA and was wondering if anyone here has done something like this before.</p>

<p>What’s the process like?
Are there specific forms or steps I should know about?
How long did it take to get what you needed?</p>

<p>I’m just trying to figure out how to get started and make sure I do it right. Any tips or advice would be super helpful!</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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Data Privacy Act Request - MNOSHA 

Local sci-fi & fantasy convention CONvergence is launching a grant program to help more BIPOC people attend the con

Have you guys seen some of the recent discourse on r/Minnesota r/Twincities, etc? Yuck. Time to unsubscribe from those pages and stay here

<div class="md"><p>Have you guys seen some of the recent discourse on <a href="/r/Minnesota">r/Minnesota</a> <a href="/r/Twincities">r/Twincities</a>, etc? Yuck. Time to unsubscribe from those pages and stay here</p>
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Time for me to come back to this sub for my MN needs, the main MN subreddits are becoming conservative again

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