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SouthWest Transit's 2025 Bus Service to Minnesota State Fair, RenFest to Include Labor Day - Eden Prairie Local News

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SouthWest Transit will provide bus service on all dates of the Minnesota State Fair and Minnesota Renaissance Festival this year, including Labor Day. A buy-one-get-one promotion, in which riders who purchase a bus ticket to one event can ride to the other for free, also returns this year. The cost of a bus ticket to either event is $6 for adults. Children 5 and under, and disabled veterans with proper identification, ride for free. Tickets do n…See the Story

Five Gopher Hockey Players Try for Team USA at IIHF Summer Showcase

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The International Ice Hockey Federation hosted its World Juniors Summer Showcase at Ridder Arena from July 25 to Aug. 2. The showcase is for the different nations competing to practice and play each other before the official tournament starts in December. In December, the championship tournament will be played at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. It will be the first time the tournament is played in the Twin Cities. Former Gophers player Lou …Hockey · Minnesota See the Story

A look back at 170 years of state fair history

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The Minnesota State Fair keeps traditions alive while attracting folks with new food and rides. The Minnesota State Fair predates the state itself, beginning as a Territorial Fair in 1855, said Minnesota State Fair spokeperson Maria Hayden. The fair was a traveling event that stopped in St.Paul, Rochester, Red Wing, Winona, Minneapolis and Owatonna. After 30 years of travel, organizers were given a 210-acre farm in St. Paul and still reside o…Minnesota · Minnesota Read Article

True patriots are social justice warriors

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American exceptionalism isn’t where, or what, we’ve been conditioned to believe. America is exceptional due to its rich history of progressive movements, beginning with the one that birthed it. There is a deep-rooted radical progressive tradition that is uniquely American, and it’s shaped us more than we often think. America is an experiment. It’s a no-man’s land, and a liminal space that’s ever-expanding, testing the boundaries of what it and…Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

Minneapolis to celebrate the reopening of the Stone Arch Bridge

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The Minnesota Department of Transportation is gearing up for a reopening celebration this Saturday, Aug. 9. The Stone Arch Bridge reopened weeks ahead of schedule in late July after structural construction began in the spring of 2024. Minneapolis resident Mason Iverson said he is happy to see the bridge open again, and his favorite time to come to the Stone Arch Bridge is during sunset. “I really love running across this bridge,” Iverson said.…Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

Gophers volleyball looks to go from good to great

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The Gophers women’s volleyball team exited the NCAA tournament in the second round last season, repeating the previous year’s result. During Big Ten media day on July 28, Gophers head coach Keegan Cook said it is time to take the next step. “We hope to remember it as the good before the great, and we’re looking to make a jump here,” Cook said. The Gophers lost six matches by two points last year, finishing 21-11. Melani Shaffmaster, their pr…Volleyball · Minneapolis Read Article

UMN updates conflict resolution policy for employees

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The University of Minnesota’s Office of Institutional Compliance updated the conflict resolution policy for University employees last month, in compliance with a comprehensive review recurring every four years. The updated policy includes two types of conflict resolution: an informal process, which is handled by the Office of Conflict Resolution, and a formal process, which will now be handled by the Office of Equity and Diversity. The new pos…Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

New regents mean new opportunities

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It’s no surprise to any student or staff member at the University of Minnesota that the University administration is not the most popular at the moment. The 2024-25 school year was already a tenuous time for relations between students, faculty and the University. Various protests, such as when protesters interrupted a Board of Regents meeting or temporarily occupied Morrill Hall, reflected growing discontent among the student body throughout the…University of Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

Heartbreak, healing and hilarity: All are possible at Minnesota Fringe Festival

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From July 31 to Aug. 10, the Minnesota Fringe Festival returns with its signature cocktail of chaos, candor and collective catharsis. This year’s lineup of over 100 productions traverses grief and protest, queer longing and so much more. At Fringe, theatrical form becomes a space of experimentation and collaboration. The festival’s unjuried, artist-first structure centers accessibility, autonomy and risk-taking. One production is “I Have Grief…Minneapolis, Minnesota · Minneapolis Read Article

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