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🌷 Spring is almost sprung at Northerly Flora

As we speak, some of the 15,000 tulips planted behind Northerly Flora's 42nd Avenue studio are beginning to poke out of the soil.

🌷 Spring is almost sprung at Northerly Flora
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🍀 March Whatevers: Monthly miscellanea

Heroic Goods is closing for happy reasons, lean times at Turquoise Vintage, Asian Duck reopens, mysterious lightpole art, and more.

🍀 March Whatevers: Monthly miscellanea
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🌯 Longfellow Breakfast Burrito Checklist (feat. Heavy Table's James Norton)

Teaming up with a Longfellow-dwelling food writer to try every breakfast burrito in the neighborhood.

🌯 Longfellow Breakfast Burrito Checklist (feat. Heavy Table's James Norton)
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💣 Time Bomb Vintage turns 10

A visit to Time Bomb Vintage, ahead of its 10 year anniversary party on Saturday.

💣 Time Bomb Vintage turns 10
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❄️ January Whatevers: Monthly miscellanea

The possible return of Open Streets, the future of 3000 Minnehaha, aspiring wordsmiths at Sanford Middle, and more.

❄️ January Whatevers: Monthly miscellanea
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🎤 Minnehaha Recording Company turns 10

Tony Williamette has embraced the visibility of his corner studio at 45th and Minnehaha.

🎤 Minnehaha Recording Company turns 10
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🌙 MoonStone "magical gifts" shop moving in next to Sonora Grill

The mystical gift shop — think crystals, tarot, incense — plans to open in the former Repair Lair space later this month.

🌙 MoonStone "magical gifts" shop moving in next to Sonora Grill
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⚾️ The neighborhood glove shop goes national

Tracing D&J Glove Repair's rise from a Longfellow basement to national notoriety.

⚾️ The neighborhood glove shop goes national
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🍁 November Whatevers: Notes and miscellanea

The latest at Elsa's House of Sleep, a condemnation scare and playground progress at Cooper School, the evolving fight against streetlight copper theft, Francis's grand opening, trouble at Zaza Cannabis, a cozy winterscape at Audrey Rose Vintage, and much more.

🍁 November Whatevers: Notes and miscellanea
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🚲 One On One: The last bike shop in the neighborhood

A visit to One on One Bicycle Studio, which helped usher in the golden age of Minneapolis bike culture and is now the last shop standing in the neighborhood.

🚲 One On One: The last bike shop in the neighborhood