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Monday, Sept. 29, 2025
September is almost over, and it still feels like summer. Personally, I would be fine if it was mid-70s outside, but 80 degrees is ridiculous. And yes, I know it will be cold before I know it. I will complain about the frigid temperatures when that is relevant.
Speaking of relevant, we have news for you to read, so take a scroll.
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Alexis Letang | Editor-in-Chief | [email protected]
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Minneapolis will distribute $750,000 total in rent subsidies to eight storefronts. | Photo by Nate Unger, Minnesota Daily
Minneapolis Vibrant Storefronts Initiative kicks off year two
by Shay Scanlan | City Reporter | Published Sept. 28, 2025
When the mirror was handed to the first recipient of a free gender-affirming haircut at the Pride Cultural Arts Center, they were on the brink of happy tears, center director Dobbs DeCorsey said.
PCAC, a program within Twin Cities Pride, opened in February in downtown Minneapolis after receiving a Vibrant Storefronts grant last December. The city’s Arts & Cultural Affairs Department launched the Vibrant Storefronts Initiative in 2024 to award subsidized rent to artists and community builders.
Now in its second year, the initiative has expanded from downtown into uptown and is set to distribute $750,000 compared to the $250,000 last year, according to a press release. This September, eight new recipients were announced.
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![]() | Community meets to rename Marcy Park to Dinky ParkBy Maya Bell | City ReporterMarcy Park at 711 11th Ave. SE is set to get a new name as soon as November. The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board held the final public meeting to rename Marcy Park to Dinky Park. |
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![]() | Gophers football wins first Big Ten conference gameBy Regan Guirguis | Sports ReporterThe Gophers football team took home a close win Saturday against Rutgers. The final score was 31-28. |
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