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2. Defunding the city auditor's office so they don't have the capacity to review MPD actions.
3. Have rich friends flood the zone with PACs to buy him a city council that will immediately go to sleep after being sworn in.
October 23, 2025 at 2:49 AM
marinamargaret.bsky.social
It doesn’t look like I can send you a DM, but I think you should be able to send me a message maybe?
October 10, 2025 at 6:50 PM
marinamargaret.bsky.social
I would love to get looped into this group as a fellow NE neighbor and know a few others that would like to join as well. Thank you for being a leader that shows up to protect your neighbors!
October 10, 2025 at 4:38 PM
marinamargaret.bsky.social
Pioneer cycle up in Blaine carries at least 1 model. I think they used to carry a few more, but it’s been a while since I’ve been in their shop. Definitely a little bit of a trek from Minneapolis!

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Sun Bicycles Traditional Trike 24
If you've got cycling on your mind but crave the added stability and comfort of three wheels, then the Traditional Trike is what you're looking for. Our trike is specifically designed with an...
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October 6, 2025 at 4:01 AM
marinamargaret.bsky.social
Supposedly the city wanted to take the bricks from Quincy street and move them to the North Loop?
Photo text from recovery bikes Instagram caption: Quincy St NE is the unique brick lined avenue that hosts Indeed, Centro, MN Nice Cream, Earl Giles, and a slew of artist studios, apartments, and other businesses. Literal neglect has made Quincy lousy for driving. The slowed traffic and lack of sidewalks has actually activated the street making it safe for walkers, artists, and revelers and has helped foster the thriving, walkable artist and commercial district that becomes the heart of Art-a-Whirl every year. And the city plans to strip it all clean. Quincy is badly in need of updates, especially when it comes to accessibility and the sewer systems beneath the street. But the Mpls' planning standard calls for a cheap sheet of asphalt so that cars can move at 30-40 mph and clean new sidewalks to keep pedestrians out of the street. Quincy's 100 year old bricks will be harvested for use in the North Loop. This rare walkable commercial district will lose much of its charm and the draw that supports some of Northeast's signature businesses and one of the biggest art events in the country. Quincy's bricks should stay in Northeast. Pedestrians should keep their access to the street. Traffic should be slow and safe. Quincy's quirks should be preserved to protect the thriving commercial and artist community that lives there. There is nothing else like Quincy in the whole of Minneapolis. And once it's gone, there's no getting it back. Come to Wednesday's community meeting and tell our city planners not to strip Quincy. Save the Quirk. Save Quincy.
September 16, 2025 at 3:51 PM