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so there's this new drive-thru coffee place on central entrance at anderson road called seven brew. people are lining up like crazy to try it since it just opened. the line goes all the way out to anderson road and then back around the corner onto central entrance. they are blocking people's driveways and taking up half the traffic lane on anderson. i suspect that half the people on central entrance just want to turn right at that corner onto anderson and have no idea they're actually waiting in a drive-thru lane.

where does one even lodge a traffic complaint in this city? i've been all over the city website and the police website and nothing looks relevant, and the city phone tree is a nightmare (and also not relevant if you can bear to put up with it to the end). do we not have a 311 here? i feel like there should at least be a traffic cop involved here.

They have the on ramp from Superior to Duluth blocked off.

does anyone know why the on ramp by lincoln park to north of 35 is closed? you can only take the turn that brings you to wisconsin but you can’t turn to go north.
with that being asked, is the on ramp off 27th going north closed too? i’m trying to find a faster way home from work but am tired of wasting my time figuring out shits closed and having to turn around.

Faribault's city council primary featured 10 candidates vying for three open seats, and the crowded field couldn’t escape one key question leading up to last week's election day: 

How do you feel about data centers? 

Candidates across the state are fielding that same question from voters. Many of them are running in direct response to concerns over data centers.

MinnPost monitored city council filings in six cities prominently linked to data center developments over the last couple of years: Faribault, Farmington, Hermantown, Monticello, North Mankato and Pine Island.

In all six, there was an uptick in candidate filings this year compared to previous elections.

Heya!! I know that the North Shore doesn't really include Duluth, but I don't think there's a more appropriate subreddit.

I don't live in the area, and I'm helping to plan a wedding. The proposed date right now would be in the first half of June. I'm guessing the weather could really go either way at any time of the summer, but generally, is that too early for a wedding right by the lake? I'm guessing it'll be fine if people dress appropriately?

Piggybacking off an earlier post, are there shops in the area that carry raw quail eggs? I've checked Super One, Cub, and the co-op with no luck.

Are there any stores with fun and whimsical stationery (specifically journals) around the area? Excluding Barnes and nobles/target/etc

Hello! I’m looking to get married next fall with about 100 guests, does anyone know any semi-affordable venues? I know weddings aren’t cheap, but I don’t want to pay an arm, a leg, plus more in order to have a pretty wedding. Preferably no churches. Thanks!

Hello. I'm very aware of the robust comic and gaming community in the area. Lots of TCG and TTRPG shops in town and the surrounding area.

My questions are when and where is the best place to play Casual Yu-Gi-Oh for myself?

When and where is the best place for my spouse and I to learn to play MTG-commander. (we have LOTR decks for both casual and commander play just none of our friends play MTG)

Im aware that most of the shops have scheduled events but I can't always make those with my work/ life schedule. I guess I'm more inquiring about the communities that play and when/where they play casually.

I have lots of tree-related tattoos I'm looking to get. Not looking for realism necessarily. Rather an artist that has an interesting design aesthetic for nature and botanicals. Anyone have any recommendations?

Going to a formal wedding in September as a guest & need my hair & makeup done. Any suggestions on salons? Thanks!

Ol gitchie is too cold for most people, Pinehurst isn't Duluth, Island lake isn't big enough, on a warm day there's no spots.

I vote give it up with central high school ever selling and build an indoor pool. Build it with taxes, charge a nominal fee to enter and pay employees and maintenance.