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Rail operator Rolland Green drives a test train on the green line on Saturday. There will be a grand opening for the green line on Saturday, June 14.

Green Line makes last-minute fixes before grand opening

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 11, 2014
The light rail, which will cut through campus via Washington Avenue, opens June 14.

U facilities, local business ahead of new recycling law

by Nicholas Studenski
Published June 4, 2014
Gov. Mark Dayton signed legislation last month requiring all Minnesota businesses to recycle in the coming years.
The Metro Transit bus route 16 turns onto Washington Avenue on Monday. The Metro Green Line's grand opening is June 14 and will affect numerous routes that service campus, including the 3, 16 and 50.

Green Line opening changes bus routes

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 4, 2014
Some routes will see tweaks, while the Route 50 bus line will be discontinued.
The area of land where Five15 on the Park, a half market rate and half low income housing complex, is to be built is bare and ready for construction on Thursday in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood.

West Bank apartment breaks ground

by Ethan Nelson
Published June 4, 2014
The mixed-income complex will open in fall 2015 next to Riverside Plaza.

2014 election party endorsements

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 4, 2014
The state conventions took place last weekend, when the Democratic Farmer Labor and Republican parties nominated candidates for the fall election.
Burrito Loco manager and delivery driver Patrick Sandoz and delivery driver Cody Allen prepare food for two deliveries on Tuesday afternoon. Owner Greg Pillsbury said the restaurant's staff work hard to deliver as much food as possible, but still struggle to comply with a city law that requires 60% of revenue to come from food.

Minneapolis may loosen liquor laws

by Nicholas Studenski
Published June 4, 2014
Some Minneapolis restaurants have struggled for years to comply with city alcohol regulations, but those laws could soon change.
A woman walks her bike past an area where a new bike trail will be built, Thursday afternoon. The new bike trail is the most expensive per mile that the city has ever built and will connect the University to downtown Minneapolis.

Final phase of bike-walk trail connects downtown to campus

by Taylor Nachtigal
Published June 4, 2014
Construction on the nearly quarter-mile Bluff Street Bicycle Trail Project could be complete as soon as mid-July.

U blood-screening program puts some St. Paul residents at risk of diseases

by Blair Emerson
Published May 31, 2014
The University will provide free blood tests to SHARE program participants next week.

Minneapolis expands mobile grocery stores

by Nicholas Studenski
Published May 28, 2014
Revisions to city code will allow the stores to sell more types of food in more places.

Shefzilla returns

by Grant Tillery
Published May 28, 2014
Notorious and renowned chef Stewart Woodman has reemerged on the Minneapolis dining scene
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