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@lseliskar If u know of someone who can answer the q for certain, let me know! I made dozens of calls yesterday
@lseliskar good q. Another theory is that supply was tight in chicago and some was siphoned off from mn and sent there.
@philpina As a native Chicagoan, I cannot complain, though I always favored the Cubs anyway. :)
@thebeger Eek. At least the weather's finally nice enough for biking!
Gas prices in MN climbing, seemingly due to idled refineries in Chicago area: bit.ly/101WJxY
Ill. oil refineries spur MN gas price rise
minnesota.publicradio.org — by Annie Baxter, Minnesota Public Radio ST. PAUL, Minn. - The temporary shutdown of two oil refineries in the Chicago area putting pressure on gas prices in Minnesota. AAA Minnesota-Iowa says refineries typically shut down for a week or so between seasons for regularly scheduled maintenance as they switch from the winter to the summer grade fuels.
RT @wsjny: Fans wait all day to visit the Bluth’s Original Frozen Banana Stand. on.wsj.com/15Ga5HW
Manhattan Banana Stand Shows A-Peel of ‘Arrested Development’
blogs.wsj.com — Fans who waited all day to visit the Bluth's Original Frozen Banana Stand might have made a huge mistake. Before 11 a.m., a line stretched across Sixth Avenue and down 49th Street. Students put off work to show up, employees stepped out of the office, and whispers abounded about potential celebrity appearances.
MPR producer's house was site of shootout. bit.ly/17RZSW8
Producer was not involved, to be clear. A perp randomly entered his house
Officer shot in Minneapolis incident
minnesota.publicradio.org — by Madeleine Baran, Minnesota Public Radio ST. PAUL, Minn. - Several dozen Minneapolis police officers have surrounded a home in south Minneapolis, and at least one police officer has been injured in an apparent shooting incident, according to the owner of the home who is an MPR News producer.
My colleague's house was the site of a shoot-out! Someone the cops had been after entered the colleague's house and shot at cops from it
Twin Cities home prices up 12 percent in April: bit.ly/15UTtw7
Twin Cities housing prices rise again
minnesota.publicradio.org — A number of indicators point to continued improvements in the Twin Cities housing market.
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