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Jim Walsh

Minneapolis
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Author (@UMinnPress), writer (@JSKstanford @CityPages @StPaulPiPress @MinnPost @StarTribune @mndailynews), singer (DD Cicadas Laughing Stock REMs @MadHootMusic)
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‘Jazz saved my life’: Electric newcomer Leslie Vincent brings warmth and connectivity to Pride, Twin Cities Jazz Festival stages

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By Jim Walsh
| MinnPost Verified
Like all great artists, Leslie Vincent contains multitudes. The two primary wolves fighting to be fed these days are the quirkily commercial classic jazz singer Americana Highways compared to “Amy Winehouse had she gone full-tilt jazz,” and the prolific, genre-free, would-be PJ Harvey of White Bear Lake who’s working on a new punk song.
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To prevent a tragedy, Boulder needs to step up e-bike regulation (Opinion)

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By Jim Walsh
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Jim Walsh A preventable tragedy involving one or more children riding on an inappropriate and/or illegal e-bike will occur again soon in Boulder. It happens across the country every day. Formal classification of e-bikes began about a decade ago, based on whether pedaling is required and manufacturer- accepted maximum designed speeds.
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Profiles in Courage: 23 more protest songs inspired by the Twin Cities ICE resistance

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By Jim Walsh
| MinnPost Verified
If you’re like me, a shell shocked and forever wary Minneapolitan in the wake of the ICE siege, music and the Twin Cities music scene has been a balm, a respite, and a source of engagement and inspiration over the past few months — be it Bruce Springsteen and “Streets of Minneapolis” at First Avenue, Dropkick Murphys and “Who’ll Stand With Us?” at The Black Forest Inn, Patti Smith and “People Have the Power” at The Parkway Theater, or Jesse Welles and “Join Ice” at First Avenue, to name only...
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