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The Blue Line’s newest challenge? Where to find $292 million.

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By Trevor Mitchell Verified
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When the official studies began that led to the METRO Blue Line Extension project, George W. Bush was still in the White House. As the scope of the project came together, early hopes were that light rail transit could connect Minneapolis to Robbinsdale, Crystal, Brooklyn Center and Brooklyn Park by 2021, at a cost of about $1.5 billion. Nearly two decades later, estimated costs have more than doubled and optimistic projections offer a start date in 2033.
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Minneapolis’ mayor, Council president and some comedians walk onto a stage…

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By Trevor Mitchell Verified
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If you’ve felt a general lack of good vibes lately between Minneapolis city officials, there was an improv comedy show you missed Tuesday night in Uptown. The Theater of Public Policy, performed before a delighted audience at the Granada Theater, featured Mayor Jacob Frey and City Council president Elliott Payne (Ward 1) in an in-depth, nuanced and even cordial discussion about thorny city issues like affordable housing and Minneapolis’ next police chief.
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Hennepin County wants more development near public transit, and they’re helping pay for it

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By Trevor Mitchell Verified
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Every year for the last two decades, Hennepin County has helped fund a handful of projects through their Transit Oriented Communities grants, spurring development that makes it easier for people to live and work car-free. It’s not huge sums of money we’re talking about – a couple million dollars each year. But it adds up. Since the program started in 2003, Hennepin County has put nearly $53 million into more than 180 projects.
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