Rachel Hutton
Feature Writer at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Feature writer @StarTribune & devotee of the well-told story
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4 days ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Rachel Hutton |Richard Chin
By Rachel Hutton and Richard Chin, The Minnesota Star Tribune MINNEAPOLIS - Before the interstate highway system arrived in the 1950s, all manner of roadside oases enticed motorists to stretch their legs and open their wallets. Many of those oddball museums, petting zoos and gift shops have long since gone by the wayside. (Probably a good thing in the case of a couple infamous Up North oddities where tourists fed marshmallows or soda to captive bears.)
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4 days ago |
miamiherald.com | Rachel Hutton
MINNEAPOLIS - Before the interstate highway system arrived in the 1950s, all manner of roadside oases enticed motorists to stretch their legs and open their wallets. Many of those oddball museums, petting zoos and gift shops have long since gone by the wayside.
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4 days ago |
sacbee.com | Rachel Hutton |Richard Chin
MINNEAPOLIS - Before the interstate highway system arrived in the 1950s, all manner of roadside oases enticed motorists to stretch their legs and open their wallets. Many of those oddball museums, petting zoos and gift shops have long since gone by the wayside.
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4 days ago |
dailygazette.com | Rachel Hutton |Richard Chin
MINNEAPOLIS — Before the interstate highway system arrived in the 1950s, all manner of roadside oases enticed motorists to stretch their legs and open their wallets. Many of those oddball museums, petting zoos and gift shops have long since gone by the wayside. (Probably a good thing in the case of a couple infamous Up North oddities where tourists fed marshmallows or soda to captive bears.)kAmqFE E96C6’D 2 C62D@?
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6 days ago |
startribune.com | Rachel Hutton
Minneapolis' Textile Center opened a new secondhand supply shop, the Stashery, inside its University Avenue building on Friday, and Molly Friesen was among its first customers. Friesen, of Richfield, perused skeins of yarn, stacks of fabric, knitting needles, patterns and sewing machines while wearing a dress she'd made from material acquired at one of the Textile Center's garage sales.
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A features reporter's version of investigative journalism: uncovering a secret website selling discounted Target merch! https://t.co/xE63ITBFBR
Beyond frustrated to learn that since this story ran, Nancy experienced yet ANOTHER attempted break in to her Kia, which will cost her $250 to replace the smashed window https://t.co/unm60d3ViV
In honor of @rrchin's St. Patty's quiz, I ate a bowl of Lucky Charms for the first time in decades (purchased as "bait" for 6-y-o to use in leprechaun traps). It was as magically delicious as promised! https://t.co/g4oGJPyRn8
